#adaptaion

[guybracha]

Titles that need an adaptation at the DCU (part 2)

part 1

A Mini-series starring the Question

Batman Incorporated - a sequel to "The Brave and the Bold"

OMAC - based on the Jack Kirby version

And a JSA reboot based on James Robinson/David S. Goyer/Geoff Johns 1999 series

[eileenqlo]

Children of Heaven

Remember this? This was one of the better movies by Jack Neo right? I haven't seen this because it's an adaptation of a Iranian movie titled "Children of Heaven" and I remember watching this late at night on TV when I was about 12 years old.

Watch "Children of Heaven"!

[weeblmaodotcom]

Let's not forget Netflix when accidently released a good anime/manga adaptaion. , Meme by Weeblmao.com

[celine-song]

Alice (Něco z Alenky) 1988, dir. Jan Švankmajer

[ryuki-draws]

That's all that's left. Fifty-seven pages of research, two bottles of morphine and one ticket back to the Capital. The train departs at dusk.

An illustration for a Patho AU inspired by Bulgakov I'll probably never write properly but it's been worming in my brain for over two years now.

[stormofstarlight]

Harriet Manners autism

[kainekron]

you know how Brandon has said he wants to have a cameo in all of the adaptations of his work? and how he wants to die in each.

ye well I just got the mental image of him dying to the undead squirrel in warbreaker you know he just gets mauled by it but the behind the scenes of that is just a guy waving a green ball all over brandos body while he freaks out

[schizoidvision]

6 Key Ways the Schizoid False Self Varies Among Individuals

The concept of the "schizoid false self" is a fundamental aspect when seeking to understand the dynamics of schizoid personality disorder, schizoid adaptations. Essentially, the false self is a psychological facade that individuals develop as a protective mechanism. It acts as a social persona, enabling a person to engage with the external world without exposing their true self. This mechanism is particularly common in individuals with schizoid dynamics, who often feel a disconnect between their internal experiences and external social interactions. In this article, we explore the various ways the schizoid false self differs from one individual to another, highlighting the diversity and complexity of this psychological phenomenon...

1. Background and Upbringing:

The formation of the false self in schizoid individuals is heavily influenced by their early life experiences. Factors such as family dynamics, parental styles, and early social interactions shape how the false self develops. Growing up in a more socially diverse or socially supportive environment may lead to a more socially adept false self, whereas a more challenging socially deprived upbringing can result in a false self that has greater difficulty adapting to different social settings.

2. Adaptive Functionality:

There's a wide range in the adaptability of the false self among schizoid individuals. Some may possess a highly versatile false self, capable of navigating various social scenarios with ease. These individuals will be adept at interacting socially with a 'covert schizoid' presentation. Others might have a more basic version of false self social functionality, which can restrict their ability to adapt socially and increase feelings of isolation. These individuals will be more apparently disconnected from others socially, and have a more 'overt schizoid' presentation.

3. Cultural Influences:

The cultural context plays a significant role in shaping the schizoid false self. In cultures that prize individualism, the false self might be more distinct and individualistic. Conversely, in societies that emphasize conformity, the false self may be crafted to blend in seamlessly with societal norms.

4. Alignment with the True Self:

The congruence between the false self and the true self varies. When there's close alignment, the false self serves as an effective medium for social interaction, this means having a false self that is 'ego-syntonic'. However, a significant disparity between the two can lead to internal conflict and a profound sense of living a dual life, indicating a false self that is 'ego-dystonic'.

5. Social Exposure and Experience:

The nature and extent of social exposure influence the development of the false self. Varied and positive social experiences tend to foster a more flexible and resilient false self, while limited or negative social experiences might result in a more inflexible and vulnerable false self.

6. Impact on Relationships:

The influence of the false self on relationships differs widely. For some, it acts as a hindrance to forming deep connections. For others, particularly when the false self aligns with their genuine interests and values, it can be a bridge to meaningful relationships.

In summary, recognizing these variations helps in understanding the intricate nature of the schizoid personality dynamics. The false self is not a one-size-fits-all facade but a multifaceted and dynamic construct that reflects the unique ways individuals navigate their inner and outer worlds.

Video From My YouTube Channel: The Covert Schizoid False Self: 5 Misconceptions

[darkwitchingflower]

28 DAYS TO GO DEMI GODS!!!!

[guybracha]

Titles that need an adaptation at the DCU

James, I hope you'll see it, please adapt these masterpieces

Tom Strong

Top 10

Maritan Manhunter origin movie

The Planetary

live action version of Young Justice

Phantom Strange

James Robinson's Starman

Keith Giffen's run of Legion of Superheroes

and Legionnaires as a spin-off

Birds of Prey's sequel series, with Black Canary, Huntress, Renne Montoya as Oracle, Blackhawk, and Lori Lemaris

[for-the-love-of-javert]

Lurking, writing & chilling tonight. Though I might watch another adaptaion of LM later

[yayotalkshow]

YA YO TALK SHOW SEASON THREE STARTS TOMORROW! Make sure you're following us on your favorite podcast platform in order to hear our thoughts on One Piece LIVE ACTION! Does Kdin really hate it? Did the cinematography remember to shoot Live Action Garp hot? How did Live Action Buggy effect Al and Mark's already complicated relationship with the character? FIND OUT TOMORROW! https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yayotalkshow

[spooky-feline]

I get why they had Gran Gran give Katara the scroll, it fits narratively while getting it to her quickly and without needing a pirates side quest.

I also get that the writers and showrunner had no control over episode count and target runtime and there's already not enough room for the show to breath.

But... cutting out Katara stealing the scroll while ALSO cutting out the Haru and eartbenders plot AND cutting out her teaching Aang waterbending along the way (which i dont get they could have shown that with like just a few short scenes in a couple episodes so we knew it was happening) meant that she doesn't really do much until she gets to the North. Except for the Jet interaction,

"That wasn't you.. that was me" (golden, thats my girl)

She just didn't have a while lot of purpose or drive until the end, and the end was great but I wanted more.

I really hope they get an increased episode count for Book 2

[shehersholmes]

yeah I'm reading it with the thickest shipper goggles possible but. HOUN gay as fuckkkkk

[samuraimomo12]

When the new ATLA Netflix live-action ends up being so disappointingly mediocre that you end up actually doing your work

[anntickwittee]

All I wanted was a semi faithful adaptation of the Percy Jackson series, and I really gave this show a chance, but after episode 6, I have to admit that this isn't it. Where was the creepy, mind numbing fun of the casino? Where was the casino that could make even the most powerful demigods forget everything? Where was the trio's interaction with the casino? Why was there so much exposition? What possible reason was there to change it so that the trio MISSES the deadline? Rick Riordan sold this show as a more faithful adaptation to the books and it's not.