#i found it on tubi

[redbean-nom]

Cadets

(aka trash children, chaos children, and children who understand 98 is getting graded on this)

Inspired by @thefoundationproject! Closeups under the cut:

jesse got this pic from jangotat:

[fictionadventurer]

1980 Pride and Prejudice Episode 1 Thoughts

I'm kind of digging the low-budget 1980s artificiality. Feels comfortable.

Love Mr. and Mrs. Bennet, and the way the script highlights the sitcom vibes of the story, especially in their scenes.

This Lizzie is amazing. She's lively, witty, mischievous, but without feeling like a modern girl in Regency dress. I think I started to fall a little bit in love with her.

Not too fond of Jane so far. Maybe I'm too influenced by other adaptations' takes on her, but she just doesn't act like Jane. I didn't even know which sister was Jane until after the first ball.

This Bingley's a touch too much on the buffoonish side. Though the scenes of banter with Darcy and Lizzie were well-done.

(I'm a bit disappointed they cut out a lot of banter in the letter-writing scene. Now "if Darcy were not such a great tall fellow" seems to come out of nowhere, because we don't get Bingley's witty rejoinder about "comparative heights and sizes").

I'm surprised by how much focus there is on Mary, though disappointed that they portray her piano-playing as "she's terrible" and not "she's better than Lizzie but too stiff and artificial".

Also a lot of Kitty and Lydia! Excellent! (We get the coughing scene!)

Sir William Lucas and Charlotte are both very good.

Everything I've ever heard about this adaptation has focused on how robotic this Darcy is. I guess that skewed my expectations, because I found him shockingly expressive. He's reserved, haughty, and wears his good breeding like a mask, but he's not inhuman. There are plenty of moments where he loosens up a bit, or where we can see the humanity behind the iron control. Like the letter-writing scene--Darcy goes after Bingley for boasting about his poor handwriting, and it might seem like he's just being a pedantic stick-in-the-mud, but he was so straight-faced about it that it was clear to me that he was joking around with a friend.

That first scene with Darcy did feel more like these people were telling us how proud Darcy was before he had a chance to show them.

That first moment with Elizabeth made me realize that the worst thing Darcy says is not "not handsome enough to tempt me" but "I am in no humor to give consequence to young ladies who are slighted by other men." Ouch.

Fascinated by how much of the narration is put into dialogue (and how well it usually works).

There were several points where the dialogue seemed too stilted and artificial, but it's almost word-for-word from the book, so I can't really complain.

I did find myself wondering how well this works for people who don't know the book. Sure, it's almost word-for-word (if abridged and rearranged in places), but is it engaging on its own merits, or just a satisfying watch for the book-loving pedants who can tell it's word-for-word? Because the style of this feels like something that most people wouldn't find engaging if they didn't already know the story.

[softceleste]

Madeline Ford in Grasshoppers (2021)

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[blackkat15]

i need him carnally

Here have James May in the shower

[f4kef4ngs]

sorry im having an oversharing night but i want to be a haunter so bad. if you don't know what I mean I'm talking about the haunt community. people like scare actors, haunted house runners, and even just people who have a lot of decorations and props and do up their house every year for the neighborhood to enjoy. Halloween is my favorite day of the year and all things scary and spooky and ghastly are like my main thing. if someday I could ever afford to just do a home haunt I'd be so happy. my holy grail piece would be spazm from morbid enterprises, more publicly known as the thing from the russian sleep experiment (if you didn't know that picture is just a foam animatronic with heavy filters!) but he's super hard to come by and worth a loooot of money since he's so iconic and morbid enterpises went under quite some time ago. I just want to be known for creating some good scary fun and creating something that involves my love for horror, animatronics, and halloween

[testure-1988]

Oh Johnny C., you know him, he's just

[chicafinal]

no way i just found out that the adam sandler movie about the fake wife is a remake of a 1969 movie with goldie hawn, walter matthau and THE ingrid bergman

[mycherrycola]

perturbed and intrigued by why my tiny isolated library could possibly have Giallo starring Ariden Brody directed by Dario Argento in their catalog.

of course I borrowed it immediately.

[aceyanaheim]

The fact that my dad thought Ranma 1 1/2 would "confuse them about gender" and that's why he hated me watching it when i was a kid

[alurite-l]

I wish there was more magical boy animes

[roseymoseyberry]

Fuck Christmas, I wanna talk about the 2013 television show Almost Human

[enter-torpor]

shoutout megalobox. favorite anime of all time. legit the first anime i felt the need to buy merch of because it was so fuckign good. that poster is still on my wall today.

[facedock]

Battlestar Galactica: The Living Legend, Pt. II

[marklikely]

netflix is genuinely so funny theyre like yes we are raising prices yes we will no longer let you share your account with your family but hey look on the bright side at least our original content is not very good.

[cosmicrhetoric]

not to sound like a broken record but i really want to rewatch xena 😔😔😔 tubi spoiled me i can't even watch what ive torrented cause the quality is so substandard