#greta the mouse

[mayorwhisper]

I really enjoyed doing this hot spring inn!

[sinners-go-to-drink-the-wine]

i love my little mouse man

[tripthelightfandomtastic]

That's my baby girl 😭💕

[peterlorrefanpage]

Let’s find Peter Lorre!

Caricature by Al Hirschfeld (1954) for the Fifth Avenue Cinema in New York City of various Hollywood actors from the first half of the 20th century.

I do believe Peter Lorre is located in the middle of the left side, below Edward G. Robinson:

Among those pictured are:

Adolphe Menjou Alec Guinness Anna Magnani Bela Lugosi Ben Turpin Bette Davis Bing Crosby Bob Hope Boris Karloff Buster Keaton Charles Boyer Charles Laughton Charlie Chaplin Chico Marx, Groucho Marx, Harpo Marx Clara Bow Clark Gable Douglas Fairbanks Edward G Robinson Erich von Stroheim Fernandel Fred Astaire Gary Cooper George Arliss Gerard Philipe Gina Lollobrigida Gloria Swanson Greta Garbo Harold Lloyd Harold Lloyd Hedy Lamarr Ingrid Bergman Jean Gabin Jean Harlow Jimmy Durante Joan Crawford John Gilbert Judy Garland Katharine Hepburn Laurence Olivier Lillian Gish and Dorothy Gish Lionel Barrymore Lon Chaney Louis Jouvet Mae West Marie Dressler Marilyn Monroe Marlene Dietrich Mary Pickford Maurice Chevalier Michel Simon Michele Morgan Mickey Mouse Mickey Rooney Myrna Loy Norma Shearer Orson Welles Peter Lorre Raimu Rita Hayworth Rudolph Valentino Shirley Temple Spencer Tracy Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy Stepin Fetchit Theda Bara Vivien Leigh Wallace Beery Warner Oland WC Fields William Powell William S Hart

Have some more Hirschfeld - Peter Lorre caricatures:

Peter Lorre in "Crime and Punishment," drawn June 1936

Peter Lorre in "M", 4/9/33

Peter Lorre & pals in the "You'll Find Out" trade ad, 1940

[personaswrld]

"The Boy"

Brahms Heelshire x Female!Reader

This is a just a story of the movie of The Boy but instead of Greta , Female!Reader will take her place. The ending will also be different as I wanted to change it to how I wanted the movie to end like , Ive Also changed some other things in the story.

Sorry for any misspelled works as I'm just now getting into writing . Sorry this is a female reader story as I'm a female and that's what I'm used to writing but I will eventually write different versions of my story's that have different genders , Male!Reader & Gn!Reader.

Y/n - Your name

L/n - Last name

R/n - random name

Slashers Masterlist

Y/ns text and thoughts are going to be (pink¡)

Brahms will be (red!)

These -> " are thoughts

Others text will be (purple¡)

Chapter 1 | Meeting The Heelshires

My name is Y/n L/n and for the last few weeks I've been running away using from my crazy abusive ex-boyfriend , R/n. He was constantly hitting and yelling at me and eventually I got tired of it and ran off to move to the United Kingdom. I wanted to move far away from (State) and start a new life never look back, but yet the familiar overwhelming feeling of being scared that he'll find me always seems to find it's way back to me.

Sighing at the thought of it I quickly clear my head as I keep my eyes on the road heading to the Heelshire Residence where I will be nannying a older couples little boy named Brahms. It made me feel off thinking at the thought of a older couple having a young child "maybe it's their grandson" I thought. I pull up to the address given to me looking up at the house already gives off a creepy vibe and im slowly regetting my decision in taking this job but i need the money and maybe it'll look better on the inside then what it does on the outside + it'll be better once i meet brahms maybe he'll distract me from my mind of my ex.

Finally Pulling into the house parking my car and putting the keys into my pocket I exit my car and head to the trunk of it to grab my backpack and suitcase. I grab my suitcase and walk towards the front door as I'm settling the backpack straps comfortably on my shoulders.

Finally arriving at the door I put a few knocks on the door , taking a deep breath and exhale as a few minutes go by I knock again but get no answer. Opening the door I slowly walking inside closing it behind me setting my bags down by the door as I do so I call out to see if anyone's home.

"Is anyone here?" I say as I look around the house that looks like it could have been built in the 19th century. "Mr and Mrs Heelshire? , Brahms?" as I say the name brahms I hear a thump near the wall but quickly ignore it figuring out that it's probably a rat or mouse.

