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chrancecriber · 1 year

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Antenne Vorarlberg Chillout Lounge (August 27, 2023)

23:59 Sven Van Hees - Ocean Jive 23:55 Moguai, Vize, Anna Grey - You're Not Alone 23:52 Vievie - Sea Roses 23:44 Boral Kibil, Mahmut Orhan - Herneise (Original Mix) 23:41 Goldfish Feat. Nate Highfield & Dan Silver - Forever Free 23:38 Nora En Pure - Fibonacci 23:34 Alejandro De Pinedo - Raindrops 23:27 John Kah - Carina (Enui Remix) 23:24 Consoul Trainin Feat. Steven Aderinto & Duoviolins - Obsession 23:18 Mic Max - Como El Viento 23:15 Dennis Kruissen Feat. Liza Flume - Another Soul 23:11 David Guetta, Robin Schulz, Cheat Codes - Shed A Light (Blank & Jones Remix) 23:08 Nancy Sinatra - Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) 23:00 True & Berger - Imprint Of Pleasure 22:57 Blank & Jones - Summer Sky 22:50 Rodriguez Jr. Feat. Liset Alea - What Is Real 22:47 Alok & Timmy Trumpet - Underwater Love (La Vision Remix) 22:43 Lemongrass - Angel Wings 22:37 Deep Dive Corp. & Setsuna - Transatlantic 22:34 Robin Schulz Feat. Alida - In Your Eyes 22:30 Sway Gray Vs. Sal De Sol - Crosses 22:28 Lost Frequencies & Elley Duhé - Back To You 22:26 Srtw & Mave Feat. Sønlille - Last Train Home 22:22 In Lonely Majesty - Sing In The Dark - Alle Farben Remix 22:18 Above & Beyond Feat. Zoe Johnston - We're All We Need 22:13 Anrey - Lost Lands (Extended Mix) 22:07 Schiller - Harmonia 22:04 Sum Wave - Passing Clouds 22:01 Ypey - Life Time 21:58 George Geccoo Feat. Maik Pinto - Dolce Vita 21:55 Tom Staar & Cedric Gervais - Playing Games (Mixed) 21:50 De-phazz - Anchorless 21:47 Twisted Harmonies Feat. Mougleta - You & Me 21:43 Sofi Tukker X Mahmut Orhan - Forgive Me 21:40 Disciples - On My Mind 21:36 The Alan Parsons Project - Old And Wise 21:28 Doyeq & Jay Medvedeva - Break Into My Walls (Armen Miran & Hraach Remix) 21:23 Nor Elle - Dubsolution 21:17 Dale Anderson Feat. Anil Chawla - Pimento Grove 21:13 Viva La Panda & Finding Molly - Bring It On (La La La) 21:09 Kygo Feat. Maty Noyes - Stay 21:06 Robin Schulz & David Guetta - On Repeat 21:03 Alan Walker Feat. Gavin James - Tired 21:00 Klingande, Wrabel - Big Love 20:56 Nora En Pure - Dry Sobbing 20:50 Bent - I Love My Man 20:47 Munich Monstrs - Shine 20:44 Jan Blomqvist & Bloom Twins - High On Beat (Sofi Tukker Remix) 20:40 Serafim Tsotsonis - Small 2 20:37 Kungs Feat. Jhart - Dopamine 20:33 Sound Nomaden - The Morning After 20:28 Evadez - Caught In The Crowd (Original Mix) 20:27 Above & Beyond - Quieter Is Louder (Original Mix) 20:23 Nora Van Elken - Sumatra (Lstn Remix) 20:21 Lost Frequencies & Zonderling - Crazy 20:15 Beyhude - Terso 20:08 Jan Blomqvist - The Space In Between 20:06 James Carter & Ofenbach Feat. James Blunt - Can't Forget You 20:02 Fritz Kalkbrenner - Kings & Queens 19:56 Groovecatcher - Angel Of Nature 19:53 Gibbs - Waiting For Lonely 19:50 Lost Frequencies X James Arthur - Questions 19:46 Enya - Caribbean Blue (Remastered 2009) 19:43 Cotone - Faded Glory 19:38 Pete Tong & Tale Of Us Feat. Jules Buckley - Time 19:35 Regard & Raye - Secrets 19:32 Armin Van Buuren Feat. Jake Reese - Need You Now 19:27 Schiller - Der Goldene Engel 19:19 Klangwald - Sadame 19:17 Nora Van Elken - Heaven Is A Place On Earth 19:13 Ultravox - Dancing With Tears In My Eyes 19:10 Nora En Pure & Lika Morgan - In The Air Tonight (Sons Of Maria Remix) 19:03 Beyhude - Akasha 18:58 Themba & Nico De Andrea Feat. Tasan - Disappear 18:55 Vize & Leony - Dolly Song (Devil's Cup) 18:52 Shouse - Won't Forget You 18:47 Nick Sinckler, Lukas Termena - Get Up (Original Mix) 18:43 Mandala Dreams - Mirror Lake 18:39 Nora En Pure - Tantrum 18:36 Gabriel & Castellon - Es Vedra (Touch & Go Radio Mix) 18:33 Felix Jaehn, Cheat Codes Feat. Bow Anderson - I Just Wanna 18:30 Tinlicker & Helsloot - Because You Move Me 18:25 Chicane - No Ordinary Morning 18:21 Pretty Pink Feat. Mark V - Don't Dance 18:16 Depeche Mode - Home 18:10 New Age Kings - Illusion (Instrumental Remix) 18:04 Tebra - Suton 18:01 Bob Marley - Sun Is Shining 17:57 Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano - Let It Lie 17:54 Zoe - C'est La Vie 17:51 Patchy - Friend (Original Mix) 17:48 Blank & Jones - Swept Away 17:43 Thomas Lemmer & Andreas Bach - Embracing Love 17:40 David Guetta Feat. Sam Martin - Dangerous 17:34 Good Guy Mikesh Feat. Filburt - Place Of Love (Mp Edit) 17:32 Felix Jaehn & The Stickmen Project Feat. Calum Scott - Rain In Ibiza 17:28 Mark Brown - The Journey Continues (Acoustic Version) 17:25 Panama, Satin Jackets - The Future 17:19 Ian Pooley - Stonyridge Terrace 17:15 Nora En Pure - Life On Hold 17:12 L'imperatrice - Peur Des Filles (Montmartre Remix) 17:08 Eelke Kleijn Feat. Ost - Lost Souls (Nora En Pure Remix) 17:06 