#bay movie star

[shelfformers]

So some stuff has happend. The shelf has been moved and the Starscreams have claimed it once more

Two new screamers have also joined the shrine, roster call.

Sparkly ghost screams and Cyberverse.

The others are chilling, but trine starscream as usual is pointing fingers and shouting, ghost sure is being dramatic with his sparkly self

[spoozly]

The h

[pedroam-bang]

Docking Bay 327 - Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977)

[spicymotte]

I will never understand how people are hating on new entries to popular franchises (New Trek series/movies, the Bayverse TF movies). couldn’t be me, I’m an absolute enjoyer of new stuff for the thing I love

[nerds-yearbook]

Star Trek III: The Search for Spock was released on June 1, 1984. Producers were reluctant to let Leonard Nimoy direct, who had never directed a feature film, but he refused to return as Spock if they didn't. The bad guys were originally going to be Romulans, but changed to Klingons. They kept the Romulan bird of prey ship instead of spending the funds to build a Klingon ship. Due to a contract pay dispute, Robin Curtis took over the role of Saavik from Kirstie Alley. In order to save the thought dead Spock and avenge Kirk's murdered son David (Merritt Butrick), James T Kirk (William Shatner), "Bones" McCoy (DeForest Kelley), "Scotty" (James Doohan) Chekov (Walter Koenig), Sulu (George Takei), and Uhura stole a decomissioned USS Enterprise. They were hunted down by Klingons lead by Kruge (Christopher Lloyd). The movie not only saw the rebirth of Spock, but it also show cased the destruction of the USS Enterprise. (Star Trek III The Search for Spock, flm, event)

[apple-of-my-pie]

Saw a review the other day complaining that Bottoms says nothing about girlhood or misogyny or homophobia and. Like. To each their own, but personally I think that insisting that every single fucking film with women in it absolutely must be a treatise on gender and a brutal portrait of our societal subjugation is not a #win for feminism, actually

[joliepasproductions]

Angelina Jolie at the premiere of Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (2004)

[bumblingbabooshka]

ST Voyager: Repression - Horror Movie Vibes

[annon-guy2]

Mortal Kombat Guest Kameo Poll (Movies)

[sampos-catgirl]

star.scream moment

[pinkrangerv]

Something that might be worth pointing out on the topic of 'on your phone':

The point of reading a book is not to hold a physical book. Physical books are great--and if we want to avoid getting fucked over if there's an EMP pulse or something, we'd better start writing shit down at some point--but the benefits of reading don't come from the paper. They come from spending time deciphering the written word, interpreting meaning, and paying attention to something for a long time.

Books, fanfic, and social media all have the same elements. The length is different, as is the interaction--for example, a fanfic requires more patience and analysis than a book sometimes, because you have to wait for updates and then re-analyze--but all of them help do the same things in your brain.

The phone is not the problem (unless you're sensitive to blue light, but there's apps that filter that). It only becomes a problem when you read only one kind of thing, or read them without thinking anything more than 'lol splosion funny quip no thoughts empty head'.

If you want the benefits of reading, then you need to find written words--anywhere--and then think about them. That's it. On your phone, in a paperback, on a street sign, wherever.

(If you can't read--dyslexia, or some other disorder--an audiobook or movie will do something similar as long as you're thinking about what you're hearing\watching. Those are also good for everyone else, but if your brain can decode letters into words, you need to do that, too. Kind of like how I have dyscalculia, so decoding a written equation is hard, but when someone writes the equation in words, I can do math. The point is to think about things, not just demand paper pages.)

My (late) contribution for Make A Terrible Comic Day! I've been going to the library more often lately so this has been coming up a lot, cause I want something to read but have had trouble finding anything that I'm comfortable with.

If anyone has recommendations please please let me know because I am struggling.

[shelfformers]

I made Starscream into a beautiful flower.

Starscream is always the one who has to suffer when I crotchet random shit

[chloeworships]

To conquer means to win🏅

It’s interesting because the LORD showed me Pres. Z (my nickname for Pres. Zelenskyy) standing in the middle of a store owned by a company called “WINNERS”. This was the confirmation I needed in response to the Pope. Romans 8:31-37. This news is God’s response.

Haha I love it!!!!

It’s also very disheartening to see some ppl using these wars for political gain. I’m asking the LORD to call judgment on anyone doing so ⚔️

The mission is to defeat evil, not profit from it.

The stone is called a pumice. It’s interesting because in Psalms 25, feet we’re mentioned 👣👀

Babes I cannottttttttttttttt

The number 3️⃣ is important.

SN but it could be related. I saw 24 hours three times 3️⃣ while fasting each day. Perhaps someone needs to fast as well. I know the LORD has led a few of his people to do so recently. Also something will happen in 24hrs/3 days.

