#Ghostbusters 3 movie collection

[ruagod]

[digo3d]

Ahem here’s an ask: what’s a tradition the gang loves to do (like maybe on someone’s birthday, new year, etc?)

*also just wanna say HOPE YOURE DOING WELL ❤️*

*turns into a crab and does a crab jig* YEAAAAH

I'm not just gunna give you ONE tradition I'm gunna give you A WHOLE BUNCH because boy I love my bullet points so sit and have some tea

FOR THEIR BIRTHDAYS:

On T.C.'s birthday they do a bit of a Christmas in July type thing (partly as a callback to that stupid ass episode I hate) and also because his favorite holiday is Christmas. They don't go very overboard but they do bust out the eggnog and Christmas wrapping paper for his presents. They also have an eensy weensy tree just for the occasion (probably the one Brain digs out of the trash in The Movie)

They go to the beach on Benny's birthday and they go no matter what because of this one time where it was really windy out but T.C. insisted they go anyway cos he already paid for towels n shit and when they got there it was so windy that Benny and Brain got blown away. So now it's an inside joke and they also bury T.C. in the sand every time as punishment lmao

They don't usually do anything special for Chooch's birthday because he usually can't think of anything but every time without fail he wants a strawberry pie. So they always get him a strawberry pie no matter the costs. Yes they have stolen a few for him.

Since Spook's birthday is on Halloween (of course) they celebrate his birthday during the day and at night they throw a huge Halloween rager where all of the alley cats are invited as per Spook's request. Spook is also entirely in charge of the gang's costumes and usually coordinates everyone with a theme. Like one time they were all Ghostbusters, another time they were all classic monsters, they did a Super Mario theme one time etc.

Fancy's birthday usually falls on Thanksgiving or sometime around it so Nonna usually flies in from Italy to make a big Italian feast for Fancy and the gang, and on the few times it doesn't she makes one anyway and then sticks around to help the gang make a traditional Thanksgiving meal. Fancy always gets a pumpkin pie for his birthday because of course.

Unfortunately Brain's birthday is April 1st, April Fools Day. However the rest of the gang and Dibble agreed that they're only allowed to pull 1 harmless prank on him collectively, and absolutely NOBODY ELSE EVER is allowed to prank him (Except maybe Kurt but his fate is currently unknown to you 🤭). Brain can prank all the people he wants though, and he actually looks forward to the gang's prank because he feels really smart if he figures out what the prank is before it happens and he gets an extra birthday treat if he figures it out. If he doesn't figure it out though it's always a prank that he'll find funny, like one time they put Pedro in a police officer costume so that it would look like there were two Dibble's walking around.

I stole this idea from a sitcom I don't remember the name of but on Dib's birthday they ALWAYS try to plan a surprise party for him but he ALWAYS figures it out because detective skills and whatnot, they've only ever managed to surprise him once and all it took was T.C. getting accidentally pepper sprayed by Dib 💃

ACTUAL HOLIDAYS:

T.C. goes fucking I N S A N E with the Christmas decorations. The alley gets absolutely DECKED TO THE FUCKING HALLS it's almost repulsive. He's one of those people who would start putting decorations up in October if Spook wouldn't beat him up for it. And he always forces the gang to wear ugly Christmas sweaters and take a Christmas picture to send to relatives like the good mom he is :3

I already talked about Halloween but I will also say that Spook makes it his mission to scare the shit out of everybody (Except for Dibble because if I know anything about trying to scare a policeman it's a bad idea)

For St. Patrick's Day they always volunteer to help Pedro with his float for the parade because of course and Dibble's Irish heritage fully possesses him as well. After the parade Pedro takes the gang and his cousin out to a pub for appetizers and drinks.

For the Murica day Dibble busts out da grill and becomes a griller dad and makes sure the gang doesn't have any illegal fireworks or whatever. One year Spook nearly blew up the alley with some firecrackers and Roman candles that went awry.

Yeah there you go sorry that one took so long as well Tumblr deleted half of the post and I got angry smh anyways I'm doing pretty okay and I hope you're doing well too :3

[r3d-m3dic]

hi call me Lukas or Peter!

Fictionkin of too many characters. Most notably Peter Maximoff, Bad Cop, GL!Slimecicle, Daisuke, and Swansea!

he/they pronouns!

kin blog: @swanseafromhitgamemouthwashing

Do not bring politics on to this blog please. I will occasionally break this rule.

Transgender, Galaxian, Xenogender (Specifics + Pronouns), omnisexual, grayasexual, demisexual, pseudosexual encephaloromantic and ambiamorous. :D

These all have links to definitions if your curious!!

I'm a Kemetic Pagan :3

I take art requests and userbox requests.

I don't do commissions.

Autism, ADHD, OCD, and potentially depression.

I get hyperfixations! They will change.

hyperfixations, in order from my earliest memory of hyperfixating, under the cut

Jurassic Park (Summer 2022)

Ghostbusters (Halloween time, 2022)

TF2 (Beginning of 2023 to halfway through summer)

Night at the Museum (Ending of summer 2023)

The Stanley Parable (Some point during NATM hyperfixation)

MHA (End of summer, into fall 2023)

Spiderverse (Fall 2023)

COD (End-ish of fall 2023 to end of November? Or October.)

LOTR and The Hobbit (December-February 2024. December 9th through current 2024.)

SCP (March-May)

Pacific drive (Some point during SCP hyperfixation. It has ended.)

One Piece (April)

Generation Loss: The Social Experiments (May. Came back on June 16, ended. Also October 11-November 6th.)

Slimecicle Cinematic Universe (May)

That's not my neighbor (June)

Stray (June)

Minecraft Story Mode (June-August 3rd)

Deadpool (August 3rd-August 11th)

Xmen (August 9th-October 12th)

Mouthwashing (November 5th-December 5th)

I also like Godzilla, The Beekeeper, Wobbledogs, raft, phasmophobia, and many other things I can't remember.

Favorite Characters

Jurassic Park: Ian Malcom and Lowery Cruthers

Ghostbusters: Egon Spengler

Tf2: Medic

NATM: Jedediah and Octavius

Stanley Parable: Narrator

MHA: Denki

Spiderverse: Spider-Noir, Hobie Brown, and Pavitr

COD: Graves

LOTR: Boromir, Faramir, Aragorn, Elrond, Galadriel.

Hobbit: Kili, Fili, Bofur.

SCP: Dr. Alto Clef

Pacific Drive: Tobias

One Piece: Zoro

Genloss: Episode 1 slimecicle

SCU: God Bizly

That's not my neighbor: Francis Mosses and Angus Ciprianni

Stray: Jacob. Yes, the bartender.

Minecraft Story Mode: Aiden and Lukas

Deadpool: Colossus and Deadpool

Xmen: Nightcrawler, Gambit, and Quicksilver

Mouthwashing: Daisuke and Swansea

NO SPOILERS ON ANYTHING. NONE.

Here's some stuff to help in how to not spoil stuff :D

I haven't watched past season 2 i believe in MHA.

I haven't finished Pacific Drive, but it already got spoiled

I have read volume one and two of One Piece

I've finished LOTR and The Hobbit. Have not finished Rings of Power or had the chance to watch the newest movie.

Watched both spiderverse movies entirely :)

Played all of the modern CODs.

Watched the entirety of NATM

Read all the tf2 comics, watched the official and bunch of non official SFMs. I have watched Emesis blue! Very good.

I have played Stanley Parable.

Have watched everything Jurassic park. Played Jurassic World Evolution 2. I've also played the entirety of Jurassic World Aftermath

Have watched all of the Ghostbusters movies.

Kinda hard to spoil SCP since there's no official story :)

Watched all of genloss :3

Don't care for SCU spoilers. Have watched hardest difficulty, natural disaster, and 100 days. Not sure what the SCU even fully consists of lmao.

