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Duos/Trios 23/24

Here's a small collection of Duos/Trios sorted by dance studio!

4PM Dance:

Mila Madriles, Kennadie Wright - Hey Mickey

Avi's Dance Project:

Aubree Ginter, Coraline McClintock - Only Hope

Terryn Jackson, Sydney Williams - Let Me Think

Christine He, Nicole He - Home

Mariah Merrigan, Kaydence Thomas - Secret Symphony

Aubrey Avila, Alyssa Garay - Islands

Molly Croll, Ella Siders - Stand By Me

Evianna Granado, Ana Roman - We'll Be Fine

Alexa Estep, Caylin Garcia - Song For You

Bobbie's School of Performing Arts:

?? - Not A Mountain

?? - Don't Give Me Up

?? - Life's What You Make It

?? - LiourI

?? - Only Ever Loved Your Ghost

?? - I'm Through

Canadian Dance Company:

Ellianna Buck, Olivia Colozza, Delia Wu - Freeway

Emma Lee, Emma Phillippe, Stella Savage - On Broadway

Olivia Colozza, Filip Lipiec - Hard To Handle

Alexandra de Groot, Kadence Wright, Clara Zhao - Snowing

Callista Crowe, Damian Shillis - Every Little Thing

Jessica Battley, Kadence Wright - Swing Phenomenon

Jessie Alfaro Kazula, Sabrina Digings - Feet Don't Fail Me Now

Ryan Blackburn, Callista Crowe - Anything You Can Do

Damian Shillis, Sophia Van Haastrecht - Last Night

Cydnee Abbott, Chloe Greenfield, Sadie Wen - Mind-Link

David Blackburn, Arianna Frano - Moves Like Jagger

Therese Marie Adap, Sadie Wen, Avery Yoo - Aaab

Therese Marie Adap, Oliwia Lipiec, Avery Yoo- Contra

Aliyah Demone, Irene Rose Santos, Analia Theofilopoulos - Glitch

Ella Boughner, Lauren Gibbon, Anna Volkova - Drive

Lauren Gibbon, Olivia Granic, Gabriella Seixeiro- TBA

Lauren Gibbon, Brandon Yoo- Die Trying

Olivia Granic, Gabriella Seixeiro - On The Jazz Four

Center Stage Performing Arts Studio:

Addalyn Daley, Coco Gonzales, Ivy McEwan - Run The World

Kate Baker, Violet Schwarz, Anistyn Larsen - The Grudge (Shannon Mather)

Kylie Lawrence, Elliana Wilson - Say A Little Prayer

Tessa Ohran, Rory Frye, Hadlee Heriford - We Could Stay (Noelle Marsh)

?? - Evening Ceremony

?? - Inside

Club Dance Studio:

Ellary Day Szyndlar, Sylvie Win Szyndlar - Dreamscapes (Jenn Peterson)

Ellary Day Szyndlar, Sylvie Win Szyndlar - La Rapture (Brady Farrar)

Danceology:

Amelia Principe, Annalisa Francis, Mackenzie Hammer - Diamonds

?? - Big Love

?? - Party Girls

Penny Harris, Brody Schaffer - My Girl

?? - Nana's Flowers

Aspen Bloem, Annelise Hseih, Ryee Kameya - Funk Soul Brother

?? - Tres Chicas

?? - Tick Tick Boom

?? - Rhythm X 2

Dance Deluxe:

Haven Bryan, Adriana Houlihan, Adaline Louderback - You're Invited

Allie Aston, Livian Bailey, Lily Conaway - Hollywood

Jake Roberts, Stella Roberts - We Go Together

Emerson Mullan, Avery Stephens, Adelina Quintanilla - Hocus Pocus

Brighton Taylor, Briele Bailey, Remi Skidmore - Big Finish

Kamdyn Arnold, Haylie Birchman, Aracely Lee - Snap

Eva Gonzalez, Remi Skidmore - Snowing

Gage Davis, Vanessa Soto - Somebody

Gage Davis, Vanessa Soto - Falling Slowly

Dance Enthusiasm:

Liesl Dowdy, Margot Phelps - Shake Your Groove Thing

Kayleigh Stoler, Violet Werner - Sign Of The Times

Julia Visan, Olivia Visan - Optical Prism

Shelby Ellis, Kayleigh Stoler - Made For You

Olivia Visan, Violet Werner - Explosion

Jazmine Raine Werner, Violet Werner - Time

Amelia Gonzales, Kayleigh Stoler - Dream On

Malia Gazda, Paige Kim - Falling Leaves

Shelby Ellis, Janea Latimer - Let Me Follow

Taelyn Albrecht, Paige Kim - Refugees

Taelyn Albrecht, Jazmine Raine Werner - One Sec

Taelyn Albrecht, Alexa Lynn - Carry You

Christina Kalafatis, Emily Zolla - Hocus Pocus

Dance Precisions:

Aliyana Denham, Aniyia Ortega, Kennedy Wong - Think

Everly Park, Skylie Schreppel, Grecia Underwood - Like This Like That

Emma Orr, Xara Sakhrani, Charlotte Stirling - Shake Your Tailfeather

Elleyna Kadera, Raegan Wendell - I Feel Good

Sydney Ko, Londyn Nevois - Nowadays

Dance Town:

Belle Marie Arauz, Amanda Carpenter - My Dolphin And Me

Krystal Alvarez, Luna Santana, Arantza Sardinha - Con Altura

?? - Without You

Elektro Dance Academy:

Niah Corpeno, June Townley - Butterfly

Elite Dance Pro:

Peyton De La Cerda, Valynnita Mei, Alice Yan - Forget About That Boy

Alexa Schwarze, Summer Skousen, Chloe Tarwater - Fleur

Olivia Quintana, Ella Rempfer, Charlotte Woodside - Bang Bang

Carlin Ciocchetti, Lily Douglas, Sophia Schiano - To Falter

Elite Danceworx:

?? - Life Is Circles

?? - Make It Matter

?? - Cranes In The Sky

?? - Third Dream

?? - Free To Form

?? - All In The Same Breath

?? - The Beauty of Dissolving Portraits

Epic Dance Complex:

?? - Let You Know

Evolve Dance Company:

Olivia Bennett, Adeline Vogt - Wash That Man

George Grech, Jaydnn Mendez - Creeks

Alexa Kunishige, Ava Sparks - Thousand Eyes

George Grech, Vivian Grech - Groove Is In The Heart

Ava Banuelos, Sienna Thor - Don't

Trinity Hastings, Tanziana Contino, Viviana Contino - Iris

Evolve Dance Complex:

Dylann Sebes, Brynley Brett - It's Raining Men

Jossi Josephic, Hallie Oberhofer, Deanna Tierno - Bites The Dust

Ella Martindale, Natalie Vinton - Sweet Dreams

Kyleigh Harbarger, Lola Rodi - Adios To You

Andrew Spalvieri, Abby Spalvieri - Devil Went Down To Georgia

Cami Vorhees, Elyse Wingertsahn - Stay Away

Samuel Evans, Onna Williams - Implacable Hearts

Evoke Dance Movement:

?? - Boogie Shoes

?? - About Today

?? - Come Let Us

Imperial Dance:

Malia Gandy, Dayana Hernandez, Sophia Solano - Took The Night

Isabella Cruz, Eliyan Rall, Zarielle Trimmings - Call Me Mother

Myla Durand, Anaya MIchell, Sofia Velazquez - Run To You

Aria Edmond, Sarai Trimmings, Savannah Yard - Secure The Bag

Sophia Basso, Sophia Solano - Mini Me

Leyla Bedoya, Marley Cheron, Gabriella Cuadrado - This Woman's Work

Aryanna Anujar, Sophia Basso, Hannah Galantai - Amor

Marlon Cheron, Layla Hernandez, Arianna Velazquez - Love Me Or Leave Me

K2 Studios:

