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i am proud of this bear and i implore everyone applaud this man and the actual pain on his face delivering those lines for the teddy
Berserk (ăă«ă»ă«ăŻ) // Kentaro Miura
THEYRE SO CUTE
Youâll always want someone else more than me, and I canât do anything to change that
#healthy
What if Mike was short for Micycle
every now and then theres a text post that gets stuck in my damn head. here it is. im never going to be free of micycle
staying @ someone elseâs place is so perpetually uncomfortable? everything feels like an inconvenience + invasion of privacy. sitting in a chair? inconvenience. opening a cabinet to get a glass? invasion of privacy. breathing? invasion of
There was some next level Annie shit going down at that base
Life With Cats.
Adorable little assholes
This puts absolutely nothing into perspective, but thatâs not a Bad Thing.
Itâs Such a Beautiful Day (2012, USA) A simpleton named Bill retraces his familyâs history of damaged and bizzare psyche, when he himself begins to lose his mind and health.
And now for something that wonât help your post-Christmas blues. Independent animator Don Hertzfeldt went a significant turn in his career since the turn of the century. Originally gaining fame on the internet for his earlier shorts and the memes generated from them (âMy spoon is too big!â, âMy anus is bleeding!â), now a prominent auteur figure in animation all using only stick figures and doodle-like designs as characters. Helping make that career turn was Donâs series of short films focused on the gradual death of a man named Bill. His short trilogy (Everything Will Be OK, Iâm So Proud of You, and Itâs Such a Beautiful Day) was later bundled together to create one long hour-length film. The story of Bill is not a happy one when you stop and realize whatâs happening: basically a man finding strange ties and haunting realizations of his family just as the deteriorating mental health of most of his family members comes to destroy him and his life. Don lets us feel what Bill is thinking towards the end and focuses on the incomprehensibility, banality, and little moments of life.
Bill canât make sense of whatâs going on but neither can we, as universally latch onto Bill and follow his daily routines from going about his day feeling inadequate to past the point of mental deterioration where heâs walking upon a block over and over. Donâs own emotionless-narration of the story ends up enhancing the mood as youâre watching them and leaves the character dialogue, as well as the tone-poem-esque scenes, up to your imagination. This choice in Donâs part makes the drama hit harder and Donâs well-admired absurdity that sneaks its way into several scenes even funnier. Ontop of being an emotional triumph considering youâre watching a movie with funny stick figures, itâs an indie technical triumph for animation as Don uses custom-made analogue film and animation tools for his effects. Currently his last project to use his 35mm effects as he has made the jump to digital for recent projects, including a full film designed from the start as a feature heâs developing now called Antarctica.
Can I find this? Sure. Don Hertzfeldt has released Itâs Such a Beautiful Day by himself on DVD and a recent Kickstarted Blu-Ray release (which also contains most of his famous shorts making it an illegitimate âBest ofâ release). The feature version is also available on digital services. It recently finished a two-year availability on Netflix Instant.
Trying to keep a positive attitude when youâre upset