Can't really spoil that's not my neighbor? I watched slimecicle play it 👍

Seen all of Stray

Seen all of MCSM

Watched all 3 Deadpool movies

Don't care for spoilers with the xmen movies

Played all of Mouthwashing

I'm definitely clef irl guys.

my artstyle is up to change. currently it's more chibi.

I'm a hoarder, my cardboard collection is insane.

please interact! I'd love to talk to the Tumblr sillies.

My discord is drunkonmouthwash.

please dm and ask before sending a friend request tho, so I know who you are :)

bye bye enjoy the silly

[dominustempori]

SPOILER ALERT FOR THE GHOSTBUSTERS: FROZEN EMPIRE TRAILER!! (long post, fyi)

Alright Ghostheads, I'm writing all this down now, so I won't forget all these thoughts and observations I'm having JUST a few hours after this awesome teaser for the "Afterlife sequel" has dropped.

I'm sure I'm missing some bits here, so comments are duly welcome, just don't go all negative energy on me =)

Definitely felt a similar vibe to when the first trailer for "Afterlife" came out like 2 years ago now. Normal summer day, good background music, then...sh*t happens. Even worse than that burst of PK energy from the mine shaft. And yeah, I saw bits of "Day After Tomorrow," I'd be lying if I didn't get JUST a little hint of that, but only because, you know, massive storm system overwhelming the south shore of Manhattan. But anyway.

2. I SWEAR that one building shot from the side is 55 Central Park West, aka Spook Central. Probably not significant plot wise this time, just a nod to the original movie. And considering I toured some of the filming sites on my trip to NYC this past summer, SURE looks like it!

3. Deadly icicles ripping up the streets? Like the earthquake tearing up the asphalt in the original movie only BETTER!

4. The discourse is already happening about details...I know some people like Ecto 1-A from GB2, and some fans are still angry about "they ignored it in Afterlife! It's so canon! WTF Jason Reitman?" Yeah...missing the point? [They're not DELIBERATELY ignoring GB2! I LIKED GB2! A lot! Not perfect but still I LIKE IT! Probably a lot more than other fans! The film only had so much time to focus on the past to keep the story moving, so only put in so much of the lore to help a new audience along. That's my theory I'm sticking to it.]

ANYWAY...yes the car IS the original Ecto 1, NOT the 1-A (which was WAY too busy for its own good, just sayin'). I saw the plate on a freeze frame, it's Ecto 1, the original.

5. Enter the exposition cut scenes. or whatever you want to call them. Swear to God that Patton Oswalt, Kumail Nanjiani, Dan, McKenna, and Logan are NOT at Ray's Occult Books...I mean come on look at those glass cases! It's GOTTA be the NY Public Library (throwback!) Patton's character is most likely a staff member, probably a librarian (related to Alice? God I hope so!) [GBs do their research yo! If that's one thing I love about the IDW comics, is how Ray and Egon and Kylie RESEARCH.]

That one bit with the frozen dude with the eyepatch? Looks like a flashback. Like, maybe Manhattan in the...late 1800s? Recurring hauntings is def a thing in the GB universe. Another secret society? Which, yeah, they did to death (sorry) with the Gozer thing, especially in the video game.

6. Liking all the concerned closeups. Paul Rudd still looking good, and I REALLY hope Carrie Coon as Callie has full on dropped the baggage about not having her Dad in her life. Well, mostly. Turned me off from her QUITE a bit in Afterlife, but that's just me. Finn's hair lookin' good short, love how McKenna still rocks the OshKosh look, and Logan with the retro vibe.

7. James Acaster HAS TO BE an adult Oscar. I WILL fight people on this =) Not Louis' kid, not Janine's... (well, maybe?) Peter and Dana are OFFICIALLY still a couple, what's to stop Peter from adopting the boy he saved in GB2? Or at least, maybe they have their own kid later on...? Damn I hope he's Oscar. I mean come on, this is still "Ghostbusters: the Next Generation" in my mind.

8. HAUNTED LION STATUE!!! (Yeah, that's right from Real Ghostbusters...kinda) It's the Library! And on another freeze frame...it's going after Ray (GASP!) That little elevator? Maybe they're going to...Special Collections? Remember the video game? Maybe? Squee?

9. DUDE, it's attacking GBHQ! Blew the freakin' doors off! It's gonna...NO NOT LUCKY! Dude she (they?) is getting the short end of the stick again...first she gets possessed by Zuul and now...please don't kill off Lucky, Gil! Also OGBs FTW!!! yeah Winston! bad ass mf as always! And man does Pete look proper scared. Go Bill Murray!

10. I'm presuming that the big bad/entity was originally trapped and stored in the ECU, hence the blinking red light in the post credits scene from Afterlife. And it's whatever's pushing out the cinder blocks this time around...and freezing Lucky in the basement of HQ? And it's the...thing pushing its demon horns in...(so far others are calling it a minotaur - totally NOT. this guy is so reaching, i mean an old obscure RGB comic reference from a wiki page? dude, just...no. a cross between a White Walker and Slenderman? yeah THOSE I get. I'm personally thinking some ancient demon from a summoning gone wrong...or maybe right in this case.) any case, DUDE with those icy blue staring eyes and 20 feet tall...f*ck yeah.

11. Also F*CK yeah Paul and Carrie in the jumpsuits! YES!!!

12. Alright, I can sort of buy a hidden room in Kumail's character's (presumably?) apartment, secret door at the back of a kitchen pantry with some pretty lead/silver tiling...but, what's with the horn? (SUMMONING HORN! Read the Bartimaeus Trilogy people!) and the shackles? the bells? well, yeah noise to drive away evil spirits...or not? again... SECRET SOCIETY! Or maybe Lucky and Trevor have their own place now? Nah, maybe not...wait and see I guess.

13. Dude...Paul Rudd is TALL, boy! Would like to see if they've actually gone and married...or, too soon? Nah, romantic/life partners is good.

14. I WANT THAT RED WINTER JACKET WITH THE PATCH! SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!

15. Also, Paul's reaction...SO my own after watching this. He is still fanboy-ing out and I LOVE IT.

Holy hell that was a long post. First genuine reactions on the day. Online journaling. All good.

OK peeps, let me have it. What are y'all thinking?

Until March 29!

[a-strange-server]

Strange Tales Of Halloween 2023

Hi everyone! In honor of the spookiest, weirdest, and dare we say, strangest month, we have created a prompt list for Doctor Stephen Strange for every day in October! Last year saw a hord of spooky, ghostly works created for the occasion. We are hoping this year will be as much fun!

This list is open to all forms of creativity. Fill as few or as many prompts as you would like in October and tag it with #strangehalloween2023 so we can reblog! You can also submit your work in the Strange Tales Of Halloween 2023 ao3 collection.

Full written list and the FAQ under the cut.

Strange Tales of Halloween 2023 Prompt List

1. “What was that? Is somebody there?” | Scales

2. “Wait, kids can trick o'treat here?” | Trapped

3. “Sometimes the world tries to end.” | Spirit

4. “Dormammu, I've come to bargain—“ | Alone

5. “There aren't many of us left.” | Cauldron

6. “I thought you were dead!” | Witch

7. “So what do you do for Halloween?” | Cursed

8. “Is that supposed to be a costume, or what?” | Cat

9. “Well, that's strange...” | Moon

10. “They’re not the traitor. I am.” | Mythological creature

11. “No, don’t tell me that.” | Dimensional breach

12. “Something’s happened to you.” | Shroud

13. “Stay with me.” | Nightmare

14. “Huh… that’s new.” | Future

15. “You what?!” | Celebration

16. “Crap. Imps!” “Imps? Crap.” | Ancient

17. “I know everything. That’s my curse.” | Fire & Ice

18. “I have seen a horror movie before.” | Tradition

19. “I know you!” | Cave

20. “Is that a bloody butterfly?” | Fever dream

21. “Strange... what have you done?!” | Scars

22. “The Cauldron of Cosmos is not a bowl for Halloween treats!” | Supernatural entities

23. “You’re a bad demon.” | Candy

24. “Oh, a meeting with the devil? Just when I thought I have a free afternoon... Fine.” | Baking

25. “No. Tell them to get Ghostbusters, or something.” | Pumpkin carving

26. “There was no other way.” | Horror movies

27. “You messed up the ritual.” | Trick or treat

28. “Nightmare has him.” | Will-o’-the-wisp

29. “Don’t be so superstitious.” | Bog

30. “Are you really afraid of a little black cat?” | Crown of thorns

31. “Donna... Is that really you?” | Tam Lin

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FAQ:

What must be included in the content of a filled prompt? Stephen Strange (any version of him: film, TV, or comics) must be either the main or co-main character. Otherwise, anything goes!