Kygo, Paul Mccartney & Michael Jackson - Say Say Say 17:02 Armin Van Buuren & Garibay - Phone Down 16:57 Mahoroba - Soft Breeze (On Air Mix) 16:53 Mousse T. - Boyfriend (Alle Farben Remix) 16:50 Wave Wave Feat. Evie - Real 16:47 Dynoro Feat. Gigi D'agostino - In My Mind 16:45 Wave Wave Feat. Lena Sue - Repeating 16:42 Leony - Faded Love (Noøn Remix) 16:36 Sherrie Lea - No Ordinary Love (Arnold T Chill Mix) 16:32 Alok Feat. John Martin - Wherever You Go 16:29 Fritz Kalkbrenner - Void 16:26 Blank & Jones Feat. Zoe Durrant - Erase Rewind 16:23 Cyrillic Feat. Lara - Zero Gravitation 16:19 The Alan Parsons Project - Lucifer 16:16 Rene Rodrigezz & Tristan Henry - Let Me Go 16:13 Armin Van Buuren Feat. Angel Taylor - Make It Right (Trinix Remix) 16:09 The Chainsmokers & Coldplay - Something Just Like This 16:06 Majestic & Boney M. - Rasputin 16:04 Kamrad - Feel Alive 16:00 Xillions - Somebody Like Me 15:56 Golden Tone Radio - Glück 15:52 2raumwohnung - Wir Werden Sehen (Paul Kalkbrenner Remix) 15:48 Kinobe - The Green Piano 15:45 Blank & Jones - Alone In This Rhythm 15:38 Jazzanova - Bohemian Sunset 15:34 Fritz Kalkbrenner - Good Things 15:30 Robin Schulz - Above The Clouds 15:27 Sam Feldt Feat. Deepend & Teemu - Runaways 15:25 The Alan Parsons Project - The Turn Of A Friendly Card 15:19 Deep Dive Corp. Feat. Dennis Le Gree - Water 15:15 Sonic Adventure Project - Waters In Motion 15:11 Christopher Von Deylen - Infinity 15:07 Nore En Pure - In Your Eyes 15:03 Air - You Make It Easy 15:01 Gil Glaze Feat. Dante Thomas - West La 14:57 Claptone Feat. Dizzy - Queen Of Ice Queen Of Ice 14:53 Edx - Missing 14:49 Bronson Feat. Lau.ra - Heart Attack 14:44 Blank & Jones - Give It To Me 14:39 Rìfìs Du Sol - Alive (Anyma Remix) 14:34 Lstn - Times Of Sorrow 14:28 Hraach, Armen Miran - Aldebaran (Original) 14:21 Valeron - Jamal 14:18 Bernward Koch - Lonely Dream (Solo Piano) 14:13 Benny Royal, Dani Hageman - Tigereye 14:06 Beyhude - Rüzgar 14:04 Neptunica & Lunax - We Don't Even Talk Anymore 13:59 Badmarsh & Shri - Day By Day 13:56 Sofi Tukker & John Summit - Sun Came Up (Radio) 13:53 Jeremy Loops - Til I Found You 13:47 Bloomfield - Boulevard St. Germain 13:44 Robin Schulz - Never Know Me (Radio Mix) 13:37 Paji - Viola (Original Mix) 13:35 Paratone - Time After Time 13:32 Rita Ora - You Only Love Me 13:28 Labrinth - Jealous (Bakermat Remix) 13:25 Mike Candys - Sky (Club Mix) 13:21 Passenger 10 - Voices In Her Head 13:15 Estelle Feat. Kanye West - American Boy (Lost Frequencies Remix) 13:12 Sans Souci - Nanda 13:10 Chaël Feat Kaii - Don't Speak 13:04 Alex H - Seeking Agapism 13:00 Kygo & Sasha Sloan - I'll Wait 12:57 Glockenbach Ft. Clockclock - Brooklyn 12:52 Depeche Mode - Useless 12:50 Steve Forest, Te Pai - Never Gonna Give You Up 12:46 Gary B. - Lead Me Home 12:43 Loud Luxury And Frank Walker Feat. Stephen Puth - Like Gold 12:39 Lstn - Thoughts 12:32 Lucy Neville - Shameless 12:28 Chicane Feat. Bryan Adams - Don't Give Up 12:21 Sébastien Tellier - La Ritournelle 12:18 Zaz - Demain C'est Toi 12:11 Armen Miran Feat. Jivan Gasp - Lost Memories 12:06 Sean Hayman - See Of Love (Whisper Mix) 12:00 Schiller X Tricia Mcteague - Miracle 11:57 Trinix - Vision Deluxe 11:54 Sam Feldt - Post Malone (Feat. Rani) 11:49 Lamb - Wonder 11:43 Nora En Pure - Tears In Your Eyes (Extended Mix) 11:39 Tom Novy & Dan Le Blonde - Let's Dance (Tom Novy Remix) 11:36 Agatino Romero - I'm Feeling For You 11:31 Gary B - Let You In 11:28 Feder & Ofenbach Feat. Dawty Music - Call Me Papi 11:25 Lstn - Sky & Sand 11:18 Gregory Porter - Liquid Spirit (Claptone Remix) 11:12 Rodg - Heights 11:09 Dimitri Vegas - Pull Me Closer 11:02 Gerrit Van Der Meer - Solaris 10:58 Edx - Vommuli 10:55 Lucas Estrada & Henri Purnell & Neimy - In My Fantasy 10:48 Max Melvin - Earth Inside 10:45 Felix Jaehn Feat. Zoe Wees - Do It Better 10:42 Blank & Jones - Grown Minds 10:37 Three Drives On A Vinyl - Greece 2000 (Sebastian Davidson & Melosense Remix) 10:34 Nora En Pure - Sign Of The Times 10:30 Jan Blomqvist, Elena Pitoulis - More (Original Mix) 10:27 Edx & Amba Shepherd - Off The Grid 10:18 Christopher Von Deylen - Heaven Can Wait 10:11 Aural Float - Still Here 10:08 Deepend & Graham Candy - Belong (Deepend Edit) 10:05 Tinlicker Feat. Nathan Nicholson - Be Here And Now 10:00 Ohm-g - Hulectric Soul 09:57 Sam Feldt & Sam Fischer - Pick Me Up (Vavo Remix) 09:53 Klangperlenspiel & Puzzls - Kyoto (Wish You'd Move On) 09:50 Rita Ora Feat. Alesso - Anywhere 09:46 Tonenation - Hijo De La Luna 09:42 Bob Marley - Is This Love (Montmartre Remix) 09:39 Twopilots - Take My Breath Away 09:36 Avian Grays & Azteck - Endlessly 09:32 Michael Gray & Shelly Poole - Borderline (Lee Muddy Baker Acoustic Mix) 09:30 Lizot - Daddy Cool 09:21 Super Flu - Mygut (Solomun Remix) 09:17 Glenn Main - Message