#Otherworldly Experience

[lost-in-babylon]

Listening to music that your f/o listens or that you headcanon they would listen to is a healing performance. An act of pure love even

[folklorepoetsdepartment]

saw hozier yesterday

[ivygorgon]

I exist purely in a liminal lane

[cryptocism]

"just as I did, in 1983."

you'd never know my favourite parts of the show are the fucked up insane bits when my first instinct is to draw the cheesiest thing imaginable

[seventeen--sec0nds]

I went to a sadass goth gig only to hear the support band play a cover of the 2010 hit who wants to be alone by tïesto feat nelly furtado and it took me OUT

[theribbonmarkedroom]

No spoilers but I never thought anything could top the animation, color palettes, and the overall visuals of Into the Spiderverse but Across the Spiderverse absolutely did without a doubt in my mind. Just gorgeous animation and compositions all around and I can’t wait until it comes on dvd so I can pause and admire every single frame. Everyone who worked on character designs, backgrounds and lighting etc should be so so proud of the work they’ve done.

[oleryn]

dan and phil have proven themselves to be fans of freakish gay arthaus horror movie stuff with their dnpc universe and whatever the hell dan was on when he wrote The Urge so in my head ive created this fake short horror film starring them wherein phil dies and his body is possessed by this creature that retains all of phil’s memories and simply wants to live as him normally but dan knows he’s a fake and HE knows he’s a fake and so dan is stuck in this emotional saw trap incapable of telling anyone without sounding insane and forced to grapple with the grief of phil’s death while 99% of phil is standing right in front of him BUT his only other option is to force the creature out of phil’s body and thereby live the rest of his life alone with none of phil at all so eventually he just gives in and lives with this fake phil and no one knows but him. a soul is small dan. very very small.

[jellyfish-perspective]

2001: A Space Odyssey (the book): We're in the future on a journey to Saturn! Beware, it gets pretty hazardous!

2001: A Space Odyssey (the film): eeeaaeaeeaieyeeiiaeiaAIIIIEAAEEEEYYAAAA!!!!

[littlestkoi-n]

the most average-looking utterly pathetic man and some fucking extraterrestrial personality trapped in a majestic human body

[sophsun1]

Queer As Folk – 2.02: All Better Now

[half-facedfig]

NEW FAVORITE SONG:

I have no words. Only screaming.

[leonardcohenofficial]

groundbreaking show stopping life changing etc. etc.

[intheconfessiondial]

12 Months of 12 - April

edit I altered this a ton and then posted it so please go check that one out instead! It's a lot better.

[polling-sonic-fans]

Have you read the Sonic Channel Cover Stories (2021) or Otherworldly Comedy (2023) series? Yes, some of them / Yes, most of them / Yes, only Cover Stories / Yes, only Otherworldly Comedy / Yes, all of them / No

Thanks for the submission! I have reordered them from more-less interaction because I like to do that, I hope this is ok. These are the translations I have been using. If you have a translation you recommend, please share in the replies or reblogs. Translations of the cover stories. Translations of the otherworldly comedies.

Polling Sonic Fans for their opinions on all manner of things. Share good questions to indicate what you want asked. Submissions open.

[kikigeh]

Want to know how I know Frozen 3 will most definitely not be great? The announcement of a Frozen 4.

The problem with Frozen 2 was that it had many, many ideas and they attempted, and utterly failed, to condense them into one singular linear story; the problem with Frozen 3 is that they "have so many ideas" that they realized they can't realistically condense them into one singular movie so their solution to "not repeat a frozen 2" is to instead push for ALL ideas to move forward which in turn has given them an overly lengthy cut.

Watching Frozen 1 in cinemas for the first time in a long while really reminded me how Frozen worked because it was very very simple and most of its heart was in the two "main" characters and how they navigated through life after a horrendous situation they were put through.

The heart of Frozen is not all the mystical and mythical elements that they can't get enough of attempting to push, hell, the most compelling part of Elsa as a character was just how raw and human she felt DESPITE having otherworldly powers.

I truly don't know which road they're taking the franchise through, but if the podcast and the books that have come out are anything to go by, it's straying way too far from what made the first movie compelling and enjoyable: its freaking simplicity.