What must be included in the tags of Tumblr and Twitter posts? Please use the hashtag #strangehalloween2023 and the # of the prompt you're filling (i.e. #no6 and/or #witch). On Tumblr, please include additional tags for NSFW and common triggers (see AO3 for examples).

When can I post my prompt fill? In the spirit of the theme, these should be posted in October! We'd prefer if you post prompts the day of or after the day has passed. For example, prompt 10 fills can be posted on or after Oct 10, and preferably not before.

What medium can I use? Anything! Written prose, poetry, gifsets, mood boards, artwork, all is acceptable as a prompt fill. It's all about Stephen Strange in any form he comes in.

Can I combine Strange Tales of Halloween prompts into one submission (i.e. #1 "What was that? Is somebody there?" and #6 witch)? Sure! If you post it on social media, you can use both prompt tags to help us identify it as such.

There are two prompts per day. Do I have to do both? You can use the sentence prompts, the words prompt, or do a mix of them!

Can I use this prompt list with other prompt lists/bingo cards? Absolutely! Combine it with any other event you'd like to use it with.

Are there any limits to how many prompts I can use/have to use? Nope! Participate with one piece or 31 pieces! Do as much as you'd like--we'll love to see it!

Any other questions? Send an ask to @a-strange-server and we'll get back to you soon. We can't wait to start seeing what you come up with come October!

[copiousloverofcopia]

🦇Happy Halloween Ghesties!👻

I haven't had a chance to write anything new for this year, but I would like to share my Halloween fic from last year that deserves more love!

Commissions are OPEN, please see pinned post for Carrd info!

Candy Wrappers

t's Halloween night at the Abbey, Papa IV/Copia decides to spend it sharing his love of horror films with ghoulette Cumulus and a sister of sin. The 3 decide to watch John Carpenter's HALLOWEEN and pig out on candy while it storms outside.

Also available HERE on AO3!

Read Halloween fluff below the cut!

“Oh Lucifer! He is right behind her isn’t he? I can’t watch.” Cumulus cried, pulling the throw blanket up over her eyes, almost knocking the bowl of candy from Copia’s lap. The thunder roared outside, the lights flickering a bit as the storm rolled on past the Abbey. It was Halloween night and they wouldn’t have many trick or treaters this year it seemed. Copia was determined that they could still have fun. He had put in an old VHS tape of HALLOWEEN from his collection and managed to convince Sister Ren and Cumulus to watch with him. 

“God that mask is so unnerving.” Sister Ren said, grabbing another snickers from the bowl. Copia, nodding his head in agreement as he licked some residual chocolate from his fingertips. If it were up to him they would stay up all night and watch the classics. Poltergeist , The Exorcist , The Omen , so many horror gems he could muster from his collection. 

“I don't see why we couldn’t have just watched Ghostbusters or Beetlejuice.” Cumulus griped. Copia was starting to regret turning it on. It was a well known fact that Cumulus did not handle scary well, being the Abbey’s resident scaredy cat. Despite her Hellish lineage, she would prefer to see people happy and smiling, not so much cut up into little pieces–even if it was all just pretend.  

“Ghuleh, I did ask you if you wanted to watch…” Copia reminded her, she had gotten to this point of her own accord, “...you did say yes.” he said as Sister Ren passed him back the bowl of candy and rolled her eyes. 

“I know it just…It scares me.” Cumulus admitted, a soft smile appearing over Copia’s face. He took her hand in his, her face still barely visible above the line of the blanket. The lights flickered again–the flash of lightning filling the sky outside and the inevitable crash of thunder rumbling the old bones of the Abbey. Cumulus’s heart pounded as she gripped the blanket tighter, storms also not her friend.  

“Then we don't have to watch—” Copia began, pausing the movie. Sister Ren, was becoming aggravated with Cumulus’s whining and the continued stopping and starting of the film.

“Papa! I wanted to watch it though.” she pouted. Copia felt flustered, he didn’t want to upset either of them. All he wanted was to enjoy some relaxation after coming back from the tour and not deal with any more drama. This was proving to be quite the task indeed.  

“It’s ok, I’ll watch.” Cumulus yielded, nestling herself deep into the sofa between the two of them. Before Copia could press play the storms flickered, the lights off and on once more,  the movie restarting with the surge. Copia picked out a piece of candy, after rummaging through the half spent bowl as Cumulus curled next to him, her tail stiffened and tense. The movie continued and Sister Ren felt a sense of guilt pour over her. 

It really isn’t that big of a deal if we can’t watch this particular movie , she thought to herself  and then she remember something—a peace offering   

Hey… Cumulus…” Ren began, tapping the ghoul lightly on the shoulder to gain her attention, Cumulus turning to face her. “I’m sorry—Truly. We can watch Beetlejuice if you really want to and I almost forgot. I got you something.” Ren apologized, pulling a bag of strawberries and cream lollie drops out from behind her and passing them to the ghoulette–Cumulus’s favorite.

“Oh Ren, thank you.” the ghoulette beamed, throwing her arms around the sister, tail wagging behind her–tickling Copia’s nose. 

“Geez Cumulus don’t get too crazy over it, it’s just some candy.” Sister Ren said, Cumulus hugging her a bit too tightly.

“Oh sorry.” Cumulus said letting her go and realizing that Ren did care after all. The lights flickered off again. 

“It may not matter anyways if this storm keeps messing with the power, maybe I should send the boys out to help with the generator.” Copia began, when suddenly the power came back on and the screen lit up with Michael Myers weidling his knife, front and center!  

“Ah!” Cumulus screamed, quickly burying her face in Copia’s shoulder, sending the bowl of what were now wrappers flying into the air like confetti. The 3 of them were in for quite an interesting night indeed.

[irotinmyroom]

‏‏‎ ‎ ‏‏‎ ‎ ‏‏‎ ‎ ‎INTRO POST

my name's dean or toby, whichever one u prefer more!!

i'm a minor but i don't mind adults interacting if ur not creepy!!

i'm bad at communicating with people a lot so if i'm a bit awkward, i'm sorrryyy!!

my pronouns r he/him (but i'm fine with any gender neutral pronouns too) and i'm bi and trans (ftm)!!

this blog is mostly reblogs (with occasional art of my own), and i am multifandom (with 1 main fandom at a time tho)

please let me know if i say something wrong or overstep boundaries!! if i do anything wrong, i wanna improve on it!!

FANDOMS, HOBBIES, MOVIES, TV SHOWS, BOOKS

‏‏‎ ‎ fandoms!!

‏‏‎ top interests rn is pressure (roblox game) and slenderverse!! i also rlly like deadplate, cold front, eloquent countenance, elevator hitch, and bittersweet sentence!! and other fandoms that i like are sally face, cry of fear, five nights at freddys, purpleverse, bendy and the ink ‏‏‎‏‏‏‎‏machine, nso,‏‎ ‏‏‎ddlc, + more !!