After calling out you shortly realized no one was going to answer you so you start to walk up the stairs to explore a little as your were walking up the stairs you saw a family portrait of a family that you assumed were Mr and Mrs Heelshire, and looking down at face of the little boy below , brahms.

"This must be the little boy that I'm nannying" you thought to yourself. Soon after your done with your little exploring session you head back downstairs but as soon as you do so you hear an voice of an older woman calling out to you from the top of the stairs.

"Up here Miss Y/n , sorry for the wait" you look back up to where you heard the voice "There you are Mrs. Heelshire it's finally nice to meet you" you said as you walked all the way back up the stairs but what you really wanted to say was

"I know damn well I did not just come down from those stairs looking for you just to make it back to the bottom of the stairs just to hear and see your old ass at the middle of the stairs after all of that" but you held back for the sake of needing a job and money.

"Let's head upstairs , so I could introduce you to my son brahms and my husband." She says as you make it up the stairs there waiting was a older man you that you assumed was Mr Heelshire.

"Ms Y/n I would like you to meet my husband, Mr Heelshire" said Mrs. Heelshire.

"It's very nice to meet you Ms. Y/n" he said as he stuck out his hand for you to shake.

"It's nice to meet you too Mr Heelshire"

"Okay now y/n I would like you too meet our son brahms" Mrs. Heelshire said , as they soon moved aside putting a glass-like doll into view that looks similar to the boy you saw in the family portrait.

Not wanting to be rude you put a smile on your face bending down to the height of the doll , figuring out that the elder couple must of had a loss of their son brahms years ago and this is how they cope.

"Hello brahms"

[mariacallous]

‘I don’t like it when a comedian just spouts his own political views and relies on the audience agreeing with him to get a round of applause,’ announces Ricky Gervais in his new Netflix Special Armageddon. For 60-minutes Gervais, clad in his usual black t-shirt and jeans get-up, tells jokes about dwarfs, gay people, ‘disabled creatures’, African babies with AIDs, Chinese people eating dogs, people pretending to be asylum seekers, people pretending to have ADHD, students taking micky mouse degrees, Greta Thunberg, homeless people (‘fucking horrible’) and the fragile and narcissistic ‘woke’ youth. Which is to say that Gervais just spouts his own political views and relies on the audience agreeing with him to get a round of applause.

Gervais’s portrayal of David Brent in mockumentary The Office (2002) was a work of comic genius. Brent, a hapless white-collar middle manager who desperately wants to be popular, cuts a pathetic but ultimately sympathetic figure. The viewer didn’t so much hate Brent as feel sorry for him; he was an uncalibrated fool but a well meaning one, hence the happy ending written for him in the Christmas Specials that brought the curtain down on the story in 2003. Gervais foolishly resurrected Brent in 2016 for a feature length spin-off, Life on the Road (2016), this time without the grounding influence of his original co-writer on The Office Stephen Merchant. All of a sudden the charm had gone out of the franchise and Brent had morphed into something genuinely tragic and repulsive, trucking in boring jokes about gays and fat people.

Expressing any form of reservation or note of disapproval about anti-woke comedy nowadays is to get oneself marked down as an invertebrate. For those of us who possess a strong enough constitution to sit through jokes that poke fun at the shibboleths of political correctness - provided they are actually funny - retorts like this don’t hold much water. But I’ve come to realise that such humour is increasingly sustained by a section of the audience being reliably ‘offended’ by it and kicking off. How else to keep the lucrative conceit going which says that rich middle aged white men telling rollicking jokes about asylum seekers are heroic truth-tellers saying the unsayable? These days Gervais’s adoring fanbase seem more enthusiastic at the prospect of upsetting their political opponents than about the material itself. And who could blame them: most of the jokes in Armageddon are hackneyed and stale - ‘Doctor, Doctor, I keep thinking I’m a pair of curtains’; ‘You are then’. Heady stuff that is indeed guaranteed to ‘annoy all the right people’.

