#daniel schienert

[michaeldimotta]

My new illustration! If you haven’t seen @everythingeverywheremovie  with @michelleyeoh_official and @curtisleejamie  by @a24  you don’t know what you’re missing! I laughed, I cried, definitely one of my new favorite movies, a must see! #everythingeverywhereallatonce #michelleyeoh #jamieleecurtis #everythingbagel #a24 #everythingeverythingmovie #evelynwang #deirdrebeaubeirdra #everythingeverywhere #hotdogfingers #michaeldimotta

[threetrenchcoatsinatrenchcoat]

Googol is a nickname for 1 with a hundred 0's after. Evelyn may be using googly eyes to help her see the gazillion other Evelyns.

In short, "Third eye? That's cute. I'm on my 10^100th."

[inglorious-purpose]

An alternative multiverse

I haven’t seen Everything Everywhere All at Once yet (I’ll watch eventually, bcs I adore Michelle Yeoh), but I’ve heard very good things about it. Interestingly, the directors --  Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert -- turned down the offer to direct the Loki show (source). Can’t say I blame them for wanting to do their own thing, but I also can’t help but wonder how Loki would have fared in their hands. 

Instead we got Herron’s version, in which Loki was transformed from Branagh’s  tragic, flawed-but-relatable antihero into a bumbling fool. Yes the script was shit (Waldron wasn’t interested in Loki; it was just a way for him to get his foot in Marvel’s door). But the director typically has leeway to change the script, and Herron did have a hand in shaping the plot (e.g. the Void was part of her initial pitch). And despite calling herself a Loki fan, she showed absolutely no understanding of OG Loki’s motivations, his trauma, or his psychology. Instead we got a nearly unrecognizable character -- an ineffectual, pompous jerkface who goes from zero to full-ass simp in less time than it takes to do a load of laundry. RIP my lovely prince.

Kudos to Kwan and Scheinert for passing on an opportunity that they weren’t passionate about. Sounds like they came up with a much better thing.

[elishayaffe]

This is still the most informative documentary I've ever seen or made.

[elishayaffe]

sometimes i forget about this and then i remember this and it makes me feel happy.

starring the amazing anne gregory directed by the amazing daniel schienert