To Spain 09:14 Nora Van Elken - Okinawa 09:11 Above & Beyond - The Inconsistency Principle 09:07 Ayoe Angelica - Dr. Jekyll 09:03 Daniel Portman - Vulnerable 08:57 Twocolors - Together 08:53 Unclubbed, Zoe Durrant - Need To Feel Loved (Original Mix) 08:47 Airstream - Your Tears (Del Mar Mix) 08:42 Cinemascope - Sweetest Story 08:39 Portishead - Revenge Of The Number 08:33 Anrey - We Are The Mirrors (Extended Mix) 08:27 Mathieu & Florzinho - Maha - Amba 08:24 Laniia - Fireflies 08:18 Hraach & Armen Miran - Nowhere 08:14 Robin Schulz Feat. James Blunt - Ok 08:10 Eelke Kleijn Feat. Diana Miro - You (Frankey & Sandrino Remix) 08:07 Sum Wave - Milkyway 08:03 Wamdue Project - King Of My Castle 08:00 Karsten Kiessling Feat. Helin - Fight Like A Lion 07:56 Kygo Feat. Will Heard - Nothing Left 07:50 Placebo - Running Up That Hill 07:48 Sam Feldt Feat. Lateshift - The Riddle 07:43 Ivy - Edge Of The Ocean 07:39 Elderbrook & Bob Moses - Inner Light 07:35 Mahalo - High Life 07:30 Simple Minds - Mandela Day 07:26 Jean-michel Jarre - Equinoxe, Pt. 5 07:23 Dj Antoine & Dead-line - Shout 07:16 Lexer & Paji - Red Puddle 07:14 Möwe - Bad Intentions 07:11 Nora Van Elken - Mount Fuji 07:06 Loopaland - Born To Be Alive 07:03 Armin Van Buuren Feat. Rbvln - Weight Of The World (Feat. Rbvln) 07:00 Basixx - Stay In Your Sunlight 06:53 Tiana, Anton Ishutin - Deeply In My Soul (Original Mix) 06:50 Viva La Panda, Finding Molly - Chances 06:47 Night Cruzer - Timeless 06:42 Worakls - Caprice 06:35 Consolidation Feat. Moguai - Ode To Joy 06:28 Watermat - Bullit (Original Mix) 06:21 Nora En Pure - Cognitive Fadings (Club Mix) 06:13 Boral Kibil - Never Again (Bobby Deep Mix) 06:06 A Forest Mighty Black - Rebirth 06:02 Hein Klein & Cheyenne - Every Breath You Take 05:59 Schiller - Once Upon A Time (Cahill Remix) 05:56 Starley - Lovers Strangers 05:49 Rìfìs Du Sol - On My Knees (Oliver Schories Remix) 05:46 Topic Feat. Nico Santos) - Home (Alle Farben Remix) 05:43 Lost Frequencies - Are You With Me 05:41 Kai Schwarz, Cayus & Yass - My Love Is Your Love 05:32 Dante Klein & Jordiz Feat. Megan Brands - Life 05:28 Wim Mertens - Close Cover 05:24 Rodriguez Jr. & Liset Alea - Amplify 05:17 Nora En Pure - Oblivion (Extended Mix) 05:10 H. Garden Feat. Joi - Gentle Rain 05:05 Tebra - Istok 04:58 Boral Kibil & Gulec - Lost Language 04:55 Portugal. The Man - Feel It Still (Ofenbach Remix) 04:51 Schiller - White Nights (Don't Let Me Go) 04:47 Julian Wassermann - Painfully 04:45 Cantoma - Gambarra (Lexx Remix) 03:25 Rodg - Life Is Life (Chill Mix) 03:20 Joachim Pastor & Signum - Something You Need (Extended Mix) 03:17 Rosa Linn - Snap 03:10 Melih Aydogan - Between 03:07 Dj Antoine & Deep Vice - When You Want Some Love (Dj Antoine Vs Mad Mark 2k21 Mix) 03:04 Pascal Letoublon - Feelings Undercover 03:00 Blank & Jones - Nothing Can Come Between Us 02:54 Christopher Von Deylen - Euphoria 02:51 Moli - Cloud No9 (Montmartre Remix) 02:46 Dalibor Dadoff, Nacho Lezcano, Grabo Bakos - Sounds Like A Melody 02:43 Lost Frequencies, Zonderling & Kelvin Jones - Love To Go 02:36 Joris Voorn - Ringo 02:34 Blank & Jones Feat. Coralie Clément - Cest Mieux 02:30 Edx Feat. Jess Ball - Take Me Home 02:27 Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike Vs. Diplo Feat. Deb's Daughter - Hey Baby 02:22 Tinlicker Feat. Nathan Nicholson - Always Will 02:18 Robin Schulz & Alle Farben & Israel Kamakawiwo'ole - Somewhere Over The Rainbow / What A Wonderful World 02:15 Matt Simons - Catch & Release (Deepend Remix) 02:11 Jelly & Fish - Appreciation 02:07 Robin Schulz - Moonlit Sky (With The Void Pacific Choir) 02:00 Kendi Underground - Chasing Cars (Hed Remix) 01:57 Tomas Skyldeberg - Chillin With You 01:54 Arty Feat. Cimo Fränkel - Daydreams (Sultan Shepard Echoes) 01:47 Steen Thottrup Feat. Annette Berg - Heading For The Sunrise 01:41 Monolink & Zigan Aldi - Fidale (I Feel) Vocal Version 01:36 Schiller - Zukunft 01:32 Joachim Pastor Feat. Nathan Nicholson - Saint Louis 01:28 Undressd - Forever Young 01:25 Jubel - On The Beach 01:19 Monolink - Otherside (Club Mix) 01:15 Milkwish - From The Earth To The Moon 01:09 Gary B - Love Rain Down 01:06 Hallmann - Always Be 01:04 Jerome & Neptunica - High On Music 00:59 Index Id - Nautik 00:52 Worakls - By The Brook 00:48 Jean-michel Jarre - Oxygene, Pt. 4 00:43 Lustral - Everytime 00:39 Above & Beyond - Is It Love? (1001) (Original Mix) 00:34 Cristian Marchi Feat. Block - Baker Street 00:32 Dj Antoine & Flip Capella Feat. Evelyn - Dark Love 00:27 Passenger 10 - The Lonely Boy Who Wanted To Make Friends 00:22 Schiller - Ultramarin 00:19 Chris Avedon - The Letter 00:17 Luca Schreiner Feat. Johnny Chicago - Its All Gonna Be Good (Junge Junge Edit) 00:11 Antennasia - First Flight (Lemongrass Remix) 00:04 John Kah - Carina (Enui Remix)