Emery Cordero, Rylai Orozco - Safe And Sound

Belle Anguiano, Sadie Anguiano - Beautiful Thing

Juniper Balatero, Rosalind Balatero - Stand By Me

Lilly Douglas, Penelope Lee - Breakin Dishes

Ella Cordero, Alani Hernandez, Jiselle Saavedra - Dem Girlz

Riley Fernandez, Nicholas Turner - I Follow

Jessica Sutton, Rebecca Sutton - Fix You

Adiyah Ayres, Kynzli Reece - Madness

Ariana Gomez, Neriah Karmann, Nicholas Turner - Unbreak

Neriah Karmann, Abby Viramontes - Save Me

Alex Almeida, Zoey Garcia - River

Love Acierto, Alex Almeida, Jordan Wallace - Be Alright

Tessa Andelkovic, Jade Castaneda - Monsters

Larkin Dance Studio:

Stella Ames, Jade Glyzinski, Harper Kill - How Long Will I Love You

Hallee Anderson, Gigi Shea, Sailor Stormoen - Bird On A Wire

Elia Cocchiarella, Eleanor Lamers - Checkerboard

Savannah Jackson, Maylin Munos, Neala Murphy - Dream

Matinly Conrad, Chase Lang - When I Was Your Man

Evie McCune-Barrett, Truett Ziemke - As Long As You Love Me

Lexie Charnstrom, Scarlett Manzel, Evie Mccune-Barrett - Change

Maddie Kulenkamp, Brody Lanoux - Mr. Postman

Mila Ayshford, Tillie Kuhl, Palmer Peltier - The Trumpet In My Head

Lilly Anderson, Bella Charnstrom, Malia Scott - Too Tightly

Jemma Eisenbrei, Mia Kostinovski, Hailey Turnbull - Gold

Finley Ashfield, Kelsie Jacobson, Savannah Manzel - Picture Perfect

Sienna Powers, Hazel Semans, Savannah Werner - A Noise I Once Heard

Belle Hughes, Maizie Hughes - Near Me

Erik Barker, Laci Bloss - To The Moon

Lola Boisen, Sarah St Cyr - Twilight

Matissa Conrad, Tahari Conrad, Ava Rothmund - Eternal Voice

Kate Monge, Giselle Mourad, Harlow Pike - To One's Perception

Laci Bloss, Daphnie Braun, Kira Riessner - Allure

Caleb Abea, Keira Redpath - Empty Apology

Isabella Jarvis, Claire Monge, Keira Redpath - Stuck In Pause

Miami Dance Company:

Varia Mari, Brooke Martin, Kylie Sanchez - Rise Together

Michelle Latimer Dance Academy:

Lindsey Gruidel, Tatum Jackson, Savanna Pitcher - Deeper Love

Lindsey Gruidel, Tatum Jackson, Savanna Pitcher - What It Means To Be Human

Murrieta Dance Project:

Rylan Ashley, Sierra Koops - That Beautiful Sound

Lily Dejoya, Carter Ruiz - Total Eclipse

Brooklyn Coronado, Jaclyn Coronado - Can't Let Go

N10:

Kailyn Nong, Emma Vianzon - When Doves Cry

Juliana Kang, Emmersyn Van - Little Fluffy Clouds

New Level Dance Company:

Gisele Alpendre, Haley Raines - Wherever You Will Go

Francesca Caputo, Harper Stein - Until We Bleed

Natalie Frantzen, Noelle Klug - Fix You

Charlotte Danford, Beata Polunin - Paint It Black

Brooklyn Bailey, Sabryn Stein - Tragedy

Marisa Bruno, Ainsley Rice - Black Car

Charlotte Dister, Taylor Lapointe - Selah

Elle Bonner, Myiah Brown - Awards Night

Noretta Dunworth School of Dance:

Ella Saad, Sophie Saad - Venus

Lily Marshall, Daisy Nuznov - Carry Me

Maria Carpenter, Camille Moore - ??

Stella Bennett, Sophia Cialkowski - ??

Isabella Jaczynski, Danica Lentz - Tumbling Lights

Lily Saad, Mila Saad - Ain't Nothing Wrong With That

?? - Last Goodbye

?? - Lucky Ladies

?? - Big Finish

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Orange County Performing Arts Academy:

Bailey Chalmers, Kiera Simon - What's On The Menu

Everleigh Alonzo, Annabelle Bright, Camila Valdez - Emergency

Harper Bridge, Elle Dahl, Raegan Gold - Conga

Olivia Montano, Hayden Peterson, Parker Seymour - Space Jam

Elizabeth Leiter, Hannah Wright - Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better

PAVE School of the Arts:

Aniston Maurer, Lola Mesa, Sophia Smith - Mr. Postman

Claire Devine, Emma Wishart - Showtime

Ashlynn Fairfield, Rebecca Kessler - Dancing Machine

Annelise Chan, Kirsten Kim - Zero To Hero

Stella Fisk, Emi Hoang - Creep (Sasha Dee)

Stella Fisk, Emi Hoang - Tightrope

Kensington Arrendondo, Talia Donaldson, Kassidy Luong - Diamonds

Paisley Branch, Kira Guchko - Angels

Kaylee Baldwin, Kaylee Townsend - Women Be Wise

Hayden Calder, Wavy Hazen - Nowadays

Joah Moore, Bryn Zimmerman - Look

Charlotte Minhas, Phoebe Black - Gimme Gimme

Oliver Hincy, Olivia Battle - Moving Pictures

Adriana Krall, Alexa Krall - It's All Coming Back To Me

Emersyn Fee, Sienna Hardin - Everytime It Rains

Kailey Longshore, Peach MIller, Ella Smallwood - Bassline

Spree Hazen, Ava Kendall - Tell Him

Ava Zimmerman, Kate Allen - Silhouete

Project 21:

Kami Couch, Katie Couch - To Cross Paths

Renner Dance Company:

?? - End Of The Line

?? - Climb Every Mountain

?? - Pixies

Charlotte Bailey, Madeline Collier - I Enjoy Being A Girl

Charlotte Lewis, Olivia Siri - Sugar And Spice

?? - Dog Days

Leighton Crump, Seneca Hrdina - Found

Emily Fedirow, Presely Krohn - Surround You

Ella Garrett, Grace Snider - Girls Night Out

?? - Never Grow Up

Rose Mangan, Brantley Meador - Dancing On The Moon

?? - You Are My Sister

?? - In The Distance

Sophia January, Stella January - Inside

Sarah Martin Duncan, Ensley King - A Winter Story

Claire Naismith, Lauren Stubbs - Ends Of The Earth

?? - Pressure

?? - What Might Have Been Lost

?? - Still Life

Stars Dance Studio:

?? - Proserpina

?? - Rollin'

?? - Mirrors

?? - Here On This Hill

Studio 19 Dance Complex:

Frances Farone, Mackenzie Smith, Leira Wilbon - California Cuties

Brynleigh Kerestes, Kallie McKenna - Small Word

Nitalia Manilla, Alessia Price - Think

Landry Blosser, Brynleigh Kerestes - Sugar And Spice

Ashlynn Bickford, Iris Edwards, Charlotte Haas Itsy Bitsy Spider

Harper Miller, Sloane Sherrets - Opposites Attract

Scarlett Fornear, Olivia Fornear - Good Company

Maddie Maker, Sadie Vaccaro - If We Hold On Together

Maddie Chiplock, Maddie Maker, Addison Smith - Venus

Claire Osche, Grace Sypien - Holly Rock

Mila Jaymes, Brooklyn Schirripa, Evelyn Woodburn - Gonna Get Ya

Carina Lavella, ?? - Mr. Sandman

Sienna Arias, Atalia Spagnolo - State Of Shock

Tia Adams, Sienna Arias, Ella Laughlin - Meeting In The Ladies Room

Sofia Farone, Brooklyn Schirripa - Good Versus Evil

Avery Organ, Evelyn Woodburn - Sassy X's Two

Camia Adams, Kendall Nace - We're Gonna Party

Gianna Cugliari, Melanie Steed - Silent Night

Gianna Cugliari, Madison Makowski, Karsyn Schifino - Choose Your Path

Alexandra Bayles, Antonia Spagnolo, Haley Steed - Scarborough Fair

Kileigh Davison, Sophia Haas, Sophia Lapina - Bad Apples

Calista Herbst, Emma Schrock - Ashes

Haley Steed, Hannah Steed - Tappin With My Twin

Lexi Pompa, Taylor Williams - Troubled Waters

Gia Booker, Aliana Spagnolo - Running With The Wolves

Ella Barch, Keira McKenna - Carry You

Mia Jackson, Ava Means - Don't Stop The Groove

Ellie Rosenwasser, Mia Mirabile - In The Hold Of A Dream (Chelsea Jennings)

