#aranock

[aranock]

Jessie Gender and my nearly 6 hour magnum opus on the politics of star wars is now up.

We have been working on this for over a year, I did 17 minutes of animation for it, please share it around and give it a watch.

[slayyyter]

Btw a bunch of really talented YouTubers are raising 1 million doll hairs for PCRF, link here♥️ reblog, don't like!!!

[camijhk]

🇵🇸 CREATORS FOR PALESTINE 🇵🇸

Got this from Chad Chad’s community post! Donate if you can and share to boost!!

(Apologies for not fitting everyone in the tags there’s a 30 tag limit!!)

[pimscrypt]

I'm 30 minutes into this video and it's already fantastic! Few people have analyzed the work of James Gunn as eloquently as Jessie, and Aranock is absolutely on the same level. They're a great fit for sure!

I'm also very proud to have contributed my voice to this video!

[letamreviews]

Top of 2022

With 19 films watched and 2 favorited from 2022, I composed a list of my top. To coincide with 2019′s pure happenstance, the list is ‘almost’ an exact third (7) of the total films watched. Anything seen after the end of February, 2023, isn’t included (with 1 exception).

Honorable Mentions: Infernal Affairs remastered trilogy (2002 - 2003), Skinamarink, Vesper, TÁR Exception: Aranock’s Queer Relativity Why’s this so late? Yes, it is late.

Blind Rating is how worthwhile the film is watching “blind” (or knowing nothing). The scale is 1 (worth it) to 5 (you must). ‘Eh is essentially a 0.5.

1. Queer Relativity | Aranock (Canada)

Saw on YouTube in early March twice and listened to atleast once. i don’t even know (i guess: i fucking love it). Y’all, this movie fucked me up. Had to pause it so many times during first viewing this shit took me back so much. fuck Also, i fucking hate it. Blind Rating: 0.5/5 | film | Teaser | Description:

Hope you all enjoy my film on queer temporalities, language, and journey of discovering self

2. RRR (India)

Saw on Netflix in Hindi with English subtitles and again in theatre in Telugu with English subs. i fucking love it. Best (official) movie of the year. Don’t waste my time. Blind Rating: 1/5 Thoughts

3. Please Baby Please (USA)

Saw at Sie FilmCenter. i really like it (? tier). Holy fucking shit, this movie. lul Definitely put some people in the mood. Thoughts Quickie

4. Avatar: The Way of Water (USA)

Saw at Hawkins Theatres in 3D HFR and again at AMC Theatres in Real 3D. i really like it (mid tier?). Thoughts 1 & 2 Quickie

5. Everything Everywhere All at Once (USA)

Saw in theatre. i really like it (mid tier?). Y’all, I saw this in a theatre with 2-3 other dudes and we all bawled during the same scene. Shit was great. Thoughts Blind Rating: 0.5/5

6. Three Thousand Years of Longing (Australia & USA)

Saw at Hawkins Theatres. i really like it (high tier). Did not expect to enjoy it so much. Glad I went (and disregarded certain reviews). Thoughts

7. Nope (USA)

Saw at Harkins Theatres and again in VR (don’t ask). i really like it (mid tier?). Really enjoyed the entirety of it, especially as a story of two siblings. While I do see this as the director changing the horror genre (again? 🤔), I’m now wondering how much of it already exists in widely unknown indie films. 😐 (shout-out to LambHoot’s “The Resident Evil they keep Remaking...” video) Thoughts 1 & 2 Blind Rating: 1/5

[enemro]

Posting a bunch of doodles I made while at work, at various states of completeness.

Aranock is so cool and lovely, and she makes amazing videos, go check out her channel.

Ballpoint pen.

[swordmouse]

Video essay recommendation: Aranock's Queer Relativity

This is a long essay at almost two hours, but every part of it feels like it should be there. It's a beautiful analysis of science fiction, queer existence, and the video essayist's trans experience. I don't know if I can adequately describe this essay but it's really good. Definitely give it a shot if you've got two hours to spare!

[mysticdragon3md3]

The best genre you've never heard of by Aranock

Counterpoint: "anime-coded nostalgic movies"

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[questioningespecialy]

Aranock's streamin' (and multi-voiced readin') the Bachelor's Pathologic route for some "life sucks" donos

Due to a long series of disasters and my disability Im doing terrible financially so I’m doing this to try and help with that. Think of it as a street performance on the internet, its digital busking, shakespeare in the park but theres more murder and weirder voices.

[aranock]

Hey if you've enjoyed my art, its helped you or brought value to your life this year maybe considering supporting:

Either way I hope you have a lovely end of the year and that you are spending time with loved ones, if you are celebraring the relevant holidays chag sameach and merry christmas.

Thank you to everyone who has watched shared and supported this year, it means the world, looking forward to making so much more for you all in 2025 💜

[traulisms]

cleaned up an old sketch of a clown friend!

[agentravensong]

watching a deltarune stream rn by a creator whose next video essay will be on undertale (they're about to finish chapter 1, i'm watching from the start), and they dropped this hot take:

"gaster* represents what happens if you allow your curiosity to consume you and you dig so far that you literally go outside of the work of art that you're examining"

*based on context i assume they mean gaster in ut specifically

friends. how do we feel about this interpretation? discuss.

[seralica]

“Oh this looks like a fun deep dive into Star Wars analysis and Jessie Gender is really good, nice”

5 hours later:

Fuck Joseph Campbell and also neoliberalism

[vibratoryblurriness]

Good news, everyone! The automatic captions on other videos are still producing delightful nonsense.

(from Jessie Gender and Aranock's latest video, The Decaying Monomyth of Star Wars, which I haven't finished yet but is good so far and only further reinforcing my frustration that literally anyone anywhere still takes Campbell or his daddy Jung seriously)

Auto-generated captions out there continuing to do great work