#Antenne Vorarlberg Chillout Lounge #Chillout #Lounge #Downtempo #Ambient #Trance #Deep House #2023 #August 2023

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uozlulu · 3 years

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Black Clover chapter 307 reaction and spoilers

Zenon offers his body and soul to Beelzebub in exchange for the Spade Kingdom’s continued existence. It’s striking because it’s a metaphor for some soldiers soldiering today. Zenon will give up his humanity in exchange for the longevity of his homeland despite the fact that means he will commit atrocities and war crimes. It also means possibly that Zenon, who might have had the greatest chance of pulling off a Piccolo in this arc, probably can’t due to the parts of himself he gambled away. It’s also in line with Dark Triad vs. Light Triad since it’s a rejection of humanism, faith in humanity, and Kantianism completely.

Zenon transforms into devil heart mode and the narrative rightfully points out that not only does he resemble Zagred, but without a human heart, he’s essentially already a devil.

I love how essentially Zenon and Yuno are fighting their own selves. They’re very similar people but Yuno is ever so slightly softer. Placed in the same situation, Yuno’s arrow misses its target to avoid Langris whereas Zenon sacrificed Allen and won. It’s also interesting that the narrative punishes Yuno here, but it’s also essential that Yuno fails here too. This an arc in which Yuno must keep failing because he’s never failed before properly. He needs to learn his mistake of thinking he learned enough, grew enough that he avoided training in Heart Kingdom. He has to learn even though he can manipulate mana more so than anyone around him, that it means nothing if he doesn’t train the skill. Since Yuno is a four-leaf clover and the fourth leaf is luck I think he will very much survive this war. Hopefully when this is all over, Yuno will be able to meet with Smurik whom I suspect is his past life’s twin.

A few pages ago it seemed like Yuno’s arrow cracked the space distortion, which explains why Finral is here now. I like that even though Finral and Langris only grew up together for part of their lives, Finral’s older brother instincts are so strong he acted without really thinking about it to save Langris from Zenon’s attack.

The narrative says that Finral was able to show up in the space distortion because “Langris’ Mana Zone makes it possible to activate spells.” That’s actually strangely cute because it means that Finral and Langris’ budding connection to each other and acceptance that they’re brothers that really started during the climax of the Elf Reincarnation Arc is the reason Finral is here. This is also a great way to illustrate how far the two of them have come since the start of the series as well.

Finral: If we're together, we can fight!!! Isn't that right, Langris?!! Langris: Seriously, you're one insolent big brother!!!

They grasp hands and prepare for a combined attack. Cannot wait to see what they can do as a team. I am hyped.

#liveblog #manga liveblog #black clover manga liveblog #black clover manga spoilers #i'm reading ch 307 #ymmv #i love this manga so much #i don't know what to tag this #black clover

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laiqart · 5 years

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The Untamed vs MDZS Anime: Which is better?

Going to japan now. Currently in the plane. The in flight tv is broken. So... ive been watching mdzs on youtube!

Hot damn the animation is beautiful. Every frame is a work of art. How the hell. Its so beautiful. I mean they use 3D a lot for the backgrounds and boats but its still gorgeous and not too jarring. The lighting is so realistic, scenery too. All the fighting choreography is beautiful. The way the swords swing in the air looks so fluid, and when swords clash its in flashes of light the color of their sword. Such a tasteful yet stylistic choice. Everyone's, esp wwx, hair is so flowy, so detailed every strand sways in the wind. The waves reflect light and move smoothly. How the hell did they do that. How. I was thinking of doing those screencap redraw thingy with the scene when wwx whacks lwj's boat. (they also emphasised how far lwj's boat was sinking into the water, which makes it more convincing how wwx can deduce that theres something underneath vs the live action where lwj's boat looked normal..) it was damn beautiful. The thing is, the point of these redraws is that the animation looks simple, so the redraw would enhance the scene. But for mdzs, everything is already in peak quality, redrawing it will only look worse. Its like writing fanfiction of books. The original writing is so damn beautiful, fan fiction ends up being such a stark difference that the reader cant help but compare the 2.