Netflix describes Armageddon as ‘controversial takes on political correctness and oversensitivity in a taboo-busting comedy special about the end of humanity’. Yet those on the receiving end of Gervais’s barbs are hardly considered off limits by the wider culture: illegal immigrants, the homeless and transgender people are all regularly subjected to invective from government politicians and Britain’s overwhelmingly right-wing media. By all means make an off-colour joke about those groups if you wish: I’m a big boy and I know how to use the remote control. But you won’t convince me that publicly flogging these tabloid bête noires makes one a gutsy truth teller. It’s true that a disability charity condemned Armageddon before it was released on Christmas Day for a joke Gervais makes about terminally ill children. But it’s also true that Gervais is still on Netflix telling the joke, which perhaps gives a good indication of just how risqué this style of humour really is.

One of the biggest cheers from the audience during Gervais’s performance in Armageddon erupts in response to a fatuous joke about mobs pulling down statues originally put up to honour slave traders - another example of woke hypocrisy apparently. ‘He was a slave trader, pull down the fucking statue.’ ‘He built the hospital, should we pull that down too?’ ‘No, leave the hospital’. It’s certainly true that wealthy people have historically (and not just historically) tried to launder their reputations through philanthropy (and on this note Gervais enjoys boasting about how wealthy he is and how much money he donates to animals, who he prefers to humans). But you needn’t take a course in critical race theory to recognise that those who became uncontrollably rich from the slave trade might have set aside some of their tainted money for similar ends. ‘Pride and vanity have built more hospitals than all the virtues together,’ wrote the Dutch physician Bernard de Mandeville in The Fable of the Bees, his eighteenth century polemic against philanthropic hypocrisy.

It isn’t for me to tell a comedian who the ‘correct’ target of his humour ought to be - comedy is subjective after all. But then Gervais’s current shtick is of a piece with right-wing populism more generally, characterised as it is by a servility to the very power it ostensibly rails against. I’m no more required to accept Gervais’s assessment of himself as a brave heretic saying the unsayable than I am obliged to join in with the hysterical blue pencil-wielding critics who really do want to see him cancelled. As to who is currently coming out on top, Armageddon is apparently the highest grossing single stand-up performance ever, bringing in £1,410,000 for a recent show at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. Cancel culture indeed.

At one time conservatives and reactionaries would doggedly stand athwart history yelling Stop. Nowadays they need constant reassurance that they are still the plucky countercultural underdogs they imagined themselves to be in the halcyon days of their youth. Which is understandable I suppose. Nobody wants to be the angry young man whose waistband has inexorably expanded along with his list of blimpish grievances. ‘I think I am woke, but I think that word has changed,’ says Gervais. In other words it’s not him, it’s us. ‘No-one likes a white middle aged man anymore,’ laments Gervais at another point in the show. I’ve heard that one before too.

I used to enjoy Ricky Gervais but when I think of him today I always imagine some braying face demanding to know how ‘triggered’ I am by something puerile he’s said. This ‘type’ is seemingly ubiquitous at the moment: everything is geared toward getting a rise out of the libs and sticking it to the man in a way that doesn’t threaten one’s status as a servant of power (am I still allowed to say “man”? hehe - you get the gist).

The role of humour according to Gervais is ‘to laugh at bad shit to get us through it’. Which isn’t a terrible definition, though I suppose it depends on what one considers the ‘bad shit’ to be. I found much of the material in Armageddon indistinguishable from the endless bleating we hear in some quarters about the country going to the dawgs because of foreigners and queers and the young with their trendy ailments and political correctness et cetera. I can’t say I feel hysterical or offended by jokes about that stuff - soporific is more the word that springs to mind. Perhaps I should just be grateful that Gervais didn’t make an ‘Orange man bad’ joke. Maybe he’s saving those gags for his next Netflix Special when Donald Trump is President of the United States again. Important to laugh at the truly bad shit first though right.

[mjrtaurus]

A continuation of sorts)

Dragon is a quiet baby, too quiet in Urpis opinion. By the time he is 3 she has only witnessed him smiling twice.

It hurts, it feels like she is a bad mother. A failure, unable to keep Her child happy. She brings it up to Garp when dragon is four. Still quiet, still unsmiling. He’s not a bad child but he’s different and that scares her more than it should.

Garp when she tells him looks, sad. He sits with her on their small couch.

“Dragon is like my little sister.”

Well that wasn’t expected. Garp takes one look at her quizzical expression and smiles.

“I don’t talk about them much, but I had six sisters.”

His face is nostalgic, “I was the second youngest, there was Gwen, Genevieve, Greta, Gladys, Gina, me and finally Grace.

Grace was my favourite, she.. didn’t talk much, acted more of a mouse than a monkey. But very stubborn if needed.”