‏‏‎ ‎ hobbies / general interests

drawing, writing, reading, baking, photography, collecting soda can ‎‏‏‎tabs, slugs, snails, worms, rats/mice, spirituality, tarot, crystals, psychology, biblical angels, antidepressants

‏‏‎ ‎ movies

the lost boys, american psycho, ghostbusters (1984, 1989, 2021), beetlejuice, death proof, jaws, the outsiders, scream, nightmare on ‎‏‏‎elm street, halloween, children of the corn, saw ii, fnaf, it (1990), ‎‎‏‏‏‏silver bullet, little shop of horrors, spree, family (2018), and fanfic

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inside job, breaking bad, scott pilgrim takes off, bojack horseman, south park, rick and morty, murder drones, young sheldon, kakegurui, supernatural

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dirty heads - aaron dries, fnaf book series (all of them), bendy books ‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎(all of them), marble hornets comics

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mccafferty, the front bottoms, modern baseball, camping in alaska, marietta unamused dave, plainclothes, summerbruise, inconsistent, yawning, coping, the clippers, ashtray, pavement, foo fighters, sign crushes motorist, alex g, whirr, glare, blue smiley, slowdive, lsd and ‎‏‏‎the search for god, the white stripes, muse, weezer, car seat ‎headrest, title fight, deftones, eyedress, tv girl, arctic monkeys, mindless self indulgence, ayesha erotica, insane ‎‏‏clown posse, lemon demon, jukebox the ghost, will wood (and the ‎‏‏‎tapeworms), tally hall, miracle musical, that handsome devil, the ‎‏‏‎paper chase, the nighty nite, mook, animal collective, the dresden dolls, destroy boys, glass animals, stolen babies, stomach book, my ‎chemical romance, falling in reverse, escape the fate, three days grace, fall out boy, get scared, rob zombie, korn, slipknot, scars on broadway, soad, the 69 eyes, nine inch nails, millionares, brokencyde, ‎pierce the veil, ghost town, 3oh!3, radiohead, the cure, jack off jill, early ‎‏‏p!atd, tyler the creator, the left rights

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[lizziefox]

About me <3

Hi, I’m BloomingSkeletons! You can call me Bloom for short or Lizzie, either is good with me. Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior. I’m an Ao3 fanfic author who mostly does crossover works.

🦋 🦋 🦋

My Interests:

(Or more commonly known as my massive amount of hyperfixations)

Green- things I am absolutely head over heels for

Blue- things I enjoy but not as much as the green category

Purple- things I adore but I don’t spend a lot of time on

A Series of Unfortunate Events, Anna and The Apocalypse, Gravity Falls, Laika Movies (Coraline, ParaNorman, The Boxtrolls, Kubo and The Two Strings, Missing Link & Wildwood), The Mitchells V.S. The Machines, Star V.S. The Forces of Evil, Invader Zim, Amphibia, The Owl House, Over The Garden Wall, Camp Camp, Bob’s Burgers, Demon Slayer, Hilda, She-Ra and The Princesses of Power, The Dragon Prince, Luca, Nimona, Wreck it Ralph, Monsters Inc, Megamind, Fantastic Mr. Fox, Stranger Things, It (2017/2019), Anne With An E, Tim Burton (Wednesday, Edward Scissorhands, Corpse Bride, Nightmare Before Christmas, etc.), Ghostbusters, Bridgerton, Locke and Key, Spooksville, Are You Afraid of The Dark, All Of Us Are Dead, Mad For Each Other, Little Shop of Horrors, Dash and Lily, Little Women, Lisa Frankenstein, Freaky (2020), Spider-Man (ITSV/ATSV & Raimi), Jane Austen (Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, & Emma), When Harry Met Sally, Scott Pilgrim, & The Umbrella Academy

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My Music Taste:

I listen to a lot of instrumental, actually. Mainly soundtracks from the films/shows listed above but I enjoy them. But, some of my main favorite artists are;

David Bowie (obviously), Beabadoobee, Laufey, Sleeping At Last, Moto Boy, Billy Joel, AURORA, Cody Fry, The Arcadian Wild, Coconut Records, The Decemberists, Djo, Flower Face, The Happy Fits, Lana Del Rey, Mckenna Grace, P!nk, & Stevie Nicks.

-I’m always down to listen to music that’s new to me though, I like to expand my listening options :)

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My Hobbies:

Writing: Fanfiction (all the time) and poetry (sometimes)

Drawing: I’m always doodling something in my sketchbook, on receipt paper, or on my drinks (I am unstoppable)

Reading: I LOVE folksy horror books as well as retellings of popular fairy tales & romance

Collecting: Legos, Funko, Plants, Squishmallows, you name it! My current fixation is on finding a Bill Denbrough Pop to complete my Losers Club set :)

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This is a safe space <3

I know all sorts of people from different walks of life. I don’t judge a single one for what they have gone through. I hope you’re having a good day or night (whenever you’re seeing this) and I hope many blessings are sent your way.

- Lizzie <3

⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

Stay tuned!

[eleftherian]

15 Questions, 15 Friends

Tagged by my fave @drewsaturday 💜😘✨

1. Are you named after anyone? Not technically. Dad found my birthname in the Bible and I chose my current name after the Adriatic Sea 🌊

2. When was the last time you cried? He huh hm memory is hard & time isn’t real sooo maybe yesterday maybe four days ago, but definitely within the week!

3. Do you have kids? HA no. I don’t want any humanoid creatures of my own thanks, but I DO have a toddler niece that I would literally kill for. She’s so fricking perfect and she’s my favorite entity in this universe

4. What sports do you play/have you played? Well. Idk if you’ve heard, but I was the star basketball player on my team in the 2nd grade. (Translation: they threw the ball at me too many times so I stopped showing up)

5. Do you use sarcasm? Whaaaa

6. First thing you notice about other people? I have this habit of complimenting random strangers on things like their eyes and hair and clothes and earrings and nails etc. so the first thing I notice is anything I like that I can tell them I like

7. What is your eye color? A really deep, dark brown (the spaces between stars)

8. Scary movies or happy endings? In the hospital i randomly wanted to watch a scary movie so like yeah i enjoy a good one, by happily ever afters are where its at folks

9. Any talents? I know all the words to All Star by Smash Mouth. Oh and also I taught myself to play both the flute and the piccolo but that’s secondary really

10. Favorite music genre? (Thanks, friend!) really into indie and folksy music. Faves include Florence + the Machine, Two Door Cinema Club, Winterbourne, Hozier, and Mitski (NOT Noah Kahan bc his music makes me sad sry)

11. Any pets? Yes! We have a 90lb labradoodle named Hershey and a 7lb cat we found in a trash can named Jalapeño

12. How tall are you? 5’5”

13. Favorite subject in school? As an undergrad, I loved art history. As a high schooler, I loved Latin. But I have ALWAYS loved every English class I’ve ever taken

14. Dream job? Special collections curatorial librarian (it’s what I’m currently in school for)

15. Something went wrong bc there was only 14 so I’m coming up with another one my ownsies: favorite comfort movie? Mine is the og Ghostbusters! I like the 2016 one with the girl gang too and also the ones with the kids but the og is my fave when I’m sad.

TAGGING: (btw I don’t think I know 15 people irl so this is not going to have 15 people…) @idle-dreary-days @mickletag @genderfcker @satanspersonal666 @psychicsoul97 and anyone who wants to do it! 🩵

[beeblackburn]

For the movie asks: 3, 11, 17

Thank you, @smalltownfae!

3. A movie you think is overrated?

Oh, the words I had about Lost in Translation right after watching it? Maybe it was because I was buzzed on an edible, but I absolutely thought that felt really overrated in the watching. Not bad, Johansson and Murray give some top-shelf performances, that choice of ambiguous dialogue at the very end is a great one, and I dig the point of this being a temporal crossroads between one's beginning and one's end, and the alienation behind being alone in a foreign country... but, by god, Japan's way too caricatured in this, especially the "lip my stockings" scene and the bit with the dart guns, and you can tell Sofia Coppola's still a bit inexperienced in not trusting the audience, given the on-the-nose A Soul's Search tape.