Drama, as everyone says, shows better facial expressions due to the live actors, so emotions hit harder. But anime def LOOKs way better in all action scenes. Angles that follow the characters are used to emphasise scale between enemy and chracters, and all the movements feel so dynamic, and i love how when they use talisman spell thingies they got a circle of light in an intricate pattern thats super beautiful. In the drama, its just a piece of paper.

However, i prefer drama's lwj. Maybe cos wyb looks so young, its more believable when he freaks out over the adult book that wwx gives him in the library scene. In the anime, he looks 20+-30+. Its a bit hard to believe that he'd be worried over that. Idk theres a kind of innocence and naivety that leads to the stubborn refusal to express emotion that young lwj is plagued with that we have in the untamed (was this intentional on wyb's part or is it because the teenage lwj wig made his eyes look floaty, so he seems more like a teenager and naive, less experienced as a cultivator vs lwj 13 years later? Dk but it works!). In the anime, he looks like an adult thats calm and level headed already from the get-go. Idk maybe i just havent watched enough (only seen up til the water demons in caiyi town). In both anime and drama, everyone and i mean EVERYONE besides the fricking babies looks the same 13/16 years later. It doesn't feel like time has passed at all. I wish they would have maybe a change in costume, or hairstyle in the anime. The drama at least changes their costumes a little and neatens the hairstyle of jiang cheng and lwj to indicate maturity.

Btw i love that in the anime for the water demons section they had wwx and jc casually chatting (though its a blatant cornetto ad which is fricking weird. How can there be frozen treats back in those days), then wwx beautifully catapulting himself onto a boat and rowing away showing the unique and romantic af mode of transport in caiyi town, then smoothly transitioning to the lan bros on the bridge right above them with lwj asking why lxc decided to bring them along. Its just tying together so many scenes, quickening the plot along and yet doing it so naturally and seamlessly compared with the novel and drama.

Though i like that the drama involved wn and wq and have wwx save wn, and makes way more sense why wn would want to risk his life to help wwx recover his parents fricking corpse illegally right under the nose of wen chao and wen zhuliu.

The anime removed the entire mystery plot of a yan and the fairy goddess statue and thats honestly the best best best choice to make. In the drama, it was one of the worse sections ever cos i didnt understand who all these random ass characters were (it was one of the first mysteries in the drama) and yet it didnt go into detail like they did in the novel, so not only did i not know what was going on, i also didnt give a single shit about the characters. When i saw that they completely did away with the random passer bys who screwed around with the fairy statue, i was thoroughly impressed.

I liked that the drama let nhs have his own trouble making moments tho, like having him sneak a live bird into class. It makes it more convincing that wwx would be friends with him because they both have a mischievous side that they can both appreciate in each other. In the anime, nhs just looks like a loser nerd thats weak in swordplay and does wwx's homework for him, without a will of his own. It doesnt make sense why wwx would keep him around. Then again, maybe itll make the reveal that nhs is a conniving mastermind more impactful for the anime, oh well only time will tell.

I liked that lxc and lwj look similar in the anime. Its more convincing when people call them the twin jades of the lan clan. In the drama, they hardly looked like brothers. Lxc looks more like lwj's mentor or teacher rather than an older brother. In the anime, they look more siblingy.

I miss drama wen ning. I rmb when he looked so fierce and terrifying in his first appearance. I was legit intimidated. Oh how hes changed! Hes so fluffy now. In the anime hes equally menacing. His fight scene with the statue goddess was so beautiful. Doesnt it take a long time to animate the chains moving so fluidly yet dynamically yet somehow looks like it can disintegrate rock in an instant? The lighting on it too, how it reflected the fire of the forest around them. Have i mentioned how beautiful having that fight scene at night was? It was dark and ominous looking, yet the fire cast an epic looking light over the scene with warm orange glows. And the animators had that fiery light reflected in anything they could find: eyes, chains, swords.

Ooh but jiang cheng's whip looked prettier in the drama than in the anime, which is kind of weird given they were both cgi-ed. Somehow the lighting of the whip in the drama was brighter, looked more like real lightning vs the whip in the anime looking a little dull, like they colored it then added a gray filter. This is kinda bizarre given the laughably bad effects of the effects for everything else in the drama. Visuals for non human things is not the drama's strong suit, so it makes u wonder what happened for the anime whip. Maybe in the dark, the lightning would have to look hella bright and reflect on the surroundings (tedious to color) more so than in the day, hence why it looked worse in anime vs drama. Oh well.

As for lan sizhui, its weird that his voice is so deep in the anime (and audio drama!). Ive always seen him as a kiddo thanks to the live action, so hearing him sound mature is kinda off-putting. He sounds like a leader, and gives off lwj vibes vs in the live action where he gives a goody two shoes studious nerd vibe, whos just trying his best. Maybe this is better, he feels way more like a lwj-raised child(serious and business-like) which makes more sense. Live action lsz feels like a wwx(optimistic and intelligent) AND lwj(well-behaved and sensible)-raised child. Anime lsz looks like hes got his shit together. Jinling is fairly similar in both, maybe less prideful in the anime (in live action theres the scene where im pretty sure he indirectly kills one of his men by wishing for the fairy goddess statue to come to life. That was a hella asshole move. This was omitted in the anime.) Jingyi in the anime somehow looks snarkier. Maybe cos he straight up duels with jinling and kicks him down a dark cave. Ive been wondering why all the tumblr posts depict ljy as this sassy ass short tempered kid when he was quite tame (though sassy by lan standards) in the live action. Now i know.