Urpi takes her husbands hand, that futile attempt to shoulder some of this pain. Part of her didn’t want to hear anymore. She had heard things about how life was little over a decade ago, the D clans that survived went underground.

Garp clears his throat noisily, “you’re not a bad mom, love. Just like I wasn’t a bad brother.”

He kisses her forehead. “It just takes time, let him teach you his language.”

(Alright I ran out of steam )

Being with his little sister had been one of the greatest joys of his life, and he misses her dearly. The world had been too cruel to her. To all of his sisters.

He tells Urpi that he had felt the same concern for her for a long time before it all sort of clicked into place. There were things that she would do, specific things that she liked to have with her at all times. A preference to walk on the tips of her toes that her mother detested for how it wore creases into her shoes. A coin she liked to turn over and over between her fingers whenever she was deep into her books. The way she smiled with her eyes only whenever he would sneak her favorite treats to her when their parents weren’t looking.

Dragon never looked happy, even if he was. The only way to tell- aside from his level of calmness or excitability in the moment- was how his near perpetual frown would ease up ever so slightly. And his wings. He would flutter his little wings whenever he was exceptionally happy.

If he was angry, though, and the scowl wasn’t enough to get his point across, he would hiss. Not like a cat. Not like a snake. Through his nose, like a little vulture chick. He wonders if the devil fruit has some hand in that, but still.

There was another thing that Dragon would do that Grace would do as well. If he was stressed enough, frustrated enough, he would fly into a sort of rage. Not exactly a rage, but something similar. After the devil fruit, there would be storms to accompany these almost rages.

It takes time for Urpi, but when it does eventually click, a great deal of that worry is laid to rest. New worries take their places, of course, but none that try and convince her that her son is never happy or always feeling unwell.

[hintzy]

HOCKEY DÆMONS

Explanation of my dæmon AU HERE.

is your fav not on here? send me an ask and i’ll assign them a dæmon :3

also send me an ask if you want me to explain why i chose a specific dæmon :33

ANAHEIM

n/a

BOSTON

n/a

BUFFALO

n/a

CALGARY

n/a

CAROLINA

n/a

CHICAGO

n/a

COLORADO

n/a

COLUMBUS

n/a

DALLAS

#04 Miro Heiskanen — Greta, ♀, Snowy owl (B. scandiacus)

#05 Nils Lundkvist — Agnes, ♀, Eastern tiger swallowtail (P. glaucus)

#10 Oskar Bäck — Erno, ♂, Moose (A. alces)

#11 Logan Stankoven — Mora, ♀, Regal jumping spider (P. regus)

#14 Jamie Benn — Gideon, ♂, Northern short-tailed shrew (B. brevicauda)

#21 Jason Robertson — Felicity,♀, North Island brown kiwi (A. mantelli)

#22 Mavrik Bourque — Jean-Luc, ♂, Gray wolf (C. lupus)

#23 Esa Lindell — Helmi, ♀, Secretarybird (S. serpentarius)

#24 Roope Hintz — Asko, ♂, African lion (P. leo)

#27 Mason Marchment — Millie, ♀, Spotted hyena (C. crocuta)

#29 Jake Oettinger — Rhett, ♂, Giant river otter (P. brasiliensis)

#53 Wyatt Johnston — Cora, ♀, Fancy mouse (M. musculus)

#55 Thomas Harley — Dorothy, ♀, Ring-tailed lemur (L. catta)

#63 Evgenii Dadonov — Maxim, ♂, Goliath birdeater (T. blondi)

#91 Tyler Seguin — Harvey, ♂, Bonobo (P. paniscus)

#95 Matt Duchene — Otis, ♂, Red fox (V. vulpes)

DETROIT

n/a

EDMONTON

#29 Leon Draisaitl — Freddie, ♂, Bighorn sheep (O. canadensis)

#97 Connor McDavid — Rory, ♂, Monarch butterfly (D. plexippus)

FLORIDA

#19 Matthew Tkachuk — Nora, ♀, Dumbo rat (R. norvegicus domestica)

LOS ANGELES

n/a

MINNESOTA

n/a

MONTRÉAL

n/a

NASHVILLE

n/a

NEW JERSEY

n/a

NEW YORK ISLANDERS

n/a

NEW YORK RANGERS

n/a

OTTAWA

#7 Brady Tkachuk — Gigi, ♀, Dumbo rat (R. norvegicus domestica)

