I'm super amazed how literally lighting, shading, and the story can change a character so drastically. Like, P is so out of character (and time period) but looks so good. I feel like his workshop craftsman outfit would totally fit in this one 🌼 Anyways, just more screenshots for him. Who knows? Maybe ya'll wanna use it for art reference. I know I am shiii dawg lol
i fear that fandroidians on tumblr are not aware of 405 aka the goat (a scrapped character that was meant to be a henchman) and since its concept art is on the public wiki i have made it my duty to share this goober on this platform
Oberon’s 3rd skill can kinda work as a plug suit tbh? Even though after you use it, the servant who got buffed with it will pretty much be dead weight on the field until they’re eventually killed off due to the target focus/ unremovable debuff detriment. Bummer but also, super handy! I’m liking how DW has been having more fun with adding exclusive sort of skills and passives to newer servants that set their kits apart from previous ones. But I find it funny how Oberon’s kit is specially designed to both support and disrupt your party at the same time lol. He can’t stand us lol.
Alright, so. I just watched "The Dead Don't Die", this weird surreal comedy where Bill Murray is the sheriff of this tiny town that gets overrun by zombies.
Spoiler: It ends badly.
And there are SO many bad reviews! Everyone seems to think it's horrible!! And, I don't know, I don't get it. Why does everyone take it so seriously? It has things to say, surely, but it truly seems like it's meant to be silly. To be this odd surreal show of the end of the world, not with a bang but with shocked indifference. It talks about consumerism, environmentalist concerns, makes fun of the zombie genre, and a few other important things but ultimately is this silly, meandering story about the death of everyone. All of that with an INSANELY stacked cast. It's wonderful!
I'm not familiar with Jim Jarmusch's work, though it seems from reviews lots of his films meander along like this. It's really cool to watch things happen, to be as awed and confused as the characters themselves. Not particularly afraid or noticably moved, just... aware.
And I tell you, the reviews on this film are rancid. Absolutely foul. Diss on the whole damn thing. And I wonder if they haven't figured out how to take a joke? Because why the hell would you take this film seriously? In the first ten minutes Adam fucking Driver says a song is the film's theme. This is meant to be absurd and disturbing and fun. Take it!!!!!
I don't know, I needed to ramble all this out. It's a strange film.
Watch it or don't, but expect a weird time and you won't be disappointed.