The costumes for the drama is better, more detailed though thats expected i guess. I just love that they have little white gusu lan clan uniforms that wwx jc and friendos are required to wear. Its so cute and such a cool detail. In anime, theyre all in their usual garb, and they just look like random people who decided to turn up at lan qirens class. In the drama, it looks more like a school that they have to attend for half a year and it feels characteristic that gusu lan clan would require their students to have a uniform, given their incredibly strict regime type. It also serves to separate the happy carefree school days from all the other tragic af events in wwx's life. His costume starts out white showing innocence and purity of his naiive teenage years who had yet to experience hardship and still feels invincible as a youth. After school, he wears dark blue, as he goes on an adventure with lanzhan and experience how important the yin iron is (gives up the joking light hearted nature as a teenager by realizing the gravity of situation if the wen clan gets their hands on it) and maybe that hes not truly part of the jiang clan who wears purple. Then his costume eventually becomes black as he experiences his first life and death situation that he isnt sure he can handle. That child like assurance that "oh the seniors will let me off" or "im sure jiang fengmian will come to my rescue" gets demolished when he undergoes cruel indoctrination at the wen clans. This visual development may be a bit on the nose, but personally i love subtle representations.

Overall, the anime does do a better of job of explaining the world's mechanics, which is quite important. The drama is quite faithful to the book, at times even more so than the anime, so it irks me that this is the one thing they decide to skim on. The god damn premise, the first thing the audience needs: why the hell is wwx alive again and what is mo xuanyu doing?? I guess the drama thought that it explains itself but it doesnt really. It was really confusing. The anime, though somehow faster than the drama, still has the time to properly explain mxy. A technique ive noticed is that they do exposition during the fight scenes, which is so ingenius. Its visually appealing, as always, so its not boring, the viewers gets to understand whats going on AND it gives the sense that the characters are so skilled that they carry causal conversations while fighting supposedly weak enemies like zombies and water ghosts, which is accurate seeing how wwx and lwj and friends are supposed to be one of the most powerful cultivators.

TL;DR both are good lol

#the untamed #mo dao zu shi #wei wuxian #lan zhan #lan jingyi #lan xichen #lan wangji #jiang cheng #nie huaisang #lan sizhui #wei ying #jin ling #analysis #rant #thoughts #grandmaster of demonic cultivation #mo xuanyu

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mahnirose · 5 years

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Kids :)

Headcanon time !!

First off this is all set around when they made earth c (I just like their old clothes)

Heights:

Dave is Albino (red eyes, sensitive to light/sunglasses)

His eyesight is just awful the poor guy is sensitive to light, has blurry vision, and has to deal with nystagmus on top of that

After dog tiering Jade went sicko mode and grew half a foot

Grimdarkness left Rose with vitiligo around her eyes, hands, and the centre of her chest

Rose, Roxy, and Dirk’s hair are all bleached (to be more like their guardians)

Yes that means Rose and Roxy are paradoxical this whole comic is wack shut up

Dave has matching helix piercings as Rose because she accidentally opened up about being worried about getting them when they were younger and he immediately wanted to prove he was trustworthy with her feelings and encourage her to open up be twinning!!!

Dirk also got a single matching earring to Dave’s

I really like chubby Jane hcs and I imagine her and John being really similar as kids (but years of hammer wielding and windy acrobatics buffed John up a little)

John finally grows a bit and ends up being taller than Roxy and Jake by a few inches when they’re adults

While Dirk is a bit off a dorito shape (not a great depiction of that), Jake has much more subtle muscle mass that you almost miss until he’s aiming a gun or has you in a headlock. Very hot

Rose could have purple appearing eyes as a result of the vitiligo as albino people can have violet looking eyes (actually just dark blue). Or she could have ocular albinism. I’m pretty sure I’m bad at biology please stop me

Don’t ask me tf now Roxy is supposed to have pink eyes other than 1. Also ocular albinism or 2. if she wears contacts. Which would complete the eye wear circle if her and Rose secretly needed glasses all along

Strilondes “albinism affects our eyes” vs Harleycrockerenglishberts (???) “just normal shitty eyesight stop being extra”

These were headcanons on appearance what happened

#i drew this whole dang thing on my phone got damn #homestuck #alpha kids #beta kids #john egbert #rose lalonde #dave strider #jade harley #jane crocker #roxy lalonde #dirk strider #jake english #homestuck fanart #mahni scribs

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beyond-far-horizons · 4 years

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@beyond-far-horizons Awesome! I like that concept. Do you want to tell me more about this fic?

I never wrote it but it was when I saw a series on Youtube about how to remake the prequels and iron out the inconsistencies. I don’t want to be rude here because I know the prequels mean a lot to you but...I can feel about them at time a bit like you feel about the sequels...not as badly I love aspects of them but I tend to hold the OT aloof from everything and just pick and mix what I like about the other two series.

But basically I headcanoned a load of things a while back so they might be very different from what others what like, but let’s see if I can remember...The other videos helped because it addressed things like Uncle Owen knowing Anakin and stuff. Also I wanted Padme or a version of her - Vader’s wife/the twins mother - to have a larger role. Also one of the biggest things I have always hated is her dying - 1) bullsh*t erasure/fridging trope and 2) invalidating Leia’s memory in ROTJ.

Partly what I would have done is age Anakin up and have E1 with the plot of E2 but with a Sith lord (I’d take Dooku or Maul I wanted both of them to stay) continually attacking Anakin as he try to protect Padme esp when Sidious realises he’s falling for her. Lots more forbidden romance/ideological debates and no George Lucas bad dialogue or CGI screens. They get together in secret at the end of E1.

E2 then ends with his turn to the Dark and the fall of the Jedi and her being ‘detained for her safety and that of the babies’ in the Capital - dark, angsty and like ESB. This gives alot more narrative space to explore the events that matter not cramming them into E3.

E3 at the start has lots of sexy ‘we will overthrow the Chancellor/Be ma QWEEN’ (I need it, I need more of the dark proposal trope) from mature Anakin who is in full Vader mode but with hints of light. Padme then has to contend with her despair and love of him vs protecting her children from him and Palpatine and watching the fall of her Republic.