PHILADELPHIA

n/a

PITTSBURGH

#71 Evgeni Malkin — Rodion, ♂, American alligator (A. mississippiensis)

#87 Sidney Crosby — Jillian, ♀, Canada goose (B. canadensis)

SAN JOSE

#53 Ty Dellandrea — Stevie, ♂, Honey badger (M. capensis)

SEATTLE

n/a

ST. LOUIS

n/a

TAMPA

n/a

TORONTO

#16 Mitch Marner — Miette, ♀, Roborovski dwarf hamster (P. roborovskii)

#34 Auston Matthews — Conrad, ♂, Peregrine falcon (F. peregrinus)

UTAH

n/a

VANCOUVER

#43 Quinn Hughes — Amos, ♂, Black-tailed jackrabbit (L. californicus)

VEGAS

n/a

WASHINGTON

n/a

WINNIPEG

n/a

[evita-shelby]

Juli congratulations on 1,000 followers!!!!

Can I request something with this prompt? ❛ i don't know how you've bewitched me, but it needs to stop. ❜

I think it’s soooo fitting for Eva x Tommy 🖤

I love it 😊🖤

I hope you like it mar 🖤🖤

Bewitched

Gif by @cillianparadise

“I don’t know how you’ve bewitched me, but it needs to stop.”

He says this after he comes to her doorstep in the middle of the night.

“Bewitched you, I didn’t do anything.” The witch said in confusion. Dark hair moused from sleep and brown eyes showing concern for the man who showed up here demanding something even he hadn’t believed himself.

She had; she must’ve had because he cannot get her out of his fucking head.

Thomas would be damned if he let her get away with this.

He had Grace, while he has never been serious about women after Greta, with Grace he felt that perhaps he could begin again.

She quieted the shovels; her lackluster personality soothed him like a shot of morphine.

But then Eva Smith had met his eyes as she walked past his house one morning and it was all over.

He had stared for so long he had felt like they had fucked.

They had been doing this since he returned from France and she’d passed by his window and he had followed her until the witch had left his line of sight.

It had meant nothing, it hadn’t until these past weeks after a gust of wind blew off her hat and her laughter had reached him as she and Finn went after her hat.

After that fucking morning everything had changed.

Her laugh and smile haunted him even when he tried to drown it out with whiskey, gin and Grace.

He thinks about her even when he is with Grace, dreams of brown hair and tan skin and magic.

There are no more tunnels and guns and screams, there is only him following the young witch he can never catch up with.

This morning he had woken up from a dream where had caught her and she had laughed richly saying, so you found me, now what will you do, Mr. Shelby?

Thomas had woken up with Grace asking why he wanted to take the foreign girl over his desk.

Needless to say, things with the barmaid have been ruined because of the fucking witch before him.

He needs this to be over, to have her end whatever shit curse she put on him so he can have his life back.

“You did. You must’ve. I can’t stop thinking about you and I don’t even fucking know you.” He says sounding like a madman by the end of it.

“Have you considered this might not be magic, Mr. Shelby?” the witch asked him, still refusing to say what he needed her to hear.

Maybe the cold barrel of his revolver could make her admit it.

He’s not above threats.

Thomas Michael Shelby is not a good man, violence comes to easy to him since the War.

“Oh, I know that, but I give you my word, there has been no witchcraft of that sort because I don’t know how to do that. The most I can do is use toloache to drug someone and that plant doesn’t grow here, nor would I ever stoop so low.” The witch says having read his mind or guessed why he was reaching into his coat for the fucking gun.

“Then what is it then? If its not your bloody witchcraft, what the fuck is it them?” he asks thinking there was no other reason for this madness.

He feels his hands sweat at the thought of approaching her, he wants to know what she likes, what her perfume smells like, if her hair is as silky as it looks and if there are freckles under the ungodly number of layers she wears.

“I think you are infatuated with me.” She answered with a red tinge in her cheek that he rather liked.

“What the fuck am I, a teenager?” he threw back incredulously. “For fuck’s sake I am turning thirty this year.

I don’t have a crush on you.”

“Says the twenty-nine-year-old man who thinks I put a spell on him.” Eva points out and he supposes she could be right. “Anyways, I am very flattered, if you would like to see where this goes, you can pick me up tomorrow morning, wear the blue shirt and if you need any ideas, I heard the museum is nice.”

“I am not taking you out on a date, Miss Smith.” He scoffed.