Soleil Herbst, Mia Jackson - Hold Me Down

Emily Holcomb, Becca Kohler, Allie Philips - Why

Millie Julius, Rowan Mansfield, Ciera Ragula - Islands

Haley Engelmore, Raelyn Rectemwald, Kyleigh Turner - She's Not Me (Talia Flavia)

Tessa Pagone, Madeline Schrock, Addison Vargo- Hold On Tight

Studio 702:

Grace Peralta, Kamea Solidum, Reese Tolentino - Balacobaco

Aalayah Perkins, Breanna Tenney - Belly of the Beast

Charley Lehman, Faith Letourneau - Cyber Surveillance

Redle Edler, Alysa Owen - Vulgar

Studio X Dance Complex:

Emery Bourne, Braxy Montana, Karter Strong - Proud Mary

Emma Acosta, Hannah Martinez - Free Me (Victoria Wootem)

Kambria Keegan, Berkeley McGrath - Dangerous

Berkeley McGrath, Abigail Weber - Rain

Summit Dance Shoppe:

Jemma Scates, Shayla Scates - Girls Night Out

Meadow Majkrzak, Brooklyn Peterson, Malia Reuter - Luminous

Monroe Johnson, Zoey Schelitzche, Camryn Westrum - Best Of My Love

Katy Lawrence, Tova Thompson, Greta Wagner - Stop

Audrey Boro, Nora Turunen, Finley Weigelt - I Believe

Kinsley Fairchild, Annie Zechmeister - Carmen

Lily Buchholz, Calia McArdle, Emma Misuraco-Janish - Carry You

Temecula Dance Compancy:

Amara Fisher, Alana Kalahiki, Luke Noss - A Little Less Conversation

Bailey Dalton, Teaghan O'Reilly, Cece Radach - Calling All B.B.S.

Ava Aflague, Anaya Johnson, Ava Thammavong - Soy Yo

James Hetsko, Jocelyn Hetsko - Mr. Zoot Suit

Hudson Locke, Jake Pribyl, Vera Spencer - 3D

Audrey Fite, Piper Conway, Alyssa Vinskey - It's A Mood

Andrea Tylman, Ella Zhang - Forever Friends

Paige Caveney, Giada Gariffo, Brinleigh O'Reilly - F.U.N.

Scarlett Berroteran, Ta'ina Gonzalez, Princess Sanchez - Shake That

Kyrstin Duquid, Brooklyn Powell, Ava Radach - Scheibe

Carter Roa, Lacey Walker - I Love You But Don't Trust You

TheCREW:

?? - Diamonds

?? - Chase

?? - Skinny

The NINE Dance Academy:

Abigail Mathias, Evelyn Rego, Ella Waltman - Material Girls

Charolette Baldassarra, Laurina Lin, Gia Traficante-Petrozzi - New York New York

Sienna Di Pietro, Mia Jorge, Alina Sedova - Statues

Molly Kravetz, London Mandell, Ashley Shultz - Piano Man

Nathaniel Chua, Tristan Redly, Ashley Shultz - Is There Somebody

Emily Bertola, Jessica Brettone, Lily Kravetz - What Lies In The Balance

Nathaniel Chua, Shaunaughsey Meagher - Bound To You

The Vision Dance Alliance:

Julia Amato, Violet McGuire - Void (Jess Malafronte)

Julia Amato, Emily Polis - Willow Bends (Jess Malafronte)

Caitlyn Polis, Emily Polis - Two Organs (Jess Malafronte)

Caitlyn Polis, Maddie Polis, Emily Polis - You Are Every Memory (Jess Malafronte)

Caitlyn Polis, Hannah Beatty - Claim It (Jess Malafronte)

Caitlyn Polis, Maddie Polis - Human Touch (Jess Malafronte)

Vlad's Dance Company:

?? - Without Hesitation

?? - Not To Be Forgotten

Westside Dance Project:

Isabella Kouznetsova, Diana Kouznetsova - Cells Divide (Timmy Blankenship)

Isabella Kouznetsova, Diana Kouznetsova - Sharp Dialogue (Alina Krasovskaya)

Esme Chou, Tegan Chou - Amaru

West Florida Dance Company:

Marlow Hess, Lola Bryant - All That Jazz (Jess Disalvo)

Macey Strickland, Stella Brogan - Shot Me Down (Struther White)

Scarlett Griffin, Sophia Griffin - If I Could

Lily Hackney, Reagan Hess, Desa Jankes - Movies (Jess Disalvo)

Ava Kim, Natalie Kim - Sunshine

Bella DiBenedetto, Aubrey Haugh - Swim Good

Stella Fowler, Caleb Monnell - Your Angel

Hudson Heath, Caleb Monnell, Indy Ray - Bad Romance

Woodbury Dance Center:

Ian Stegeman, Skylar Wong - Depth Over Distance

Wyatt Brisson, Klaire Simek - What Weighs Me Down

Caleigh Proulx, Samuel Sharp Jr. - Glacier

West Coast School of the Arts:

Isla Benedetti, Olivia Conner, Aubrey Minadeo - Werk

Kinsley Cooper, Larkin Low, Paige Perez - Jail House Rock

Genevieve Lee, Marlee Ninofranco - Eyes In The Back Of My Head

Lily Meghdadi, Mila Osgood - Young And Beautiful

Skylar Nixon, Dakotah Robinett - Play That Sax

Alexa Perez, Mackenzie Perez - Opening Up

McKinley Barragan, Kensie Lee, Ayla Mohtashami - In The Zone

Madison Fontanilla, Marlee Ninofranco - Journey Of You And I

Lyric Low, Camdyn Mitchell, Makayla Tran - Everybody Needs A Best Friend

Ally Cheung, Casey Cheung - How It Ends

Leyna Huynh, Sophia Thayer-Pham - Move

Ally Cheung, Gabi D'Ambra, Sophia Oppegard - Poison And Wine

Yoko's Dance and Performing Arts Academy:

Priscilla Huang, Isabelle Shi, Grace Yan - Firework

Arielle Konaris, Anaya Seals, Avery Yamaguchi - I'll Get You Home

Michelle C. Wang, Alexander Wang - Why Don't You

Kaelani Carlson, Isabel Dela Cruz - When The Party's Over

Fiona Wu, Raina Wu - Bitter And Sweet (Megan Ellis)

Avery Du, Grace Koo - Black Horse And A Cherry Tree

Samantha Tan, Isabelle Tang - How To Save A Life

#dance #duo #trio #where did all of the club duo trios gooo

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renyen808 · 11 months ago

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2023 Movies You Need to Watch (Part One)

The year of 2023. What an interesting year it was for me personally. Honestly, I’m done with this year, so instead of thinking about the memories I’d rather forget, let’s go through the best movies of the year!

Scream 6 (Released March 10th)

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Starring: Melissa Barrera, Jenna Ortega, Jasmin Savoy Brown, Mason Gooding

Director(s): Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett

Scream 6 is the first movie on my list and first horror movie! With the fifth movie being an excellent addition to the franchise, this sixth installment takes us out of Woodsboro and into the city that never sleeps: New York. This movie clearly benefits from the change of scenery, adding suspense in ways that was unreachable for the franchise until this point, like the subway scene with Mindy (Jasmin Savoy-Brown) or the ladder scene with Anika (Devyn Nekoda). The story follows sisters Sam (Barrera) and Tara (Ortega) as they fight against another Ghostface.

