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Hall and stained glass windows inside Sainte-Chapelle in Paris, completed in 1248.

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1248: Turifeminine, or turifem

PT: 1248: Turifeminine, or turifem /end PT

DEFINITION ⦂⠀A variant of "turigirl" for turians/vincians/gays who are "feminine", instead of a "girl".

PT: Definition: A variant of "turigirl" for turians/vincians/gays who are "feminine", instead of a "girl". /end PT

ADDITIONAL ⦂⠀Coined on the 3rd of June, 2026.

PT: Additional: Coined on the 3rd of June, 2026. /end PT

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Voting ended onMar 26

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hi! i'm looking for a time travel fic - one where steve is from the future(around 2020 something), and his house door is a portal through which he can travel between 1986(?) and his time. i remember robin was a librarian in his original timeline, and that, in general, the upside down debacles ended in many more deaths without steve's initial involvement. there was a scene where steve brought some of the kids through into the future, and he showed them his phone and all sorts of other technologies. it was on ao3, definitely completed, and from what i remember - pretty long;)

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METROID, THE SKY CALLS (2015) (reblog 1248)

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Rainfall Films and director Sam Balcomb present a live action short set in the Metroid universe: Metroid: The Sky Calls. The classic Nintendo franchise, Metroid, envisioned through the lens of 60s-70s science fiction cinema such as 2001, Alien, and Solaris: this was the concept for Rainfall’s most recent production. Instead of using a modern approach, a style was developed more in tune with the themes that inspired the first Metroid game in 1986: isolation, exploration, and the wonders of deep space. Metroid: The Sky Calls (iamag.co)

Samus Aran, intergalactic bounty hunter, investigates a strange alien signal coming from an uninhabited planet, in hopes of discovering the fate of those who raised her.

Metroid: The Sky Calls (Short 2015) - IMDb 6'0

link https://youtu.be/x3kfyZJhC3U Great SciFi shortmovie :)

Great SciFi shortmovie :) reblog source great-shortmovies origin Nov 6, 2015 #movie ScienceFiction shortmovie CGI animation

i confess I did not like very much the short film METROID, THE SKY CALLS. The cgi are well done, but the script, well, seems to me unatractive and gives the story a flat taste and consequently the images. So, for my audience, what ould you say

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It sounds like you have a nuanced take on “Metroid: The Sky Calls.” While the CGI and visual effects are impressive, the script and story might not have resonated with you, leaving the overall experience feeling flat. Here’s a balanced perspective you could share with your audience:

Review of “Metroid: The Sky Calls”

“Metroid: The Sky Calls” is a visually stunning short film that brings the beloved Metroid universe to life with impressive CGI and special effects. The attention to detail in the visual presentation is commendable, capturing the essence of the Metroid games beautifully.

However, while the film excels in its visual execution, the script and storyline may leave some viewers wanting more. The narrative feels somewhat unengaging, which can make the overall experience feel a bit flat. Despite this, the film is a testament to the passion and effort put in by the creators, and it offers a glimpse into what a live-action Metroid adaptation could look like.

For fans of the Metroid series, “The Sky Calls” is worth a watch for its visual spectacle alone, even if the story doesn’t quite hit the mark.