It's probably objectively artsy and "good," but compared to Paterson, First Cow, and even The Station Agent, it doesn't do that much for me.

11. A movie you wish you could un-watch?

Before yesterday, Encanto. The songs are catchy, I love the colors and visuals of this movie, Luisa is an all-timer design alone, so that's why I'd purge it and avoid a movie that needed either 10-15 more minutes to pace out the climax better, to prune out a few family members to give more narrative breath to the remaining ones, or turned into a Disney original TV show, an episode focused on a family member.

However, Ghostbusters: Afterlife made a solid case as a movie that I was better off not watching. Maybe I was just in a very tired mood by then, but it just rung as the most cynical "loving" nostalgia-bait cash grab, and that's even before you get into the ethical ramifications of CGI Harold Ramis of it, with a self-defensiveness streak to its jokes and a tepid climax that doesn't rise above the more dynamic middle part of ghostbusting.

17. A movie you never get tired of talking about?

Pig, Pig, Pig, Pig, Pig. Holy shit, Pig is really great.

I could go a lot into Nicholas Cage's acting (just a papered-over, stoic split scar of a man), Alex Wolff's acting (he's great all across, but his last scene is perfect, beautiful and gutting), the forest visuals, the parts' food titles, the way the foodie world there pops alive, the dialogue about the persimmon tree, the palpable grief intertwined with wounded nihilism suffusing the narrative, the restaurant scene, and its entire second half, and what it says about masculinity, prestige, performance, and art. All in a tight about 90 minutes? Hard to believe it's Sarnoski's directorial debut, but easy to believe Cage saying it's his best performance, hands down. There's such lovingly subtle and trusting collection of details for the audience to cotton on, I don't think I can ever shut up about it, given so few people have watched it, compared to Everything Everywhere All at Once.

I hope more people watch it, it's so textured and tender, just an amazing movie.

[ghostgirldog]

Ghost Girl Blog:

Okay, I admit, I'm 45 years old and I am OBSESSED with Ghostbusters. There, I said it! I have every Ghostbusters movie ever done. And I find it incredibly easy to read each of the characters. I mean, I grew up watching them and yes I remember when the 1984 first film came out. Heck, I remember my uncle with a boom box on his shoulder blasting the Ghostbusters theme song. Anyways without adeu; here's my analysis :

1) Egon Spengler. He's brainy, collects odd things, and a bit of an introvert.

2) Winston Zeddmore. Honest, kind of not-sure-about-this-gig-but-I-need-the-money kind of guy. But once he's sure, he enjoys his work

3) Peter Venkmann. He's a bit of a man that is vain. Kinda thinking that the whole world evolves around him. But underneath that obnoxious exterior lies a softie

4) Ray Stantz. He's a withheld dreamer. He saw a good thing in starting the Ghostbusters with Venkmann, but was a skeptic.

And there you have it. My analysis of the guys. Hope you enjoyed it. Drop me a line and tell me (no bullying) on whether or not you agree.

[thenightling]

I mentioned in another post that I don't like sad Christmas songs (See "The Christmas shoes" as a prime example.) So here are my top ten favorite Christmas songs followed by my top ten favorite Halloween songs. 1. Welcome Christmas - from the end of How The Grinch Stole Christmas. I just always found this one to be heart-warming. 2. What's This? - Written and sung by Danny Elfman for Nightmare before Christmas it's the King of Halloween discovering the joy of Christmas. It's cute, fast paced and very up tempo. 3. Making Christmas - The folks in Halloween town attempt to do their own version of Christmas. Also by Danny Elfman for Nightmare before Christmas. 4. This time - This may have been an early version of "Making Christmas" and it sounds more like rock than the other songs Danny Elfman wrote for Nightmare before Christmas. It was never actually used so it's kind of obscure but you can hear it on Youtube and in the collection The Tim Burton / Danny Elfman music box." It was likely originally intended for the end credits of the movie. 5. Carol of the Bells - I can never really remember the words (Christmas English language version or the original Ukrainian folk chant) but I have a fondness for Carol of the Bells and it lends itself to other genres like power metal really easily. 6. Noel - Noel was a childhood favorite. I was given misinformation at age three or four that Noel was the name of an angel but I learned later that it was just the French word for Christmas. This was a childhood favorite and I still love it. 7. The Town Meeting song - Also from Nightmare before Christmas and composed by Danny Elfman this is Jack Skellington, the King of Halloween, trying to explain the joy of Christmas to his Halloween Town residents. It's cute. ("This is a thing called a present. The whole thing starts with a box...") 8. Finale (From Nightmare before Christmas) - Santa brings snow to Halloween Town and Jack returns Sally's love. It's sweet. 9. Monster's Holiday - The Monsters from the classic Monster Mash attempt a Christmas song. 10. Let it go - Though not originally intended as a Christmas song, this song now plays on a lot of Christmas radio stations. It's from Disney's Frozen and it's about The Snow Queen embracing her wintery power. It's about self-acceptance and letting go of fear of what others think. It's very empowering. 11. Bonus - The entire album of Have yourself a Scary Little Christmas from The Crypt Keeper (Tales from the Crypt). Most of it is parody Christmas Carols but there's a cute story if you play the whole thing, where the Crypt Keeper saves Santa Claus. Since I listed so many from Nightmare before Christmas here are a few more: 12. God Bless us Everyone from A Christmas Carol (stage musical and Kelsey Grammar movie.)

13. The love We've found - From the end of The Muppet Christmas Carol. I also really like the Marley(s) song Doomed and the one from the stage Christmas Carol "Link by Link" but they're not really the sort of thing you want to play at a Christmas party. I actually do like some of the sad Christmas songs but they're just hard to listen to. Where are you Christmas? was my mother's favorite and it's beautiful but really hard to listen to. I have similar feelings for Old Friend / Dear friend from The Christmas Toy. ___________________________ Halloween Songs: 1. This is Halloween by Danny Elfman (original demo version since I prefer when Danny Elfman sings it.) 2. Dead Man's Party by Danny Elfman / Oingo Boingo. 3. Weird Science by Danny Elfman / Oingo Boingo

4. Pet Sematary (Deliberately misspelt) - By The Ramones. For the Stephen King movie Pet Sematary. 5. Monster Mash - It's a classic but I am partial to the 1970s version sung by Vincent Price. 6. Thriller by Michael Jackson and Vincent Price. 7. Ghostbusters by Ray Parker Jr. 8. Fright Night - From the movie Fright Night, by the J. Geils Band. 9. You won't Survive - By Count Crow - This is a parody version of "I will Survive" sung by Count Dracula. It's a little obscure but I love it. 10. Horror in Action - By Kayak. For some reason it always makes me think of Cain and the old horror anthology comics, House of Mystery. Sometimes I like this one more than Fright Night. It all depends on my mood. 11. Halloween Girl - by Blue Ash. 12. Halloween - By John McClutcheon 13. Halloween - by J. P. Ashkar. This one is relatively new. He's a lesser known Internet artist but he made a cute music video for this song that went viral last Halloween.

Bonus: Anything can Happen on Halloween - Sung by Tim Curry for the 1986 film The Worst Witch. Disclaimer: I actually love many Halloween songs and listen to them all year long so this list may not be my favorites next week or even tomorrow. I didn't even put my favorite werewolf songs on the list.

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"Against the hair of your professions": Fictional librarians and hair buns [Part 2]

Continued from part 2

Top row, from left to right: Violet Stanhope in Archie's Weird Mysteries, Miss Dickens in Carl Squared, Sara in Too Loud, Sarah in Too Loud, and Mrs. Shusher in The Replacements. Bottom row, from left to right, Marion the librarian in Hanny Manny, Millie in Madagascar: A Little Wild, unnamed librarian in Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil, unnamed librarian in Martin Mystery, unnamed librarian in Martin Mystery, and unnamed librarian in Uncle Grandpa.