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What made this one stand out to me more is the lack of legacy characters this time around. Courtney Cox returns as Gale Weathers, in a very small cameo, while Hayden Panettiere reprises her role as Kirby Reed from Scream 4 in a much more substantial role. Despite those additions, this is Barrera and Ortega’s movie, with their relationship becoming the main thing holding the movie together. The Ghostfaces (Yes, more than one) are kinda mediocre and predictable, but the motives aren’t, which makes up for it. All in all, an awesome suspenseful film that is a perfect end to a franchise, thanks to Barrera, Ortega, and the director leaving.

Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (Released March 31st)

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Starring: Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez, Justice Smith, Sophia Lillis

Director(s): Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley

An underrated gem from this year is Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. The trailers did this movie an injustice, as it was nothing like they made it out to be. Pine and Rodriguez play a perfect platonic pair of friends as they try to survive in this big fantasy world. The story follows Edgin (Pine) and Holga (Rodriguez) as they travel across the world to save Edgin’s daughter Kira (Chloe Coleman) from Forge (Hugh Grant). Everyone plays their parts to perfection, and it makes you feel like you’re playing as these characters, and it shows that not everything will go as planned.

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There are so many funny moments from the Fat Dragon to different ways Edgin gets out of sticky situations. It also helps that both Smith and Lillis play excellent side characters that add to the awkward dynamic that may feel familiar to D&D players. Along with that, there are fun cameos from different actors that I won’t spoil that made me and my friends laugh. I hate that this film didn’t get more love because it truly is a joy to watch it. All in all, this is an amazing movie that deserves more love, and you should give it a watch if you haven’t, you’ll enjoy it!!

Evil Dead Rise (Released April 21st)

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Starring: Lily Sullivan, Alyssa Sutherland, Morgan Davies, Gabrielle Echols

Director: Lee Cronin

Another horror movie that came out this year, and on my birthday, was Evil Dead Rise! This was my first time watching an Evil Dead movie in the theater, and I really enjoyed it, thanks to other patrons in the theater. This movie was brutal, but not as brutal as the 2013 remake. A lot of people were mad about how goofy the movie was, but that’s actually my favorite part! It was like a return to the original Evil Dead, taking it back to its roots. I loved the change in scenery, from a cabin in the middle of the woods to an apartment building on the verge of falling apart.

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The cold open was literally the best part, shoving people into the deep end and showing what’s to come. The story follows sisters Beth (Sullivan) and Ellie (Sutherland) as Ellie becomes possessed and begins to attack her sister and three children in their apartment. It was so suspenseful and insanely dramatic, to the point where it was laughable in the best way possible. Although, I’ll admit, the ending kind of lost me a little, I was willing to look past it thanks to the performances of the actors on screen. Overall, I say if you’re a fan of the first three Evil Dead movies starring Bruce Campbell, I highly recommend it. If you’re a fan of only the 2013 remake, I suggest going in with a bit of a warning that it is not as intense as the previous remake.

Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 3 (Released May 5th)

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Starring: Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldaña, Dave Bautista, Karen Gillan

Director: James Gunn

The end of a beautiful trilogy. Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3 not only solidifies the fact that this is the best trilogy, but also Gunn’s reputation as the best director in the MCU. From the very beginning, Gunn perfectly captured the tone of the film, and didn’t let me go until the very end. The story revolves around Rocket (Bradley Cooper) suffering a deadly injury, where Peter (Pratt) and the other Guardians travel to save him.

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Throughout this movie, I was so anxious that someone was going to die, but to my surprise, Gunn didn’t kill anyone off. I adore this film so much, and while Gunn has left, I will hold this story and the other two in my heart forever. If you would like to read more about the Guardians from me, please go to my previous post!

The Little Mermaid (Released May 26th)

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Starring: Halle Bailey, Jonah Hauer-King, Daveed Diggs, Awkwafina

Director: Rob Marshall

Ah, the best Disney remake. Ariel has always been my favorite princess. I wasn’t born when the movie first came out, but coming from Hawai’i, I’m constantly surrounded by water, so how could I not have Ariel as my favorite princess? When I heard that they were remaking it for live action, I was excited. I was even more excited when they casted Bailey in the role.

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Although I am not African American myself, I am a POC, and it made me so happy to see representation. I can see the joy in other girls' faces when they see Bailey performing as Ariel, and it brings a tear to my eye. I never had anything like that growing up and seeing them makes me so happy. If you would like to read more about The Little Mermaid, please read my post below.

Spider Man: Across the Spider Verse (Released June 2nd)

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Starring: Shameik Moore, Hailee Steinfeld, Brain Tyler Henry, Lauren Vélez

Director(s): Joaquim Dos Santos, Kemp Powers, and Justin K. Thompson

The sequel to the highly praised Spider Verse movie has finally been released this year, and it does not disappoint. First off, addressing something in the room, although it is a Part One to another movie, this is a full movie, and it does end on a cliffhanger, but it has an ending! This movie tries to pack so much into its runtime, that I’m surprised it even accomplished being a complete movie! It builds off of everything that happened in ‘Into the Spiderverse’, building off of characters like Gwen and Peter B. Parker, while also making us care about new characters, like Spider Punk and Spider-Man India.

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This might be pretty contriversial, but I am not a fan of Spider-Man 2099, he’s too much of an asshole for me to care about him. The only saving grace is that he’s played by Oscar Isaac. Also, Jason Schwartzman as the villain was surprisingly amazing, and his origin story is hilarious. All in all, an excellent sequel that leaves me dying for more!

Elemental (Released June 16th)

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Starring: Leah Lewis, Mamoudou Athie, Ronnie del Carmen, Shila Ommi

Director: Peter Sohn

Pixar is still releasing bangers, with Elemental being added to the list. First off, the trailers did this movie a HUGE disservice! It sold it as some whimsical world where elements live together in harmony, but it is a retelling of Sohn’s life story told through the eyes of Ember (Lewis). It is emotional, and it hits me in a certain way, thanks to being raised with Asian parents.

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Ember and Wade (Athie) are both adorable in their own way, and I believe that people just saw this as a Zootopia rip off and decided not to go. It’s not!! They’re two different stories!! Please go ahead and watch it if you haven’t!! You will not be disappointed. With Pixar movies just being shoved into Disney+, Elemental deserves to be on the big screen.

With that, I’m ending the first part here! Thank you for reading, be on the lookout for Part Two and my review of The Iron Claw, coming out next week!

#screenandjoystick #movies #elemental #scren6 #evildeadrise #spiderverse #littlemermaid #gotg3 #d&d

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artbdt · 1 year ago

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Tracks Heard On DI.FM On Saturday, September 23rd, 2023

My first post on this new blog :)

New di.fm tracklist update for 2023.09.23.SAT:

Wet Fingers - Like This (Burn Original Remix)

Zedd Feat Matthew Koma & Miriam Bryant - Find You (Syn Cole Remix)

Dominatorz Bassmonkeys Feat Amanda Wilson - Don't Throw It Away (Dominatorz Extended Club Mix)

Tiesto Pres Allure Feat Christian Burns - On The Wire (Original Mix)

Ava Max - My Head And My Heart (Jonas Blue Extended Mix)

Ben Neeson - Is This Right (Radio Edit)

Martin Tungevaag - Vidorra (Extended Mix)

Alan Morris & Sarah Lynn - Take Me On A Journey (Extended Mix)

Medina - Lonely (Svenstrup & Vendelboe Remix)

Morgan Page - I've Had Friends (Jean Elan Extended Remix)

Rihanna - Only Girl (In The World) (Rosabel's Only Club In The World Mix)

Kenny Dope, Alok, Ella Eyre, Never Dull - Deep Down feat. Never Dull (Extended Mix)

Desperado Feat Play And Win - Inside I Want You (Da Brozz Remix)

Ariana Grande & The Weeknd - Love Me Harder (Noodles Remix)