“Call me Eva, only fair to let you use my given name after starring in your dreams for so long.” She teased and he fought the urge to roll his eyes at her words.

She was bold, he’d give her that.

“Fine, Eva, I’ll pick you up before noon, we can have lunch there and see where this goes, as you said.” He agrees hoping it will end badly and kill this ‘crush’ once and for all.

[mayorwhisper]

What do you even mean lol

[tripthelightfandomtastic]

That's my baby girl 😭💕

[batmannotes]

Looney Tunes Volumes 1-4 Blu-Ray Set Review

Here they are in one mega set! All four of the recently released Looney Tunes Collector's Choice Blu-rays together at last. Across the four discs inside this release covers the golden era of Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies with 97 remastered cartoons, all looking better than ever on Blu-ray in HD. All the great WB cartoon stars share the spotlight here, including Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Elmer Fudd, Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote, Tweety & Sylvester, and many more. There are over 642 minutes of fun here.

If you have read some of our recent reviews you know a lot about what you are going to get here. In short, this is the best you ever seen these animated shorts look and sound. While I appreciate the expansive selection of cartoons here, I really wish they would have been more concentrated to certain years instead of the hodgepodge represented here. I also wish there were more extras included in these bare-bones releases. Regardless, this set will provide viewers with hours of gut-busting humor.

EPISODE LIST DISC 1

"Beanstalk Bunny" (1954)

"Catch as Cats Can" (1947)

"The Unruly Hare" (1945)

"His Bitter Half" (1950)

"Daffy Doodles" (1946)

"Cracked Quack" (1952)

"Little Orphan Airedale" (1947)

"Hip Hip-Hurry!" (1958)

"Hot Rod and Reel" (1959)

"Greedy for Tweety" (1957)

"Stooge for a Mouse" (1950)

"A Mouse Divided" (1953)

"A Fractured Leghorn" (1950)

"Plop Goes the Weasel" (1953)

"Tale of Two Mice" (1945)

"The Foxy Duckling" – (1947)

"Two Gophers from Texas" (1947)

"Doggone Cats" (1947)

"What's Brewin', Bruin?" (1947)

"The Bee-Deviled Bruin" (1949)

EPISODE LIST DISC 2

"Behind the Meat-Ball" (1945)

"Brother Brat" (1944)

"Catty Cornered" (1953)

"Cross Country Detours" (1940)

"Daffy's Southern Exposure" (1942)

"Ding Dog Daddy" (1942)

"The Eager Beaver" (1946)

"Fair and Worm-er" (1946)

"Fin 'n Catty" (1943)

"From Hand to Mouse" (1944)

"Ghost Wanted" (1940)

"Greetings Bait" (1943)

"Hamateur Night" (1939)

"Hare-Breadth Hurry" (1963)

"A Hick a Slick and a Chick" (1948)

"Hiss and Make Up" – (1943)

"A Hound for Trouble" (1951)

"I Wanna Be a Sailor" (1937)

"The Leghorn Blows at Midnight" (1950)

"Lickety-Splat" (1961)

"One Meat Brawl" (1947)

"The Penguin Parade" (1938)

"Rabbit Rampage" (1955)

"The Rebel Without Claws" (1961)

"The Wacky Worm" (1941)

EPISODE LIST DISC 3

"A Feud There Was" (1938)

"China Jones" (1959)

"Cinderella Meets Fella" (1938)

"Dumb Patrol" (1964)

Egghead Rides Again" (1937)

"Elmer's Pet Rabbit" (1941)

"Hobo Bobo" (1947)

"Honeymoon Hotel" (1934)

"Hop, Skip and a Chump" (1942)

"I Only Have Eyes for You " (1937)

"Mexican Joyride" (1947)

"The Mouse on 57th Street" (1961)

"Mr. and Mrs. is the Name" (1935)

"Of Rice and Hen" (1953)

"Pre-Hysterical Hare" (1958)

"Punch Trunk" (1953)

"Quentin Quail" (1946)

"Riff Raffy Daffy" (1948)

"Saddle Silly" (1941)

"Sheep Ahoy" (1954)

"The Sheepish Wolf" (1942)

"There Auto Be a Law" (1953)

"Tugboat Granny" (1956)

"War And Pieces" (1964)

"Wet Hare" (1962)

EPISODE LIST DISC 4

“Along Came Daffy" (1947)

"A Bone for a Bone" (1951)