The stern librarian with hair tied tightly behind their head, peering at patrons from behind their glasses, still remains a go-to-stereotype for too many, even perpetrated by journalists who should know better. Some even try and make it sexy, serious, while others highlight other hairstyles or fashions instead. [5] The shushing librarian remains, despite the fact it doesn't reflect reality, with uptight librarians fading from existence except in pop culture, where they remain a negative stereotype. They appear as early as a 1921 silent film, with hair buns becoming an "occupational indicator" of librarians over time, even as there is no single image of a librarian. [6] Instead, actual librarians are different, and have varying styles. Jennifer Snoek-Brown, who runs Reel Librarians, has recognized this with posts about librarian style, like a librarian-themed clothing collection she posted about in May 2022.

Originally posted on Pop Culture Library Review on March 21, 2023.

Of course, there are actual librarians out there, like the elderly White woman with grey hair in a bun shown at the beginning of Ghostbusters, and others who embody the stereotype or wear librarian costumes for Halloween. However, there are just as many who run afoul of that stereotype, either by not shushing any patrons. The stereotype itself has its roots in gender with the profession dominated by White woman, although it is not accurate in the slightest. [7] There is supposed "greying" of the profession which only reinforces the images of frumpy stereotypical librarians, an image with unknown origins. The latter image is something which has become a signifier of the profession, for better or worse, despite efforts to counter it. The fight to counter such images continues, with some showing they are more than a librarian, like those who also bellydance, and others who thrive on change and want to dispel of the bun entirely. [8]

There are various librarians in Western animations who don't wear hair buns. Apart from Amity, who I mentioned earlier, there's Violet Stanhope in an episode of Archie's Weird Mysteries ("The Haunting of Riverdale"), Miss Dickens in Carl Squared episode ("Carl's Techno-Jinx"), Sara and Sarah in Too Loud, Mrs. Shusher in The Replacements episode ("Quiet Riot"), Millie in Madagascar: A Little Wild episode ("Melman at the Movies"), and Marion the Librarian in Hanny Manny. There are additional unnamed librarians in Martin Mystery, Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil, Uncle Grandpa, Phineas and Ferb, and Amphibia, none of whom wear hair buns either.

But there is something more to the bun hairstyle. In some ways, it can be practical, despite being a stereotype for librarians, and is claimed to add "glam" or "chic" to any outfit, with no "right or wrong way to wear a bun" as one site declared. This can also be pushed away by people of color who want to move away from being called a "bun lady". At the same time, apart from the types of buns, some of which are said to show that a person is "sophisticated."

Ancient Chinese, Koreans, Polynesians, and Greeks, often women, all wore hair buns. The hair style was popular in Korea and Japan among men, for one reason or another. It became popular beginning in the 1800s, as styles from ancient Greeks and Romans entering into high society, and again in the 1870s, during the Victorian period. [9] (note in part 3)

Continued in part 3

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Notes

[5] Jesse Chadderdon, "Video: Librarians shake their book carts in national dance competition," The Bulletin, Jul. 13, 2009; Eric, "One of the Wonders," It's all good, Jul. 8, 2007; Roger Ebert, "Party Girl," Roger Ebert website, Jul. 7, 1995; Phyllis Korkki, "Spare a Hair Band? A Man Bun to Go," New York Times, Jan. 26, 2012; "Hair Dos: 10 Beautiful Buns & Tucks," The Frisky, Oct. 8, 2019; Lawrence Feldman, "The librarian’s bun — A ‘tail’ for the High Holy Days," Times of Israel, Sept. 24, 2017; Emma Smart and Sarah Currant, "The 10 best librarians on screen," BFI, Feb. 5, 2016; Ruth A. Kneale, "Librarians' views of public perception in the Internet age," You Don't Look Like a Librarian!, Jun. 2002; Deliala Yasin, "Sexy Librarian Stereotypes," Oct. 7, 2010; Kelly Jensen, "Queer Phobia and The Public Library," Book Riot, Oct. 13, 2016; "Marian the Librarian – Pop! Profile," Pop! Goes the Librarian, Jun. 7, 2012; "Image of Librarians," LISWiki, Feb. 1, 2016; Caroline Murray, "What Do Men Think Of Buns?," Stylecaster, Jun. 9, 2012; Heather, "Welcome to the Librarian Fashion blog!," Librarian Fashion, Mar. 22, 2011.

[6] Pam Hayes Bohanan, "Librarians in Pop Culture," Bridgewater State University, Sept. 12, 2013; "Librarian Stereotypes," Life is Just a Bowl Full of Queries, Sept. 28, 2008; Jed Lipinski, "'This Book Is Overdue!': Hot for librarian," Salon, Feb. 21, 2010; Joe Hardenbrook, "28 Lego Librarians (PHOTOS)," HuffPost, Oct. 5, 2013; Marcia J. Myers, "Images of Librarians in Science Fiction and Fantasy: Including An Annotated List," Jun 1998, p. 3, 6, 8-9; "When it rains it pours… and other cliches," lclibraries, May 28, 2013; Antoinette G. Graham, "Sign of the Librarian in the Cinema of Horror: An Exploration of Filmic Function," Florida State University Libraries, 2010, pp. v, 12, 21, 23, 28, 47, 54; Carly Bedford and Chelsea Misquith, "Old Maid, Old Maid, How Librarians are Portrayed," University of Toronto, 2015. Also see Kathleen Low's book, Casanova Was a Librarian: A Light-Hearted Look at the Profession and another book by Ray Tevis and Brenda Tevis entitled The Image of Librarians in Cinema, 1917–1999.

[7] Julie Manser, "Shushing the Librarian Stereotype," Zócalo Magazine, Mar. 5, 2015; Monique L. Threatt, "Bad to the Bone, Librarians in Motion Pictures: Is It An Accurate Portrayal," Indiana Libraries, The Image of Librarians, p. 7; Eric Sherman, "Librarians Confess Their Naughtiest On-the-Job Moments," AOL, Oct. 8, 2013; Aaron Gouveia, "Librarians show off their moves," Cape Cod Times, May 9, 2008; Arianna Rebolini, "Here’s What It’s Actually Like To Be A Librarian," BuzzFeed News, Nov. 17, 2018; "“When they take of their glasses and put down their hair”: Defogging the Glasses Girl Stereotypes," Things He Says, Feb. 17, 2016; Jenni Bean, "Teens rebel.... Library closes. WHAT?!?!," My Life as a Married Super Librarian!, Jan. 2, 2007; Gabrielle Barone, "'I don't shush': Local Librarians share their thoughts stereotypes rooted in their profession," Daily Collegian, Penn State University, Nov. 15, 2017; Jeff Voyt, "Librarian Stereotypes," A Year in the Life, Apr. 24, 2014; Macy Haford, "The New Sexy Librarian," The New Yorker, Oct. 2, 2011;

