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July 21, 2026 - Arrested student protesters in Mumbai are freed by a comrade after a brutal police crackdown on huge student demonstrations across India demanding the resignation of the minister of education and prime minister Modi. [video]
i really genuinely wish I could hit chatgpt with my bare fists and hear its pityful electronic voice fade into glitched robotic gibberish and choking beeps as I hit it before I smash it for good and it shuts the fuck up forever
no no it's fine
say what you will about the 90s but there were so so many women on TV with beautiful curly hair. we used to be a proper society
90s curls really were so special and breathtaking
I saw sheep detectives last night and by the credits I was full on crying and I looked to my friend and was like. “Why tf am I actually in tears??” Only to look over and see my coworker (I dragged 10 people to this movie with me) full on fucking sobbing LOL
anyways this movie was amazing 10/10 and I might have to write some George Hardy fan fics ngl
#SILLY SHEEP MOVIE GOT ME WITH EXPLORATION OF GRIEF
mopple shows love by telling comforting lies for his friends and making himself a shoulder to cry on even when the other sheep don’t even remember what they’re upset about. every so often, a little truth slips through and he has to scramble to cover it up. eventually, his lies fall apart and he has to admit to the isolation that acting this way has caused him. (“you’ve carried this alone all this time?” “yes.”)
sebastian shows love by making his friends confront uncomfortable truths and forces them to keep their memories of george. all the while claiming that he’s separate from the flock, not acting as a source of comfort at all. yet, every so often, this facade is chipped at and he reveals he’s much kinder and willing to give grace than first appears. then the scene with the dogs forces him to drop his pretences and admit to his attachment to lily and mopple (“why did you come back?” “you’re my flock.”)
equal opposites with lily in the middle impressing them with her smarts, while also learning Deeper Truths from both. you get what i’m saying here???
I thought the beginning of The Sheep Detectives was so silly and overly simplistic, then at the end of an emotional roller coaster, I realized we as the audience were put on the same level as the sheep.
We were children looking up to our Shepherd. We believed our little world was perfect and nothing bad could happen to us. Then something rocks our world and we must take the bad, difficult things and learn to cope. We had the realization that not everyone has the best intentions for us. We learned that grief can be a powerful tool, that pain doesn’t need to stop us from doing what is right. We learned we couldn’t do everything on our own, and that everyone has value if you let them play to their strengths. That first impressions and bias can lead us down the wrong path. That religion is full of contradictions but faith rooted in love, justice and acceptance can offer peace.
I could go on and on.
Sad when I googled it and realized Winter Lambs being outcast were an actual real thing.
To save you a Wikipedia visit: if they’re born in the winter, they’re usually expected to die of cold, so the rest of the flock don’t want to deal with them and they are avoided.
expectation: haha silly fun times movie about sheep solving a murder, hijinks and shenanigans ensue
reality: what if you and you alone carried the most painful memories of your community? what if only you knew the true shape of reality? what if you were cast out for no crime but the accident of your birth? what kind of life can we truly live if we don't know death? what is the point of grief? why must we remember painful things? well, because that is how you keep the ones you love alive even once they're gone. if we were to forget all things that challenge or disturb us, we would never leave our small worlds. we must carry the burden of memory together. we must cross the road from the meadow and we must not forget.
HE HAD NO FLOCK AND HE WAS RESCUED FROM A CARNIVAL WHERE HE HAD TO FIGHT DOGS AND THEN HE FOUGHT OFF THE DOGS TO PROTECT HIS FLOCK AND IM THROWING UP ABOUT IT
"I'll become a cloud one day, just like my parents did before me. Even though, for some reason, I can't remember what it was like when my parents turned into clouds. Mopple, you remember everything. That day must have been wonderful, right?" –THE SHEEP DETECTIVES (2026)
Me in the theatre watching the supposedly funny movie with the cgi sheep
THE SHEEP DETECTIVES (2026) dir. Kyle Balda
THE SHEEP DETECTIVES (2026) dir. Kyle Balda
my favourite joke in The Sheep Detectives is that there's neon signs everywhere in Denbrook, including the police station, and you don't really think about it until you see the neon sign that offers a discount on neon signs
"You've carried this all alone, all this time?"
The Sheep Detectives (2026) dir. Kyle Balda