"The Cagey Canary" (1941)

"D’ Fightin’ Ones" (1961)

"Dangerous Dan McFoo" (1939)

"Devil’s Feud Cake" (1963)

"Double Chaser" (1942)

"Double or Mutton" (1955)

"Fox Pop" (1942)

"Henhouse Henery" (1949)

"Holiday for Drumsticks" (1949)

"Hopalong Casualty" (1960)

"Hyde and Go Tweet" (1960)

"The Impatient Patient" (1942)

"Leghorn Swoggled" (1951)

"Meatless Flyday" (1944)

"Mouse-Warming" (1952)

"The Mouse-Merized Cat" (1946)

"Muscle Tussle" (1953)

"Muzzle Tough" (1954)

"Peck Up Your Troubles" (1945)

"Quack Shot" (1954)

"Road to Andalay" (1964)

"The Sneezing Weasel" (1938)

"Streamlined Greta Green" (1937)

VIDEO QUALITY 📽️ :  B 

With the 1080p resolution and 1.37:1 aspect ratio, this is definitely the best I’ve ever seen these animated shorts. It’s always a fine line Warner Bros. has to toe while restoring these older animated classics. Although scrubbing the video is somewhat necessary to present these cartoons in high definition, WB still has to make sure not to wash away the original film grain. A lot of people complain when too much film grain is washed away, but for me, it’s never a big deal. I always look for clarity and popping colors. Overall Warner Bros. has done another fine job with these volumes

AUDIO QUALITY 🔈 : B+ 

The DTS-HD Master Audio is solid for a simple 2.0 mono presentation. Both music, sound effects and dialogue are clear and compliment the picture nicely. 

EXTRAS 📀 :  D-

The only real drawback to this collection is the lack of extras. No digital download, no booklets and the only disc extras are a very small dash of shorts.

OVERALL GRADE: B+   

The replay value of all these discs are extremely high for me. I still love throwing these classic cartoons in my Blu-Ray player on Saturday mornings and reliving my childhood again and again. Yeah, I’d love to have more extras, but I’ll eat up every release Warner Archive is willing to deliver. All four of these discs included in one set should make it a no-brainer for fans of the Warner Bros. cartoon library. I highly recommend this set as a fan myself!

You can purchase this release at Amazon.

[alittleplaytime]

Dream Jellycat Collection, Pt.6

i'd need a whole room dedicated to my jellycat collection if i could afford all these hehehe

all found on the official jellycat website!

marketed as: Layla Ladybird

marketed as: Harvey Bear

marketed as: Spooky Greta Gremlin

marketed as: Gracie Grouper Fish

marketed as: Adon Dragon

marketed as: Lottie Bunny Ballet

marketed as: Taylor Tiger

marketed as: Yummy Puppy

marketed as: Wanderlust Puppy

marketed as: Ribble Giraffe

marketed as: Humphrey The Humpback Whale

marketed as: Hibernating Penguin

marketed as: Big Spottie T-Rex

marketed as: Wriggidig Ant

marketed as: Sullivan The Sperm Whale

marketed as: Rock-A-Bye Mouse

marketed as: Christmas Grizzo

marketed as: Comfy Coat Mouse

marketed as: Big Spottie Giraffe

marketed as: Ambalie Bunny

marketed as: Amore Bunny

marketed as: Syd Salamander

marketed as: Stellan Sabre Tooth Tiger

marketed as: Rock-A-Bye Kitten

marketed as: Honeyhome Bee

marketed as: Bryno Dino

marketed as: Bashful Pegasus

marketed as: Bashful Snow Tiger

marketed as: Splootie Elephant

part seven is here!

[vinelark]

reading bbts chapter 4 rn but can i pretty please ask for who is who in the teen titans server i dont understand the references 😭🙏

YES yeah i was going to include a key at the end but my endnotes were already way too long. so, the (mostly) bart-assigned disney-themed server names:

t as in tired: tim

year 3000: bart

mickey mouse dni: kon

disney’s 52nd first gay character: cassie

robin hood (1973) (not robin): cissie

bart do not even think about it: anita

zero’s mom: greta

[lesbiancosimaniehaus]

Too many women in the entertainment industry with names that remind me of the little mouse from the children’s story books. Maisie. Gracie. Sophie. Another Sophie.

We used to have Gene, Ida, Gena, Marlene, Monica, Ingrid, Greta, idk. Consonants!