Quentin Mosimann Vs Tara Mc Donald - All Alone (Extended)

ONEDUO & TwoWorldsApart - It's Not You

Steve Aoki - Lie To Me feat. Ina Wroldsen (Blue Brains Steve Aoki Remix)

Antoine Clamaran - This Is My Goodbye (Extended Mix)

Mohombi - In Your Head (High Level Club Mix)

Matisse And Sadko Feat Ollie James - We're Not Alone (Hi Scandinavia) (Original Mix)

Lange feat. Stine Grove - Crossroads (Estiva Remix)

Patrick Hagenaar - Another Chance (Original Mix)

Lost Frequencies & Zonderling - Crazy (Dash Berlin Remix)

Sahara feat Mario Winans - Mine (Scotty Remix)

Borgeous feat. M.BRONX - Souls (Extended Mix)

Showtek - How We Do

Dj MEG Feat Bk - Make Your Move (Original Mix)

Alok & Daniel Blume - Rapture (Extended Mix)

Ferry Corsten - Check It Out (Original Extended)

Cosmic Gate & Jes - If Not Now (Extended Club Mix)

Super8 & Tab feat Jan Burton - Mercy (Club Mix)

DONS & Maurizio Inzaghi - Searching For Love (Original Club Mix)

Axwell & Ingrosso - Something New (Robin Schulz Club Mix)

Leon JD - Supersonic (2010 Radio Edit)

Maor Levi Feat. Angela Mccluskey - Pick Up The Pieces (Original Mix)

Calvin Crew - I Can't Get You (Out Of My Mind) (Extended Version)

Heart Of Space - Free to Love (Extended Mix)

Eric Chase - A Night Like This (Original Mix)

Andrew Rayel & JES - From This Day On (Ben Gold Extended Remix)

Mr Da-Nos Feat The Beatrockers - Dr Beat (Original Mix)

Carlos - Guitaro (Original Mix)

Armin van Buuren - Not Giving Up on Love (Dash Berlin 4AM Mix)

Justmylord & Patrick Moreno - Move It Like That (Original Mix)

Funkstar De Luxe - Do You Feel (Kill The Rocket Remix)

Above & Beyond - Blue Monday (Extended Mix)

Markus Schulz Feat Seri - Love Rain Down (Dabruck & Klein Remix)

Adam Ellis & Michele C - Don’t Disappear (Kismet 333 Extended Remix)

Armin van Buuren feat. BullySongs - Freefall (Extended Mix)

Jayceeoh & The Oddictions feat. Britt Daley - Alright (Kue Remix)

Remady - Do It On My Own (Mike Candys Remix)

Dua Lipa Feat. Dababy - Levitating (Don Diablo Extended Remix)

Christopher S - Star (Club Mix)

Zedd Feat. Selena Gomez - I Want You To Know (Marc Benjamin Remix)

Andy Moor & Michele C - We Can Be Free (Evan Pierce Remix)

Otto Knows - Million Voices (Extended Version)

Bosson - Guardian Angel (Bodybangers Remix Extended)

Sander van Doorn Feat Carol Lee - Love Is Darkness (Original Mix)

AXSHN feat. Sofia Reyes - Tell Me (Sak Noel Remix)

Amelia Lily - You Bring Me Joy (Steve Smart & Westfunk Club Remix)

Enlight & Komodo - I'm Feeling You (Movetown Remix)

NOTE: These track listings will eventually be reorganized into a master alphabetical list and put on my website at www.artbdt.com

#trance #edm #music #dance

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fundiesimsfamily · 2 years ago

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Babynews

We are thrilled with the arrival of Henry Eaten. Our fourth son is so loved by all of us. We thank the Lord for his blessings. Solomon&Hannah Eaten, Sebastian, Sienna, Daley, Harold, Dianna

We praise the Lord. Our sixth daughter, eleventh child has safely arrived. We named her Lexi. Her siblings take turns holding her. She is already so loved. Logan&Alice Nelson, Loïs, Anthony, Lawson, Alyssa, Lincoln, Ashley, Liam, Amelia, Lily, Andrew

#fundie #sims 4 #fundiechurch #hannahbarrow #henryeaten #alicenelson #lexinelson #babynews

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abigailspinach · 1 month ago

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I mentioned how expert and exacting Chaz became in my care. Now I must tell you of her love. In the hospital, day after day, she was my staff of strength. In the rehabilitations she cheered me through every faltering step, and when I looked at a flight of three steps I was intended to climb, it was her will that helped me lift my feet. To visit a hospital is not pleasant. To do it hundreds of times is heroic.

The TV show was using “guest co-hosts” and Richard Roeper held down the fort. But after the first surgery failed and I nearly died, it must have been clear to her that my TV days were over. She never admitted it. She had faith, she encouraged me, her presence gave me strength. She brought my friends to see me. Studs Terkel came several times. Father Andrew Greeley was cheerful and optimistic. She brought McHugh and Mary Jo, Gregory Nava, Jon and Pamela Anderson, the mayor’s wife Maggie Daley, the actress Bonnie Hunt (who had once been an oncology nurse at Northwestern). Chaz had become friends with the healer Caroline Myss, and brought her to my bedside to evoke positive thoughts. I did not and do not believe in that kind of healing, but I see only good in the feelings it can engender. I am no longer religious, but every single day Chaz took my hand before she left and recited the 23rd Psalm and the Lord’s Prayer, and from this I took great comfort.

After I was allowed to return home for the first time, Chaz decided I was ready for the Pritikin Longevity Center near Miami. We’d been going to Pritikin, first in Santa Monica and then Florida, since before we were married, and their theories about diet and exercise became gospel to me (sometimes more in the breach than the observance). I had for years been an enthusiastic walker, but now, after rehabilitation, I was using a stroller and it was slow going.

I couldn’t eat the largely vegetarian diet at Pritikin, but Chaz knew the cooks would blend a liquid diet to supplement my cans of nutrition. She also informed me that I was going to walk, exercise, and get a lot of sunshine. Because it was painful to sit in most chairs, Pritikin found me a reclining chair that faced a big TV. I had brought along a pile of books. I cracked open the sliding doors and a fragrant breeze came in, and I would have been completely content to stay there just like that. It was not to be. Chaz ordered me on my feet for morning and afternoon walks, with my caregivers trailing along behind me with a wheelchair. I’d go as far as I thought I could, and Chaz would unfailingly pick out a farther goal to aim for. She was relentless.

In the gym everyday I cranked through 20 minutes on the treadmill and then worked out with weights and exercise bands. After the gym she took me outside to sit in the sun for half an hour. She explained how natural Vitamin D would help strengthen my bones, which were weakened during the muscular degeneration of weeks of post-surgical bed rest. I resented her unceasing encouragement. I was lazy. It was ever so much preferable to sit and read. But she was making me do the right thing.

She did it all over again after my next three tours through the Rehabilitation Institute. Four times I learned to walk again, and each time she took me to Pritikin or Rancho La Puerta in Tecate, Mexico, which I had grown to love. I parked the wheelchair for good, I was no longer using a stroller, I was walking, not quickly or for miles, but walking. And getting Vitamin D. At home, we took walks around the neighborhood and down to the Lily Pond in Lincoln Park. We began to go to all the screenings again. She found Dr. Mark Baker, an exercise therapist, to regularly work with me.

It must not have been the most pleasant thing in the world to trail along as I walked slowly. She must have wished we could still be taking our trips overseas. When she thought I was ready for it, she took me back to London and Cannes, and every autumn to the Toronto festival. I know that left on my own I would have stayed at home in my favorite Relax-the-Back chair. That I am still active, going places, moving, in good health, is directly because of her.

We planned all along to produce a show that would continue the Siskel & Ebert & Roeper tradition. Chaz did all the heavy lifting, the negotiations, the contracts. We were going to be the co-producers, but I told her she was born for the job. She repeatedly told me I needed to appear more on the show, even with my computer voice. My instinct was to guard myself. I can never be on television as I once was. She said, “yes, but people are interested in what you have to say, not in how you say it.” The point is not which of us in correct. The point is that she’s encouraging me. She has more faith in me than I do.