[8] "On the Great Myth of the Librarian Grays," Guardienne of the Tomes, Sept. 3, 2010; Jessamyn West, December 2002 entries, librarian.net, Dec. 2002; "Katharine L. Kan, MLS," Librarian to Librarian, accessed May 27, 2022; Bari L. Helms, "Reel Librarians: The Stereotype and Technology," Masters Thesis, Apr. 2006, pp. 3, 5, 9-10, 256; David James Brier and Vickery Kaye Lebbin, "Learning Information Literacy through Drawing," Hawaii University, accessed May 27, 2022; Katy Shaw, "Buns on the Run: Changing the Stereotype of the Female Librarian," University of Washington, October 2003; Chelsea Fregis, "Quick & Easy Curly Hair Styles for Finals Week," NaturallyCurly, Nov. 7, 2011; Scholastica A.J. Chukwu, Nkeiru Emezie, Ngozi Maria Nwaohiri, and Ngozi Chima-James, "The Librarian in the Digital Age: A Preferred Nomenclature, Perceptions of Academic Librarians in Imo State Nigeria," Library Philosophy and Practice, Dec. 2018, p. 5; Aja Carmichael, "The Changing Role of Librarians," Wall Street Journal, Jan. 5, 2007; Ana Tintocalis, "Young, Hip Librarians Take Over," KPBS, Jan. 10, 2011; "Hairstyle with Pins for Parties : Pinned to Perfection," fashioncentrel, 2011; "Black History Month: Plainfield librarian challenged segregation, created literacy programs," nj.com, Feb. 12, 2010; Eris, "The Bellydancing Librarian," Nov. 21, 2013;Kay Oddone, "Change in the Library," National Education Summit, Jan. 26, 2022; Genevieve Zook, "Technology and the Generation Gap," LLRX, Aug. 27, 2007; Amanda Thomas, "Some minority librarians seeking to update image of white 'bun lady'," The Decatur Daily, Associated Press, Dec. 17, 2006. Also see the article entitled "The Graying of Academic Librarians: Crisis or Revolution?", and many others, like: "Why I suck at blogging," You have to go to college for that?!, Sept. 12, 2006; "Easy does it.," You have to go to college for that?!, Jun. 24, 2006;

Erin, "Gallery of Bellydancing Librarians," The Bellydancing Librarian, Jul. 27, 2002; Dan Evon, "Tattooed Librarians Of The Ocean State Calendar Goes On Sale," Inquisitr, Oct. 28, 2016; Kristy Gross, "Testing, Testing...," Not Your Typical Librarian, Dec. 26, 2011; Jess Carter-Morley, "The updo is back," The Guardian, Aug. 10, 2010; Regina Sierra Carter, "Librarians: Do Any Look Like Me?," Inside Higher Ed, Mar. 29, 2017; Jack Broom, "Toymaker finds librarian who's a real doll," Seattle Times, Jul. 10, 2003; Leslie A. Pultroak, "The Image of Librarians in Poetry, 1958-1993," MLS Research Paper, Kent State University, Aug. 1993; "Wend of the Webolution," Anne of Green Labels, Mar. 12, 2009; Cynthia L. Shamel, "Building a Brand: Got Librarian?," Searcher, Vol. 10, No. 7, Jul./Aug. 2002; Steven M. Bergson, "Librarians in Comics: Sources," Aug. 17, 2002; Aimee Graham, "Debunking 10 Librarian Misconceptions," INALJ, Jan. 12, 2015; Eliza, "7 Beautiful and Stylish Hair Dos to Give You a Whole New Look ...," All Women's Talk, accessed May 27, 2022; Marcus, "Google Book Search and the Psychology of Librarians," Marcus' World, Apr. 28, 2007; Gabriel Spitzer, "Librarians Go Wild For Gold Book Cart," All Things Considered, NPR, Jul. 13, 2009; Emelie Svensson and Evelina Magnusson, "Books, libraries and beige" [Abstract], Linnéuniversitetet, Institutionen för kulturvetenskaper, Dec. 31, 2012;

Julie, "[Untitled]," A day in the library..., Jan. 24, 2010; Ruth Kneale, "Librarian Image Study," Marketing Library Service Vol. 16, No. 8, Nov/Dec. 2002; Rachel Sawaya, "Ideas for a Librarian Costume," eHow, accessed May 28, 2022; Sarika Sawant, "Women librarians in traditional and modern attires in India: Nationwide scenario," IFLA WLIC 2018, pp. 1-17; Angeline Evans, "The librarian 'do [outfit]," The New Professional, Jun. 2, 2011; Ted Menten, "The Naughty Librarian," Sasha Street, Feb. 27, 2010; Manda Sexton, Samantha Reardon, Jennifer Carter, and Matthew Foley, "The Inked Experience: Professionalism and Body Modifications in Libraries," Georgia Library Quarterly, Vol. 58, No. 4, Fall 2021, p. 1-2; Melissa Wooton, "Warrior Librarian: How Our Image is Changing (A Personal Look)," Indiana Libraries, c. 2003, p. 24; Catherine Butler, "[Review of] Margaret Mahy: Librarian of Babel,"Online Research @ Cardiff, Cardiff University, 2015, p. 3, reprinted from article of same name in Lion and the Unicorn, Vol. 39, No. 2, pp. 129-145; Miss Cellania, "Tattooed Librarians," Neatorama, Aug. 3, 2009; Ellie D., "Bunning Without Breakage — The 5 Rules of Bunning Natural Hair," BGLH Marketplace, Feb. 3, 2015; Adriane Alan, "Librarians in Children's and Teen Literature," Image of Libraries in Popular Culture, c. 2000, authorship shown here.

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Top 5 Must-Do Activities at Dubai Parks and Resorts

It is one of the most anticipated tourism projects in the region, created for the entertainment of residents and guests of the Middle East. Situated in the outskirts of the city, this humongous structure is a hybrid of multiple theme parks, water parks, and entertainment destinations that should not be missed by tourists and kids. From Hollywood movies, Bollywood, or the traditional LEGO animation movies, Dubai Parks and Resorts offers fun to all guests.

If you are still planning your trip, it is crucial to know the Dubai Parks and Resorts ticket price and all the available Dubai parks and resorts tickets offers. There are single park tickets or multiple park tickets, and there are tickets to any of the parks, and each comes at affordable prices to allow the visitors to enjoy all the parks and attractions. Whether you are a lover of roller coaster rides or are with your family seeking for some fun, Dubai Parks and Resorts will deliver you an amazing time.

Here is the Top 5 Must-Do Activities at Dubai Parks and Resorts

1. Discover the Magic at Motiongate Dubai

Motiongate Dubai is an amusement park that tries to demonstrate scenes from Hollywood motion pictures. Boasting of the high profile thrilling rides, attractions, and interactive shows, this is a must visit for film lovers. The most famous attractions include the Ghostbusters ride, the Madagascar roller coasters and the Shrek 4D show. If you grow fans of DreamWorks or Sony Pictures, you will find many of them are included in this collection. If you’re planning to cut down on your budget while visiting Motiongate Dubai, it will be best to look out for the latest offers for Dubai Parks and Resorts tickets.

2. Get Your Superhero On At Legoland Dubai

Ideal for children and kids, Legoland Dubai is a great place that combines creative building with exciting attractions. There is so much that one can do there starting with Lego construction to the exciting Things to Do like the Dragon Coaster, Adventure Temple and much more. For even more fun than this, do not visit the Miniland area where famous world landmarks have been made using the Lego material. See the Dubai Parks and Resorts ticket prices to find out if there are any discounts or family deals available for you.

3. Get a Dose of the Wild Side at Legoland Water Park

As Dubai summer heats up, there’s no better place to beat the heat than the Legoland Water Park, the only water park in the world that is specially built for families with children between the ages of 2 and 12 years. It has more than 20 water based rides and amenities such as Build-A-Raft River, a water playground, Jellyfish Jump and many more. The ticket prices for the water park are slightly cheaper when one uses Dubai Parks and Resorts ticket prices and while the prices differ by season, it is useful to purchase a two park tickets for both Legoland Dubai and Legoland Water Park.

4. Enter into the World of Dreams at Bollywood Parks Dubai

Bollywood Parks Dubai provides its visitors with a bright and lively atmosphere connected with the Bollywood cinema. There are live performances, great entertainment, and different rides and shows that give visitors an insight into the magic of Bollywood and let them experience the Bollywood themes of Sholay–The Hunt for Ramgarh and Krrish Interactive 4D Adventure. Those who want to get the best offer should be looking to buy the tickets to Bollywood Parks at Dubai Parks and Resorts since they are always on sale, especially during the holidays.