Star Scream is one of my favourite DECEPTICONS ✈️😅 idk but this must mean something to someone. Pay attention 👂🏾 This being was HUGE btw and he has a BIG sword

🗡️

PS. God told me to stop fasting at 3:00 pm today. 3:00 pm was the time Jesus was crucified. I also believe it was 3:00 am that he rose aka was RESURRECTED which lets me believe a transformation/resurrection is in the works. A situation is changing.

Fast asap babes. This is the instructions I received and did exactly that and wow 🤩

[pedroam-bang]

Pablo Olivera - Docking Bay 94 (2021)

[mirqmarq428]

It's interesting how the "multiverse problem" (stakes) and the canonicity problem (continuity) are discussed with respect to media properties like Star Wars and Marvel, whereas Transformers uses them to solve each other.

In Transformers lore, every last scrap of official material is 100% Canon, just in different universal streams. These continuities are catalogued by only one iteration of the characters, and even they have barely enough power to stop a multiverse level catastrophe. On the other hand, those are rare. Since there's lots of continuities - an arbitrarily high number -, new media can exist on its own and build its own stakes without needing to account for or one-up what came before.

[teaboot]

TOP 10 PERSONAL FAVE MOVIES TO WATCH WHEN YOU FEEL LIKE ASS

I don't like movies that stress me out because life is already stressful but I DO love catharsis comedy found family friendship fantasy and violence so here are my top 10 movies and series to have a good time watching

Numbered for convenience but not in any particular order

John Wick 1 and 2: An ordinary man grieving the loss of his wife gets dragged back into his past as a shadowy, invisible world of international killers for hire is slowly revealed to be living among us. A love note to set design, lighting, and choreography. My favourite part is fixating on the symbolism. DO NOT WATCH 3. 4 is okay. DO NOT WATCH 3. There is a dog death in 1 that will make you cry so skip that part if you have to. DO NOT WATCH 3.

The lord of the Rings, all 3, extended edition best watched if you're on the couch with the flu and expect to fall asleep OR if it's your day off and it's raining outside OR if you have like 5 people lounging around in pajamas

Six Underground: Essentially an hour and a half long car commercial music video with found family and a fresher take on acommon plot. Ryan Reynolds essentially writes and directs a Michael Bay movie where 6 independant criminals gather together to overthrow a violent foreign dictatorship. You show up for a dumb heist and walk out ready to build a guillotine. TW for violence, car crashes, chemical warfare, and genocide. A very cathartic ending. Does unfortunately do the whole "vague, impoverished middle-eastern country" thing but the citizens are actually show as human beings which is a nice change of pace and oh wow that's depressing isn't it

The Princess Diaries 1 and 2: A sort-of-a-loser teenage girl, played by a 2001 Annie Hathaway, learns that her late father was a king of a foreign nation and must become a confident and responsible leader for his people. There is a scene in the rain where you will experience emotions. Best watched with snacks. 2 features an enemies-to-lovers type deal with Chris Pine.

Ella Enchanted: A shrek-style semi-musical fantasy romance in which a young woman is cursed at birth to do everything anyone tells her to do. Features several Queen songs and dance numbers sung by Annie Hathaway and that guy who plays the sad dog guy in Hannibal.

Stardust: A huge loser travels from 1800s England (?) to a magical world in order to fetch a fallen star for the insufferable love of his life before she marries a massive douchebag. The huge loser? Charlie Cox. The star? A living person. Also a whole bunch of princes are ALSO looking for them as a race for the throne while discreetly killing each other off. And also a bunch of witches want to eat her so they can be young and sexy. 11/10. I used to watch this 10 minutes at a time on a YouTube channel that posted it in chunks filmed on a digital camera in their living room

The Last Holiday: Queen Latifah, playing someone played by Queen Latifah, has been working an underappreciated minimum wage job for years, living a safe and conservative life trying to lose weight and save money. Then she finds out she has months to live, and decides to finally quit her job and blow it all on one massive luxury holiday vacation complete with five-star dining, making friends and finding love and confidence along the way. It's definitely corny but it makes me so happy thank you Queen Latifah

Zathura: It's the plot to the original Jumanji but in space instead of the rainforest. But listen to me: There's a twist reveal at the end that you need to pretend isn't there. It is vitally important when you get to that part- and you will know what part when it happens- that you pretend it didn't. Otherwise, a fresh and enjoyable adventure for any age!

Redacted cause I haven't seen it in a long time and it may be worse than I remember, gotta rewatch

Bullet Train. You go in expecting a ham-fisted find-the-mcguffin style action comedy and are blindsided by excellent narrative symmetry and genuinely likeable characters. Fresh takes on old themes and creative action sequences. My little brother said "It's good", and he's a man who once sincerely argued that Lord of the Rings could have been better. It's fun and punchy violence with just enough smart stuff to not let your brain get bored