I sensed from the first that Chaz was the woman I would marry, and I know after 20 years that my feelings were true. She has been with me in sickness and in health, certainly far more sickness than we could have anticipated. I will be with her, strengthened by her example. She continues to make my life possible, and her presence fills me with love and a deep security. That’s what a marriage is for. Now I know.

#but people are interested in what you have to say #not in how you say it #roger ebert #midwest #a marriage #Chaz Ebert #TW: Cancer #memoir #great american writer #I had brought along a pile of books. I cracked open the sliding doors and a fragrant breeze came in #and I would have been completely content to stay there just like that. It was not to be.#Chaz ordered me on my feet for morning and afternoon walks #I’d go as far as I thought I could #and Chaz would unfailingly pick out a farther goal to aim for.#love

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secretly-larry-daley · 6 months ago

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hi! i just stumbled upon your lily daley art and i LOVE her! i also had a transfem HC for our night guard so i went “!!!” when i saw your post! /pos

AAAA OMG!! I didn’t realize more people had trans fem HCs for her!! Well welcome, I’m so glad that you like Lily! She is the love of my life and I’m glad I can share her to the world! And hey, if you ever want to share HCs, my inbox is always open!

Speaking of which, I think I should draw her rn

#you have no idea how much this made my day #thank you so so much #Lily Daley #larry daley #night at the museum #natm #natm fandom #night guard

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professional-termite · 11 months ago

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So… Lily Daley has a Mom-Bod?

yes she does and she is ROCKING IT

#ask #anonymous #lily daley #larry daley #transfem larry daley

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seinnacullendenalivolturi76 · 2 months ago

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Rules and who I write for

Rules:

Please no online bullying

No smut or anything like that

Who I write for:

Twilight saga - All characters but not the Romanian coven and Santiago

Harry Potter - All characters

Marauders - James Potter, Sirius Black, Remus Lupin, Lily Evans, Regulus Black

Percy Jackson - All characters

Blood of Zeus - All characters

Descendants 1,2,3 & Rise of Red - All characters

Narnia - Peter Pevensie, Susan Pevensie, Edmund Pevensie, Lucy Pevensie, Eustase, Caspian

Once upon a Time - All characters

5sos

The vamps

One Direction

Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb - Nick Daley

#Twilight #Narnia #Once upon a time #Harry Potter #Percy Jackson

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auxiliarydetective · 10 months ago

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Evie's OC Birthday Calendar

Have you ever wondered when my OCs' birthdays are? No? Well, you're getting a birthday calendar anyways. Under the cut, you'll find calendar pages, the template for which was made by this lovely person - for free! Thank you so much ^^

If, for some reason, you can't read what's written on the images, either because they won't load or because you can't read my sorry attempt at writing in cursive for the first time since fifth grade, don't worry – I've put a list of all the birthdays underneath the images for you!

List, in case the images don't load:

Also bonus reasons for the birthdays if there are any :)

January:

05. - Philomel (rough estimate of what "just after The Beginning" means) 10. - Kan-chan (goroawase for ma-ma-i-do: 0-0-1-10) 21. - Bára (Squirrel Appreciation Day, assigned by Larry Daley) 29. - Diana ("The Raven" is published on January 29th 1845)

February:

02. - Dotty (I honestly can't remember) 08. - Jelena (Release date of the Musik des Teufels audio drama) 15. - Honey (National Gumdrop Day + I needed a February birthday) 26. - Denri (Wii VC release of LOZ: OOT in the US)

March:

09. - Sonoko (goroawase for san-o-ko: 3-0-9) 10. - Lindewen (goroawase for surin-da: 3-10) 26. - K'Rala (Live Long and Prosper Day) 29. - Helena (Mermaid Day) 30. - Lily (World Bipolar Day)

April:

06. - Holly (goroawase for ho-ri: 4-6) 10. - Jamie (I honestly can't remember. But the Titanic sets sail April 10th!) 26. - Anita (World Burlesque Day)

May:

02. - Penny | Agent 0 (goroawase, probably, but I can't remember for what) 04. - Lani (Star Wars Day, May the Fourth be with you) 31. - Claire (Pretty sure it's a reference to Sappho but I don't remember how)

June:

01. - Vicky (Marilyn Monroe's birthday) 05. - Cora (National Tailors Day) 08. - Reina (Name Your Poison Day) 25. - Inari (Pudding's birthday - they're twins, so...)

July:

01. - Lux (07/01; Amber Lead Syndrome is introduced in ep. 701 of the anime) 09. - Eva (Argentina Independence Day) 16. - Varsha (World Snake Day; assigned by Tom Sawyer)

August:

01. - Kit (movie & 80s version) (Spider-Man Day) 08. - Fernip (I can't remember) 15. - Noura (Flooding/Fidelity of The Nile) 30. - Raevyn (picked it in 2019; wanted her to be a summer girl and a virgo)

September:

02. - Circe (goroawase for kyu-ki-tsu-ki = vampire: 9-2) 04. - Kaede (goroawase for mu-sa-sa-bi: 6-3-3-1; 6+3, 3+1 -> 9-4) 12. - Sonata (Hans Zimmer's birthday) 14. - Chalice (release of the animated Disney's Alice in Wonderland in the US) 25. - Aurelia (Maybe I wanted her to be a libra? Maybe it's a festival of Hera?)

October:

01. - Kassandra ("On the twelfth hour of the first day of October 1989...") 13. - Evelynn (picked it in 2020, yes it's a reference to Friday 13th) 25. - Byeong-ho (Nevada Day; because of his gambling addiction) 31. Charlie (Halloween for demon boi; read the fic for the canonical reason 🙃 )

November:

04. - Soles (Colombian All Saints' Day) 17. - Sherry (first release day of Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga) 22. - Eve (release date of her first appearance in the series if she were canon)

December:

05. - Celine (probably Who Killed Markiplier-related) 11. - Luna (I picked it about eight years ago as a reference to Zoro's birthday) 21. - Iris (World Poetry Day but make it sagittarius)

#oc birthday calendar

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leinwandfrei · 2 years ago

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Die ganze Bandbreite des Kinos – Maigret (Bel/F 2023) und Dungeons & Dragons. Ehre unter Dieben (USA/Kanada 2023)

