#ITS A GOOD MOVIE

[duckieduccss]

Clover!!☘️💚✨

My actual gift to my friend ( @beefyburgerbloggin9000 ) as a proper thank you for everything. Mostly in being the friend to be there to talk about my interest in kaiju & kaiju movies with. Also for later convincing me to watch Cloverfield(2008) which I eventually came to love

I especially drew Clover (the main kaiju) & again, did my best at drawing a city scape again (need to still practice on that). If anyone needs recommendations on kaiju movies, id definitely recommend Cloverfield. Same goes for found footage style of movies in general. I realized there are many other Cloverfield movies too that are still part of the series. If i ever get the chance to, I’ll definitely go watch them. But really, i did really enjoy this movie & id like to give proper credit to my friend for mentioning & introducing me to it

[Hope my friend like this ^^]

[beetlepuff]

“Mean Girls (2024) wasn’t a good mov-”

WOMP WOMP

[tf2heritageposts]

emesis blue is not scary or disturbing, you all are just weak sauce

[lamafeeling]

I have to wonder how much of the Eggman scenes were just Jim Carrey pulling rank and taking up screentime for the hell of it. It was excessive at points and frankly just interrupted the plot.

[shouldering-worlds]

raise your hand if you remembered to show your straight siblings I Saw The TV Glow this thanksgiving 🙋‍♀️

[mag200]

watched stoker (2013). really funny that uncle charlies singular show of restraint is waiting until the day india turns eighteen. hes like i can excuse grooming, incest, making nicole kidman sad, fratricide, and several more murders but i draw the line at dating a minor. respect i guess.

[bahkonearth]

hey i made new art check it out

[galaxie-films]

i love random story plots that just get injected into my brain

I might write a wttt au when it's set in a universe with superheroes and supervillains. everyone has powers/abilities but not all are useful. The story focuses on two main states, one hero, and one villain.

The hero became a hero to make their family proud while the villain just kinda hung out with the wrong crowd. So *squints at notes* ...it's enemies to lovers... *runs away* but it's also forbidden love because, of course it is

i'm not planning on making that the whole story so i think it'd be aight. The villains can't really "redeem" themselves in this universe, any villain who gets caught is "sent to prison". No one knows where the villains are kept or if they're even alive.

there's a crystal that the authority wants for some unknown reason (hm, i wonder what the reason is /s) and the crystal can basically change how things are. I'm planning on writing a failed redemption arc for another state, then a state making such a big mistake that nobody forgives them for it. it will have a happy ending, I think.

[hearty-an0n]

you can see marvel become more and more soulless via a mcu spidey marathon

[nerdy-toast]

Listening to the Gnomeo and Juliet soundtrack yet again

[panromanticturtle]

I just saw inside out two and it was surprisingly.. great? like, wow.

i definetly didn't think i would like it, considering how i mainly see... younger children watching that stuff

ANYWAYS NOW I HAVE AN OBSESSION WITH ANGER SO YAY-

[taniushka12]

why the fuck isnt there a sound of noise tvtropes page....... what the FUCK

[wingedchampion]

Will i ever not be obsessed w Twister (no)

[nautilus1954]

Favorite song that reminds you of Vincent, go

Hmmmm, that's a tough one.

If I were to make a guess, it would probably be the sound track to The Legend Of 1900, specifically 1900's theme.

I enjoy the violins in there in the beginning, somewhat defining his life as to how sad and unsure it was before his death. Then when we move on to where the tempo rises, we are introduced to the new Vincent, the demonic Vincent. He has the power to make things right, and though he's not entirely successful, he still trys.

And then THAT PIANO SOLO.

It comes in at such an unexpected moment, and completely changes the tone of the music. It's almost joyous. It shows that he can be a cheeky one, and always make good of the situation...

But then there's The Crisis.

It's another song from the movie, with the most interesting factor in the song being the main keys, which are sour notes. This shows that under that intact exterior, there is a broken interior. At times, he's still unsure of himself, and though he does a damn good job hiding it, it's still there, and with the ending notes being the same sour keys, we can imagine that it'll always be there. The scars that never heal.

If you haven't watched The Legend Of 1900, then I highly recommend it. The music and acting in it are beautifully orchestrated, and feel like the character Tim Roth plays in it has a bit of credit for making what Vincent is.

A young, confident lad who doesn't really understand the meanings of life. His whole persona screams Lost Boy. But he's still a brave, strong, and loving person.

[angels-in-overcoats]

I know Mark Millar is a big name in the comic book industry but claiming that Tim Burton either understood or cared about Batman while making Batman (1989) is laughable in and of itself