#masterpiece

[vertigoartgore]

Danny DeVito as the Penguin in Tim Burton's Batman Returns (1992).

[johnnythestoic420]

They’re Selling Chocolates

Acrylic on canvas

[monkey-network]

Actually beautiful. I'm tearing up like everything about this was beautiful, brilliant, incredible, amazing, show stopping, spectacular, never the same, totally unique, completely not ever been done before, tearjerking, heartslowing.

M A S T E R P I E C E.

[sictransitgloriamvndi]

[ondastropicais-studio]

Espada de São Jorge

[userarmyhope]

V Slow Dancing, 2023

[john-noe]

New Beginnings

By John Noe

[darlingifalltopieces]

Hey remember when criminal minds gave us this masterpiece:

I actually laughed so hard when I first saw this, I hope the editors were paid overtime 😭

[shaimaafekry]

Beautiful morning 🌿

Cairo, Egypt 🌻

[weirdlookindog]

Jessica Harper in Suspiria (1977).

[pwlanier]

Crazy Quilt with Animals

1886

Designed and executed by Florence Elizabeth Marvin

American, 1856-1916

United States, New York, Brooklyn Heights

AIC

[horygory]

The Shining (1980)

[im-a-goat-in-disguise]

no you dont get it you dont UNDERSTAND this scene at the end of wall-e is so aburpt and emotional. especially in the context. the whole movie it's all been up in the character's faces, filling the frame. but the camera steps back and you see how small they are. so insignificant. massive towering monoliths all around them but at the end of it all.. they're just robots.. two tiny little robots. they're in the shadow and wall-e is *gone*. The bright spark of life has quietly been whispered away. that spark, so small, so bright. the framing gives you the eerie sense of emptiness [emphasised by the previour shot - showing wall-e's lifeless eyes.

there's no emotion there. it's empty. he's gone. not just gone, but the lights aren't on. sure you rebuilt the house but you look inside and nobody's there. the echo of your love doesn't return. it's hollow. it's so sad. i could cry about this for years and years and years. so much is being told. EVE was lifting his eyes and they dropped back down in the most robotic way possible. no swagger or humanity or personality. just back to inhuman efficency. compared to the swift, sweeping, emotive movement throughout the movie - this feels not just bad, but wrong. there's only about 2:30 from wall-e "reanimating" until he comes back completely. but that 2 and a half minutes. its some of the most heart-tugging animated movie i've ever seen.

[sictransitgloriamvndi]

[meisterdrucke]

Studies of Summer Flowers by Jacques Laurent Agasse

Oil on canvas, 1848