Das Kinoprogramm bietet immer die Möglichkeit starke Kontraste direkt oder dosiert zu erleben. Gänzlich gegensätzliche Produktionen scheinen die neue Dungeons & Dragons-Verfilmung und eine neue Kommissar Maigret-Adaption mit Gérard Depardieu zu sein. Auf dem Papier haben sie auch gänzlich abweichende potentielle Zuschauergruppen. Doch eine Verbindung zwischen den beiden Werken ist, dass es neue Verfilmungen bereits adaptierter Stoffe sind und prominente Darsteller (in ihren jeweiligen Kerngenres) mit von der Partie sind. Das prägende Pen-and-Paper-Rollenspiel D&D wurde in den 1980ern parallel zur Einführung der deutschen Übersetzung des Spieles 1983 bereits als Animationsfilm adaptiert, in den 2000ern folgten zwei reale Verfilmungen mit eher mäßigem Erfolg. Georges Simenon Maigret-Reihe wiederum wurde zuletzt mit Rowan Atkinson in einer überraschend ernsten Rolle produziert, wobei die vier zwischen 2016 und 2017 entstandenen Filme besonders mit einem aufwändig inszenierten Zeitkolorit überzeugen konnten. Seit 1960 schlüpften mehr als 30 Darsteller in die Rolle des Maigret und es wurden Serien von Großbritannien, Frankreich, Italien, den Niederlanden und auch Japan produziert. Unter den Darstellern ist hier auch Michael Gambon zu finden, der neben Atkinson prominenteste Maigret-Mime. Insgesamt überwiegen aber die Unterschiede: D&D wurde 1974 erstmals auf den Markt geworfen, ist ein Spiel mit prägendem Charakter für eine ganze Reihe an „Pen-and-Paper-Rollenspielen“ und ein fester Bestandteil der nerdigen Populärkultur, wie sie in The Big Bang Theory beispielhaft versammelt gezeigt wird. Die Krimis über Maigret sind zwischen den 1920ern und 1950er Jahren verfasst worden. Es sind klassische Detektivgeschichten und vor allem sind es auf den Alltag ausgerichtete Bücher ohne große dramatische Handlungen, kein spannungsgeladenes Konstrukt mit Fokus auf Magie und körperliche Kämpfe. Eine Gemeinsamkeit haben die beiden Themen allerdings: Fantasyspiel und Krimi gehören zunächst zu einer Nischenkultur - mit gesellschaftlich in den Anfängen eher problematischen Stand. D&D ist für Fans und die Personen, die heute als Nerds anerkannt sind entwickelt worden, für Träumer und Fantasten, die in andere Charaktere schlüpfen und zumindest im Geiste Schlachten kämpfen und Magie wirken wollen. Die Eltern der ersten Spielergeneration fürchteten das Gewaltpotential und die Magie. Maigret wurde als Hauptfigur von Groschenromanen entwickelt, ein Sammelsurium aus billig produzierter Ware mir erotischen Inhalten, Horrorelementen, Science-Fiction-Geschichten, Western und zwischen Genres stehende Fiktionen, darunter auch Krimis. Abgesehen von dem schlechten Image birgt dieser Fundus auch spannende bis äußerst intelligente Inhalte. Quentin Tarantino ist einer der prominentesten Verteidiger dieser für ihn prägenden Hefte, welchen er mit Pulp Fiction auch filmisch ein Denkmal gesetzt hat. Doch nun zu den genannten Filmen:

John Francis Daley hat mit Dungeons & Dragons. Ehre unter Dieben einen Film über eine sympathische Heldengruppe ganz ohne ausgewiesenen Dieb vorgelegt, welcher gerade deshalb überzeugt, weil er den Zufallscharakter des würfelbasierten Spiels gut überträgt und die Gruppendynamik in den Fokus nimmt. Der ehemalige Harfner Edgin (Chris Pine) und seine langjährige Freundin, die starke Kämpferin Holga (Michelle Rodriguez), scharen nach ihrer listreichen Flucht aus dem Gefängnis eine illustre Truppe um sich: Simon, ein Magier, der völlig frei von Selbstbewusstsein ist (Justice Smith) und eine alte Bekannte von ihm, die ausgestoßene, bei Waldelfen untergekommene Druidin Doric (Sophia Lilis). Trotz seiner ständigen Beteuerungen, dass Magie nicht immer alles richten kann, spielt er doch eine sehr bedeutende Rolle für den Erfolg – und ist zugleich für einige Fehler verantwortlich. Auf ihrem Weg hilft ihnen der diplomatische Paladin Xenk Yendar (Regé-Jean Page). Dafür muss Edgin seinen Groll gegen dessen Volk überwinden und beweist damit wieder, dass der Mensch und nicht seine Herkunft in diesem Spiel der Außenseiter zählt. Am Ende müssen sie sich nicht nur ihrem alten Freund, dem Hochstapler Forge Fitzwilliam (Hugh Grant) stellen, sondern auch der mächtigen Magierin Sofina (Daisy Head). Diese will eine schreckliche Zeremonie vollenden und damit die Bevölkerung einer ganzen Stadt zu willenlosen Zombies machen. Witzigerweise werden ihre Opfer mit Gold fortgelockt und damit die Gier des Menschen mal zu etwas Gutem genutzt. Hugh Grant genießt sichtlich seinen zweiten Frühling als süffisant grinsenden Antagonisten wie er ihn schon in Gentlemen (Guy Ritchie; 2020) spielen durfte. Chris Pine trägt als Teamleader, Stratege und Motivator der Gruppe den größten Textanteil und die meiste Tragik in sich. Ausgehend von dem rein egoistischen Wunsch die Tochter des Barden zu befreien, werden die vier zu einer selbstlosen Heldengruppe und setzten ihr Leben für größere Ziele ein. Die Produktion verliert dabei aber nie eine gewisse ironische Ebene und den Spaß an abstrusen Situationen, Unglücksfällen wie glücklichen Zufällen. Die Figuren sind keine klassischen Gewinner, sonder eigentlich gescheiterte Existenzen. Das macht sie letztlich sympathisch. Besonders eindrucksvolle Unglücksmomente sind eine frühzeitig zerstörte Brücke und ein Drache, der sich nur mit Garfield vergleichen lässt. Ein Film der Spaß macht, kurzweilig ist und gerade in den Dialogen mit markigen Sprüchen aufwartet, ohne dass diese schon zu deutlich platziert wären (wie in einigen MCU-Beiträgen der letzten Zeit). Dazwischen singen Edgin und Holga beseelte Trinklieder, wobei die Musik insgesamt etwas zu sehr dem rein imaginierten Mittelaltersound der Fantasywelt entspricht. Dungeons & Dragons bietet neben Verliesen und Drachen viel Magie, angemessen billig inszenierte Kampfszenen, Dialoge mit Toten, eine dramatische Lebensschilderung vor einem Gericht und vor allem viel Spaß am leichten Humor, von allen Darstellern überzeugend mitgetragen, ohne die festen Rollengerüste des Spiels zu verlassen.

Ganz gegensätzlich verhält sich die französisch-belgische Produktion Maigret (et la jeune morte) von Patrice Leconte mit dem massigen Gérard Depardieu als antriebslosem und kurzatmigen Kommissar auf der Suche nach dem Mörder eines jungen, unbekannten und mittellosen Mädchens. Die Buchvorlage stammt aus dem Jahr 1957, das Paris des Films ist zeitlos und vor allem schmucklos. Die Stadt ist dunkel, schmutzig und voller identitätsloser Mädchen ohne Arbeit sowie mit schnell schwindender Hoffnung auf das glamouröse Leben der Reichen und Schönen verbunden. Dieses lässt sich allerdings mit geliehener Abendgarderobe punktuell vortäuschen, was eigentlich einer Selbsttäuschung entspricht. Die Welt der sorglosen Reichen kommt aber im auffallend stillen, langsam gedrehten und mit Andeutungen arbeitenden Film nicht vor. Selbst die Familie des Verlobten der Freundin des Opfers ist allenfalls dem normalen Bürgertum zuzuordnen, das Hochzeitsfest scheint hier schon etwas über ihren Möglichkeiten zu liegen. Alle auftretenden Figuren haben angedeutete Abgründe zu verbergen, die aber nicht gezeigt werden und der Vorstellung des Zuschauers überlassen bleiben. Das etwas zu enge Verhältnis des Verlobten zu seiner Mutter und das von Maigret explizit nicht verurteilte indirekte Sexleben des Paares sowie Maigrets Versuch die eigene verstorbene Tochter mit einem der unzähligen geschlagenen Mädchen aus Paris zu ersetzen sind hier die auffälligsten Nebenschauplätze. Depardieu spielt den Maigret als nach außen hin kalten, aber herzensguten Menschenkenner, der weniger durch Indizien als durch Einfühlungsvermögen zum Ziel seiner Ermittlungen kommt. Mit den Erkenntnissen steigt auch seine Laune (ein wenig) und so zeigt er sich am Ende doch mit der charakteristischen Pfeife. Doch auch wenn zuhause die Ehefrau wartet, geht er am Ende allein die Straße entlang und entschwindet plötzlich aus dem Bild. Dieser stille Kommentar ist das genaue Gegenteil einer Heldenwerdung und dem Einsatz für das Große. Es ist das ganz Kleine, Alltägliche was gezeigt wird und die Rolle des Kommissars ist nicht vordergründig oder nur mit einem bestimmten Mann zu füllen. Die Arbeit Maigrets findet unbeachtet von der Gesellschaft und der Stadt statt, er erhält keine Ehrenauszeichnungen oder verschworene Freunde, sondern einzig die Hoffnung, ein weiteres Mädchen vor den Gefahren der Großstadt bewahrt zu haben. Ganz im Gegensatz zu dieser Absicht steht leider die Marke Dépardieu, dessen Gesicht nur schwer zu Spielfläche eines Charakters gemacht werden kann. Leider ist dieser kleine (und doch so große) Kosmos in einigen Momenten etwas zäh inszeniert, die dunklen Räumlichkeiten mögen den Seelenstatus des Ermittlers, des Opfers und der Stadt an sich treffen, machen es aber etwas schwer konzentriert dabei zu bleiben. Die Produktion mit der Musik von Bruno Coulais (Die Kinder des Mr. Mathieu) ist derart reduziert, dass sie die volle, wache Aufmerksamkeit des Zuschauers verlangt und in dieser Hinsicht eine große Anforderung stellt. Dabei gelingt die Inszenierung von Paris nicht vollends überzeugend und neben Dépardieu spielt vor allem seine Interaktion und Zusammenarbeit mit einem symbolischen Mädchen an seiner Seite eine bedeutende Rolle für das Gelingen des Konzepts. Die Inszenierung des Schönen hätte auch ein etwas hübscheres Kleid vertragen können, aber das ist Geschmackssache. Vor allem benötigt dieser Film, anders als die große Leinwandschlacht Dungeons & Dragons, die große Leinwand eigentlich nicht. Er braucht vor allem ein waches Publikum mit einem aufmerksamen Blick für Details und kleine Äußerungen, ebenso wie es Maigret vorlebt.

