#Film: 2 stars

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

💙❤️Happy Holidays!❤️💙

[cartoon-goon02]

Just thinking about how Pathologic 3 might be about cinema and time as opposed to the previous ones being about theatre and having no time. Unlike a theatre production you can edit a film which I'm sure is how the new time travel mechanic will interact with the meta. Instead of "scrapping the whole thing and trying again" Daniil gets to edit the movie if he fucks up. Also could serve as a metaphor for how the game has innovated and changed over the years, just like the media around us modernise. Exciting stuff!

[talesfromthecrypts]

Demi Moore as Abby Quinn in The Seventh Sign (1988)

[atr3id3s-b3rzatt0]

isn’t it kinda ironic that in star wars, there’s a nod to poe being a spice runner, and in dune that leto wanted to be a pilot? kinda funny too, considering that a lot of star wars is inspired, if not copied straight from dune. i love both of the franchises though, and i love oscar isaac.

[star-trekster]

From @/thrawns-babygirl PNG Post prompt! Definitely putting these guys in situations!

[sestrahulk]

Orphan Black: Echoes showrunner Anna Fishko on bringing back Tatiana Maslany:

Fishko reveals that Maslany was approached about returning, but because of scheduling conflicts she was unable to do so. But the showrunner says: "We tried and we thought about it, we had a little episode for her to return that we were sort of holding onto for a while, but in the end it just didn't work out, which was too bad." When asked if she'd like to see Maslany return as one of her Orphan Black characters in future, Fishko adamantly says: "I'd love to see her come back." The challenge now, then, will be on viewers to make that come to be.

Source (contains major spoilers for season 1 of Orphan Black: Echoes)

[cinelestial]

New look at ANDOR Season 2

Premiering on Disney+ April 22nd, 2025

[hickeygender]

of all the star wars movies, which of them do y'all 1) enjoy the most 2) consider the best quality and 3) think you've rewatched the most. add your answers in the reblogs or replies, i'm genuinely curious how much of an overlap there is within everyone's three answers. mine don't overlap at all! they're revenge of the sith, empire strikes back, and the force awakens :^)

[chamerionwrites]

See I honestly do find the prequels-era Jedi an interesting (and at times painfully recognizable) portrait of institutional violence in that...they aren't cackling villains. They're mostly sympathetic well-intentioned individuals who via a combo of traditionalist inertia, ideological blinders, proximity to power, a dash of plain old arrogance and a liberal seasoning of end-justifies-the-means compromise end up being at best indifferent to and at worst deeply complicit in some pretty heinous injustice. I don't even think this is a completely against-the-grain reading on my part. At the end of the day it's a pretty mild critique, but it's hard to argue that the PT is entirely uncritical of the Jedi imo.

Unfortunately the narrative is never interested in really sinking its teeth into that. And even more unfortunately, a chunk of the fandom will clutch its pearls in horrified outrage if anybody else is interested in sinking their teeth into that

[hollywoodoutbreak]

Pedro Pascal, best known for his dynamic performances in The Mandalorian and as Oberyn Martell in Season 4 of Game of Thrones, took on an exciting new challenge in Ridley Scott's Gladiator II. Pascal stepped into the sandals of Acilius, a Roman general whose ambitions and loyalties are tested amidst the empire's turbulent power struggles.

Reflecting on his experience, Pascal shared his awe at the film’s immense scale. From vast, meticulously crafted sets to Ridley Scott’s legendary attention to detail, every aspect of the production left a strong impression on him. Pascal was particularly struck by the sheer scale and authenticity of the film's sets, describing the experience as unlike anything he'd ever witnessed.

Gladiator II is now playing in movie theaters.

[meep-meep-richie]

this genre

[whatsupmykentuckyfriedfuckers]

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 - 2017

[velvet4510]

Here’s my take on Cassian and Bix’s relationship.

They are clearly over each other and their mutual affection is now strictly platonic.

They both move on to other lovers in the show, albeit long-term in her case and a fling in his case. They care for each other, obviously; they’re longtime friends and that’s more than enough reason for him to want to rescue her.

But I don’t see any tension indicating they’re even remotely interested in getting back together. He doesn’t look bothered in the slightest when he figures out that she’s gotten involved with Timm; he just looks pleased for her.

He never looks at her the way he later looks at Jyn; there is no comparison between his chemistry with Jyn and his chemistry with Bix.

And no matter what happens in season 2, we know they’re not meant to be. We know they will be out of each other’s lives within a few years, and we know Cassian will find his true love in someone else, in whose arms he will ultimately die.

Speaking of which, the entire series is RebelCaptain propaganda, so no matter what anyone may see between Cassian and Bix, the very structure of the series around them is foreshadowing that his soulmate is another woman.

I do hope that instead of being fridged, Bix will live and choose to part ways with him; that’s what she deserves.

[age-of-moonknight]

“Three Moments,” Vengeance of the Moon Knight (Vol. 2/2024), #8.

Writer: Jed Mackay; Penciler and Inker: Devmalya Pramanik; Colorist: Rachelle Rosenberg; Letterer: Cory Petit

[artem1sc0re]

If I had a nickel for everytime I redrew this scene, I’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice, right?

BUT WHATEVERRR, ITS JOSH!!!!

(I got given a compliment whilst drawing the first one so that’s cool :D)

[feroluce]

So I went to the wiki page for the henghill Bullet & Brain mission of 2.2 looking for some dialogue I had missed and

a) I found something incredibly tasty that slotted into some other thoughts I'd been having, more on that on another day, and

b) I saw this super fun little trivia at the bottom, which!

I knew Penacony characters like Boothill took a lot of inspirations from old movies, but I didn't realize it was even in his and Dan Heng's relationship, that's so cool!!

It fits them very well, it's such a fun reference. "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" was an old buddy Western film (from 1969- nice) about a pair of outlaws. Butch Cassidy was the leader of a gang, and described as clever, affable, and talkative. Meanwhile, his closest companion, the Sundance Kid, was known as a man of few words.

Cassidy's original birth name was much more plain, but similar to Boothill, he took on a new moniker when he became an outlaw. "Cassidy" had been the last name of his beloved mentor, who taught him how to shoot and ride. And Sundance Kid was known as he was because Sundance was the name of his hometown, and it was the only place that had ever managed to catch and jail him, back when he'd been younger (also similar to Dan Heng, but ouch).

These two stick together like glue throughout the length of the film- through Cassidy's leadership of the gang being challenged, through a train robbery gone wrong, through being pursued by mercenaries, and even through fleeing to Bolivia and trying to start over together.

I don't want to say too much more, since the mission title is referencing one specific movie that I've never seen. I kinda wanna watch it now, though, just to see the inspiration that went into Boothill and Dan Heng and how they get along. I just think it's really sweet that these two were literally made to be the best of bros, how lovely is that. 💕