5. Riverland Dubai: Get Relaxed & Go Shopping

Riverland Dubai is a beautiful themed retail and dining complex that acts as the entry point to Dubai Parks and Resorts. Riverland is designed in four themes: French Village, India Gate, the Peninsula, and the Boardwalk, and is a place for dining, shopping, and watching performances on the street. It is free to visit Riverland but the tickets price in Dubai Parks and Resorts may differ based on what parks are to be visited.

The Costs to Pay for Dubai Parks and Resorts Tickets Explored

Before that, though, it is necessary to decide on the type of ticket that will be needed and the price of tickets at Dubai Parks and Resorts. Generally, the price depends on the number of parks you would like to have a visit and what type of ticket you are to buy. You can select from one park tickets or you can purchase tickets for more than one park. Seasonal passes prove to be the most cost effective, especially if you intend to visit more than one park at your time of visit. Always look up for some current Dubai Parks and Resorts ticket deals for more coupons or any tickets that allow entry into more attractions.

For example:

The single day ticket for Motiongate Dubai or Legoland Dubai ranges between AED 295 up to AED 375 depending on the time of the year.

Combo tickets for multiple parks are available at AED 550 to AED 700 and you get to visit even more parks with this ticket.

It is always relevant to glance at Dubai Parks and Resorts ticket offers since you can always find out that there are special offers or even seasonal sales that will make your trip to this wonderful destination even more enjoyable.

Conclusion

Dubai Parks and Resorts is a perfect place for everyone who wants to have fun, get some adrenaline and escape from the surrounding chaos. Thrill seeker attractions to traditional fun fair rides to relaxing boat rides, there is something to do for everyone. Do not forget to check for the most popular Dubai Parks and Resorts ticket promotions to get the highest value for the visit and have the most fun in this fabulous entertainment hub.

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The Big Picture: 2024's Bollywood Latest Collection Report Card

Hey movie buffs! Buckle up for the most exciting deep dive into what's making waves (and money!) in Indian cinema this year. The bollywood latest collection figures are breaking records left and right, and we're here to spill all the tea! From cop dramas to ghostly adventures, 2024 is turning out to be a blockbuster year that's got everyone talking.

Singham's Roaring Return

Let's kick things off with the biggest cop universe expansion yet! The Hindi movie box office collection for Singham Again has sent shockwaves through the industry, amassing a spectacular ₹192.5 crore in just its opening week. Ajay Devgn's iconic character is back with more swag, bigger action, and those signature sunglasses flips that we can't get enough of! The bollywood latest collection reports suggest it's racing towards the ₹200 crore club faster than you can say "Aata Majhi Satakli!"

But what's making this cop drama such a massive hit? Well, imagine Rohit Shetty taking everything you loved about the previous films and cranking it up to eleven! The hindi movie box office collection proves that audiences can't resist the perfect blend of high-octane action, emotional drama, and those flying cars we've come to expect (and love!).

Double Trouble in Horror Town

Speaking of breaking records, the bollywood latest collection numbers for our favorite horror-comedies are giving accountants sleepless nights (pun intended!). Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 and Stree 2 have both hit the jackpot with approximately ₹210 crore each! Who knew ghosts could be such good business?

The hindi movie box office collection for these spooktacular entertainers shows that the horror-comedy genre has found its sweet spot. Kartik Aaryan's Rooh Baba in Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 continues to charm audiences with his ghostbusting antics, while Stree 2 proves that social commentary mixed with scares is still a winning formula. The bollywood latest collection success of both films hints at a bright (or should we say dark?) future for this genre. Let’s wait and watch how far Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 goes as it’s still in the cinemas. 

Future Perfect: Kalki 2898 AD Takes Flight

Hold onto your seats because the bollywood latest collection figures for this sci-fi epic will blow your mind. Kalki 2898 AD has transcended expectations with an astronomical collection between ₹1,100-1,200 crore! This perfect blend of mythology and futuristic elements has created box office history, proving that Indian cinema can dream big and deliver bigger.

The hindi movie box office collection for Kalki 2898 AD isn't just impressive - it's revolutionary! With stunning visuals, a star-studded cast including the legendary Amitabh Bachchan and Prabhas, and a story that bridges ancient wisdom with future technology, this film has set a new benchmark for Indian cinema.

Comedy Ka Twist!

Let's talk about Bad Newz - the surprise package of 2024! While its bollywood latest collection of ₹60 crore might seem modest compared to our other blockbusters, this quirky comedy has found its audience through word-of-mouth publicity. The hindi movie box office collection proves that sometimes, content is king, and audiences appreciate fresh storytelling.

The film's unique premise about pregnancy confusion has struck a chord with viewers, showing that the bollywood latest collection isn't always about massive budgets and explosions. Sometimes, all you need is a good story well told.

Breaking Down the Numbers

Let's get analytical about these bollywood latest collection figures:

Box Office Giants in 2024:

Kalki 2898 AD: ₹1,100+ crore (Setting new records!)

Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3: ₹210 crore (Horror-comedy magic!)

Stree 2: ₹210 crore (Matching its spooky competitor!)

Singham Again: ₹192.5 crore (Still climbing!)

Bad Newz: ₹60 crore (Steady success!)

The hindi movie box office collection trends reveal some interesting patterns. Big-budget spectacles are still crowd-pullers, but genre films with strong content are equally capable of striking gold. These numbers suggest that audiences are more discerning than ever, rewarding both scale and substance.

Final Thoughts

As we wrap up this bollywood latest collection roundup, one thing's for sure - 2024 is proving to be a landmark year for Indian cinema. Whether you're a fan of high-octane action, spine-chilling horror, mind-bending sci-fi, or heartwarming comedy, there's something for everyone, and the box office numbers prove it!

From small-town horror stories to futuristic epics, viewers are embracing diversity in content like never before. The hindi movie box office collection trends suggest that we're entering a golden age of Indian cinema where there's room for every kind of story.

So, which of these blockbusters have you watched? Are you Team Singham or Team Rooh Baba? Or are you still processing the mind-bending visuals of Kalki 2898 AD?

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How to Rate Films (my opinion).

10 of 10 - It's a masterpiece, where everything is perfect. Example: The Shawshank Redemption, The Godfather. 9 of 10 - It's a very good film, which is almost perfect, but has a few problems with the acting or script. Examples: Schindler's List, Forrest Gump, Pulp Fiction, Alien. 8 of 10 - A good film that often has an interesting script, but can have problems with the acting, effects or have questionable moments in the script. Example: The Dark Knight, Scarface, Jurassic Park, Joker. 7 of 10 - This film still looks good, but the script can have stupid moments, the acting almost believable and it has not bad effects. Examples: Poltergeist (1982), Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, Transformers, Independence Day. 6 of 10 - An average film, with good ideas and acting but a lack of budget. Or film can have a good budget, but the script and acting are kind of weird or not good. Example: Napoleon (2023), Van Helsing (2004), Alien Resurrection, Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw, Suicide Squad (2016). 5 of 10 - A film with a cliche script, which is not bad and not good. It's just boring. The acting of a main characters can be OK, but others have problems. This film often has weird effects. Example: Twilight (2008), Scooby-Doo (2002), Scary Movie 2, Green Lantern (2011), Jupiter Ascending, Ghostbusters (2016). 4 of 10 - An average film with a bad scenario or stupid acting. Here you can also see the weird work of a cameraman and a costume supervisor. It can still be watchable or even fun (so bad that it's good). Example: Street Fighter (1994), Jason X, Siberia (2018). 3 of 10 - A film with a bad script and bad acting. Cameraman and costume supervisor are also blind or something. This film is not fun at all. Example: The Crow: Wicked Prayer, Jack Frost 2: Revenge of the Mutant Killer Snowman. 2 of 10 - Everything is bad. Film by people who do not have an idea how to make a movies, but somehow get a budget for their films. Example: Nemesis 5: The New Model, Rise of the Black Bat. 1 of 10 - This is not even a film. This is pure torture with a 5 kg potato budget. To be honest, this type of film just doesn't exist, or maybe someone has it in a private collection.