Die beiden Produktionen zeigen im Zusammenspiel die mögliche Bandbreite der Kinoerfahrung und sind gerade in ihren Gegensätzen ein Beispiel für die Vielfalt im Kino. Leconte schwimmt bewusst gegen den Strom, während Daley mit popkulturellen Elementen innerhalb dieses Stroms arbeitet. Beide versuchen dem Charakter ihrer Vorlagen zu entsprechen und richten ihr Projekt nach diesen Maßstäben aus. Eine klare Filmautorensprache entwickelt sich dabei nicht, aber Lecontes Produktion ist sicher gerade wegen des fehlenden Tempos auffällig. Der Detektivroman beweist damit eine beeindruckende Stärke im Kino - auch fernab von Sherlock Holmes-Adaptionen und Hercule Poirot-Filmen von und mit Kenneth Branagh. Beide Produktionen haben den Druck von Fans und deren Erwartungen hinter sich, für Daley sicherlich die beängstigendere Situation die er mit einer Fokussierung auf einen runden, gelungenen Film gut begegnet ist. Zu starker Fanservice führt zu dauerhaften Drehbuch-Zirkulationen wie in Star Wars 7 bis 9 zuletzt zu erleben war. Leider hat die Rezeption der etwas mutigeren neuen Star Trek-Filme gezeigt, dass die Mehrheit neue Ideen in solchen „Franchise“ nicht so gut aufnimmt. Und damit gibt es eine weiter Gemeinsamkeit zwischen den beiden Produktionen: sie sind mit Eigenwillen gedreht und in ihren Genres zu verortende Produkte mit eigenen Ecken - und starken Protagonisten auf der Leinwand wie vor der Kamera. Daley bietet direkte Unterhaltung, Leconte bietet einen mit dem Nachdenken über seine Mechanismen und Merkmale wachsenden Film mit weiter reichenden Gedanken und Aussagen über unsere Welt, während sein Kollege sich gerade in ablenkende Traumwelten zu flüchten scheint, die aber auch Aussagen über die reale Welt treffen und ihre Mängel auszugleichen suchen. Beide Aspekte braucht das Kino und der Zuschauer: Unterhaltung und Anforderung, Bilderorgien und visuelle Detailarbeit, starke und dezente Emotionen sowie vor allem tragfähige Geschichten mit treffender visueller Repräsentation wie auf die Vorstellungskraft angewiesene handlungsarmen Entwicklungen. Ebenso wie in der Literatur bieten ausgewiesene Genre-Arbeiten wie Mischungen zwischen Inhalten dieser Schubladen (negativ gelesen) viele Möglichkeiten – und das zeigt sich auch in zwei insgesamt eher mittelmäßigen aber individuell funktionierenden Produktionen.

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JLes consommateurs économes et respectueux de l'environnement qui cherchent à se débrouiller et à raccommoder plutôt que de se lancer dans de nouveaux fils sont crédités d'avoir stimulé les ventes d'équipements de raccommodage et de produits de réparation de vêtements, y compris les patchs, les colorants et les dés à coudre.La tendance à réparer signifie mercerie - associée à l'expérience d'achat telle que décrite dans la sitcom des années 1970 Are You Being Served? – est de retour à la mode, selon John Lewis.La chaîne de grands magasins a déclaré qu'elle n'avait plus vendu d'aiguilles à repriser et que les ventes de laine à repriser avaient doublé d'une année sur l'autre, tandis que les ventes de produits de réparation tels que les patchs et le ruban de réparation avaient augmenté de 61%.Ruban de couleur affiché dans le rayon mercerie. Photographie : Bax Walker/AlamySusan Kennedy, responsable de la mercerie chez John Lewis, a déclaré: "Qu'ils cherchent à rajeunir leurs vêtements ou qu'ils aient été inspirés par les efforts de tricot de Tom Daley l'année dernière, nous voyons de plus en plus de clients se tourner vers la couture. , couture et tricot.Elle a déclaré que les ventes d'accessoires de couture, tels que les dés à coudre, la craie de couturière et les accessoires de modélisme, avaient augmenté de 15% d'une année sur l'autre.De nombreuses personnes acquièrent des compétences que leurs grands-mères tenaient pour acquises, grâce à YouTube, Instagram et TikTok, avec de tels passe-temps donnés pour s'épanouir pendant les fermetures pandémiques.Réparer ou remplacer ? Un guide expert pour réparer ou abandonner huit articles ménagersLire la suiteThe Great British Sewing Bee de BBC One a également alimenté la tendance à la couture, tandis que des influenceurs tels que Lily Fulop, Katrina Rodabaugh et Marlen Meiners promeuvent des idées à la mode telles que le « raccommodage visible » - faire en sorte que les réparations ressemblent à de beaux ajouts artistiques à un vêtement, comme des fleurs brodées, plutôt que des retouches moches.Patrick Grant, l'animateur de The Great British Sewing Bee et fondateur de la marque Community Clothing, a déclaré : « Le raccommodage sous toutes ses formes (réparations de couture simples, rapiéçage et raccommodage) est certainement en hausse. Le Web regorge de vidéos pratiques utiles sur tous les aspects de la durée de vie de nos vêtements.«Je pense qu'il y a deux choses qui motivent la hausse. Je soupçonne que la crise du coût de la vie y est pour beaucoup. Si nous pouvons économiser de l'argent en effectuant de simples réparations, pourquoi ne le ferions-nous pas ?Une sélection de bobines de coton et d'aiguilles à coudre J Dewhurst & Co. Photographie : Malcolm Hunt/Alamy"Mais je pense que cette tendance se développe depuis plusieurs années maintenant et je pense qu'elle est en grande partie motivée par notre désir de consommer moins et de jeter moins pour des raisons environnementales."Les entreprises et les particuliers ont été incités à agir alors qu'il est prouvé que l'industrie de la mode contribue davantage à la crise climatique que les industries de l'aviation et du transport maritime réunies - 10 % des émissions mondiales. Si les tendances se maintiennent, l'industrie pourrait représenter un quart du budget carbone mondial d'ici 2050.Grant a déclaré que "la pollution de l'eau, l'érosion des sols et la montagne de plastique qu'elle laisse derrière elle" n'ont fait qu'ajouter à son impact.Inscrivez-vous pour Les affaires aujourd'huiNewsletter quotidienne gratuitePréparez-vous pour la journée de travail - nous vous indiquerons toutes les actualités et analyses commerciales dont vous avez besoin chaque matin

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