The key scene I saw was her confronting Palpatine (once her trusted friend) now the Emperor - could have been an awesome showdown! He taunts her with the fall of the Republic and her love as being the cause, she reminds him that Anakin won’t let him kill her and he does a whole creepy thing with the Force and tells her basically he has plans for her twins (and the implication that she and Anakin will be expendable then). She is sickened, despairing and is marched off down the corridor by his guards. You then see all these thoughts play out through her face and see her determination, (she might even break the fourth wall and look at the camera) then BAM! She attacks the guards and jumps out of the window (not sure how I would do this sequence but basically with a combo of her skills, her babies’ unborn Force powers and her handmaidens) she is able to escape the planet as one of the Handmaidens dies for her. But I wanted Anakin/Vader to search for her or perhaps confront her, I don’t know. She ends up crying, holding R2 in the ship.

She then has to confront Obi Wan and Yoda about the whole forbidden romance and what they do now with Vader and co giving chase. Not sure how this sequence would go but the epic duel still happens and Luke obv goes with Uncle Owen who is more involved. Padme has to fake her death and goes into hiding on Alderaan with Leia and the only way she can live is to form the Rebellion.

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It was a very vague idea and just my own take on it. When I headcanon there are lots of options and ways to do things so I’m not saying this was the right way or even the only way I’d do it but it was an idea I had at the time. I just wanted Padme to be more integral and Anakin to be older and things to be more consistent with the OT both in terms of plot and filming/setting.

#star wars #prequels #padme #Anakin #my writing #just my ideas guys so don't get mad

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sanji will end up transforming after getting angry enough

Diable Jambe, although it makes Sanji stronger is more of a technique rather than a traditional power up. It’s more of a Gear 3rd rather than a Gear 2nd/4th. I believe Sanji’s next power-up will play more with the Devil theme that Oda has given Sanji. I believe Sanji will have an emotion based Hakuba like transformation, to where when he gets angry he heats up, his blood “starts boiling” and his facial expression changes. A berserk mode if you will. In my opinion Thriller Bark was a huge playground for Oda to forshadow future abilities and power ups. Nightmare Luffy -> Gear 4th Luffy, Sanji bursting into flames -> Hell Memories, Franky’s docking - Franky Shogun, Robin’ Big Tree -> Mil Fleur: Gigantesco Mano, Zoro burning Ryuma -> Zoro’s future Fire technique (he showed interest in Kinemon’s teqnique) … and finally the scene is similar to sanji reminds me of this panel):

so sanji will have a devil form which he reaches through anger there’s a tokusatsu that we know Oda likes, which would be a much more explicit inspiration for the Germa 66 : Kamen Rider. specifically the villainous organization shocker

Shocker was a terrorist organization that planned on ruling the world (in the original manga is shown that Shocker had some influences over the governments of the world), with virtually all of its members modified in some way. The founders had mostly Nazi ties so it fits that germa66 not only references the nazis but the shocker organization from kamen rider Shocker’s scientists performed surgical alterations that gave the subject superhuman fighting abilities. Even the most basic Shocker soldier was tougher, stronger and faster than the average human civilian. The most powerful of their forces were the Kaijin, modified humans who were combined with animal DNA and human cybernetics to create living weapons. In an attempt to create the ultimate warriors, they were responsible for the rise of the very first Kamen Riders 1 and 2, whom defected and became the heroes who would ultimately lead to the fall of Shocker. and sanji and his siblings were altered genetically and the kamen riders specialty is the kamen rider KICK

In it Kamen Rider Black RX is a cyborg whose motif is a black grasshopper, which mirrors Sanji’s own epithet as Black Leg. Grasshoppers are known for their incredible spring like leg muscles that allow them to jump incredible heights which allow them to launch themselves in the air to fly. However he also has another motif and that is based on the sun. Kamen Rider Black RX is a photosynthetic warrior who is powered by the sun.

Since Kamen Rider is powered by the sun, he can set his legs and fists on fire to increase the lethality of his kicks and punches, which is basically what Sanji’s Diable Jambe does

and kamen rider black who sanji is partly inspired from had a transformation called the prince of anger which he transformed when he reached a certain level of anger

I like to add that when Sanji was fighting with Judge and thought about their past, his Dj(Poele A Frire) glowed brighter than than usual.

against judge

Diable Jambe and Poele A Frire against Doflamingo:

and sanjis raid suit is called stealth BLACK

plus on sanji resembling kamen rider black rx who is solar powered

both sanjis experience as a child and duval was a reference to the man in the iron mask .

Though based on a real prisoner in the late 1600’s who Louis XIV forced to always wear a velvet mask to hide his identity and who was made to serve other prisoners, one of the most popular versions of the story is that of Alexandre Dumas, translated into a film in 1998. The prisoner, now shown wearing an iron mask, was Louis XIV’s twin brother

sanji had encountered the same fate as written in Alexandre DUMAS book (The Vicomte of Bragelonne: Ten Years Later). Declared dead for the country but condemned to wear a mask and to spend all his life in an horrible prison

and louis XIV was known as the sun king and kamen rider black rx is solar powered

and sanjis and zoros rivalry parallels inuarashi and nekomamushis rivalry ( and inuarashi is called the ruler of the day and has a group under him that reference the three musketeers by alexander dumas (a french story ) and sanji was dressed up as a musketeer and oda said in an sbs that sanji in the real world would be french

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We’ve located Zoro’s fashion twinkie, everyone!. One Piece, chapters 82 and 809 porche-chan . tumblr . com/post/138118772526/i-made-an-observation-a-while-back-about#notes I made an observation a while back about Nekomamushi and Zoro being fashion twinkies, but now that I think about it, Inuarashi is wearing pinstripes, which is an early Sanji trademark:

And as Wanda explains in chapter 809, Inuarashi and Nekomamushi seem to have a little bit of a volatile relationship, not unlike Sanji and Zoro:

I have no fully formed theories regarding this, really, but there doesseem to be a recent influx (i.e. since Dressrosa) of duos whose dynamics are reminiscent of Zoro and Sanji. They all seem to exhibit a rivalrous and/or combative temperament, but there is either a history or discovery of working well together. And they all share, in some capacity, characteristics relatable to Sanji and Zoro in physical appearance:

What I hope it means, though, is that we’re going to see some next level development in Sanji and Zoro’s relationship. Like, some Thriller Bark level type of stuff. porche-chan . tumblr . com/post…is-an-imposing-figure?is_related_post=1#notes Like Zoro, Nekomamushi is an imposing figure; strong, intimidating and perceptive. And like Zoro (with his naps and sake), Nekomamushi also exhibits hedonistic tendancies:

And most hilariously, they both share a general disregard for their poor, poor medical professional:

both nekomamushi and inuarashi (zoro and sanjis counterparts) losing the precise limb that could incapacitate zoro and sanjis respective fighting styles

about inuarashis similarities to sanji I have to point out that inuarashi has a group that operates under his command called the Inuarashi Musketeer Squad Among them are three minks known as the “Three Inuarashi Musketeers”, The name of the squad is a reference to the novel The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas. a french story and oda stated in an sbs that sanji would be french in the real world

and this could make three allusions/connections that sanji has to the sun since inuarashi was the ruler of the day

sanji may end use white fire

It is a common misconception that the Sun is yellow, or orange or even red. However, the Sun is essentially all colors mixed together, which appear to our eyes as white. This is easy to see in pictures taken from space.

Even though red typically represents hot or danger, in a fire, it depicts cooler temperatures. Blue, on the other hand, while representing cooler colors in society, actually epitomizes the opposite in fires as some of the hottest flames all around. When all flame colors combine, they produce white, the hottest color of them all. (though some say blue fire is the hottest and it would fit for sanji to use use it since sanji is associated with the color blue )

sanjis transformation being a physical transformation where he goes into a devil form ( This has already been hinted at with Hell Memories where he remembers his past two years in order to enter a rage mode and Diable Jambe burns so intense it produces enough fire to cover the rest of his body:)

and “2. The Devil theme, started with Devil’s Leg and continued with Hell Memories could be greatly substantiated by having a mode in which Sanji becomes a Devil in terms of his personality as well. It could also lead to him earning a new moniker in the future, one that could better encompass what Sanji has become through out his journey, compared to the Black Leg that stuck closely to the teachings of Zeff before leaving the floating restaurant.”

zoro is connected to the ruler of the night nekomamushi in contrast to sanji with inuarashi while day = light night is connected to the dark so it fits for zoro to be the next dark king along with the parallels he has to Rayleigh like with the scar they both have on their eye. and there is the possibility that sanji will get the nickname light/sun king which is fitting since his backstory and duvals character is a reference to the man in the iron mask who was said to be the twin brother of the sun king. so it fits if sanji gets the nickname sun/light king which will be after sanji vs kizaru (or before and it will foreshadow the confrontation ) since kizaru uses light and sanji will probably have conquerors haki ( since any time we see someone with conquerors haki they have a nickname associated with royalty or they have royal blood

given sanjis connections to the sun I think sanji will have powers that connect to fire and light which fits with sanjis theme being satan the master of fire who was once lucifer (lightbringer)

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or maybe sanji will transform as a result of ussops death megashadowdragon . tumblr . com/post/138764551657/kizaru-will-kill-ussop-and-it-will-lead-to-sanji/embed

after all the scene in thriller bark was zoro telling usopp not to rile him up anymore or else he will transform and usopp would inadvertently cause sanji to be riled up enough to transform by his death after all we know how much sanji cares about protecting people and how angry sanji got in the usopp situation.

“You know what’s more amazing here than the fact that Sanji seriously kicked his captain’s rubbery ass? He almost hurt Nami by kicking Luffy right toward her direction. Nami was threatened enough to actually scream, not just dodge out of Luffy’s way. Sanji doesn’t apologize to Nami - hell, I bet he didn’t even realize that he almost hurt her. This really shows the heat of the moment, as well as how much Sanji was upset over Luffy’s words to Usopp”.

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sanji was always someone who would defend usopp and in some way save him

sanji ended up going go against people who have harmed usopp two times before but each time the damage to ussop and the danger to ussops life that the person provided grown the first time with bon clay bon clay had beaten ussop up and stole his goggles when sanji was far away but didnt kill him and sanji wanted to get them back for ussop , the second time with jabura he beat ussop up and then tried to land the finishing blow but sanji got there in time and saved ussops life so the third time usopp will die by kizarus hands with sanji not being able to get there in time to save ussop and seeing ussops death (or coming in right after ussop died ) he would lose it if usopp dies that will be the end for usopp in contrast to nami just getting a bit hurt

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2018 in Movies - My Top 30 Fave Movies (Part 1)

30. MANDY – easily the weirdest shit I saw in 2018, this 2-hour-plus fever dream fantasy horror is essentially an extended prog-rock video with added “plot” from Beyond the Black Rainbow director Panos Cosmatos. Saying that by the end of it I was left feeling exhausted, brain-fried and more than a little weirded-out might not seem like much of a recommendation, but this is, in fact, a truly transformative viewing experience, a film destined for MASSIVE future cult status. Playing like the twisted love-child of David Lynch and Don Coscarelli, it (sort of) tells the story of lumberjack Red Miller (Nicolas Cage) and his illustrator girlfriend Mandy Bloom (Andrea Riseborough), who have an idyllic life in the fantastically fictional Shadow Mountains circa 1983 … at least until Mandy catches the eye of Jeremiah Sand (Linus Roache), the thoroughly insane leader of twisted doomsday cult the Children of the New Dawn, who employs nefarious, supernatural means to acquire her. But Mandy spurns his advances, leading to a horrific retribution that spurs Red, a traumatised war veteran, to embark on a genuine roaring rampage of revenge. Largely abandoning plot and motivation for mood, emotion and some seriously trippy visuals, this is an elemental, transcendental film, a series of deeply weird encounters and nightmarish set-pieces that fuel a harrowing descent into a particularly alien, Lovecraftian kind of hell, Cosmatos shepherding in one breathtaking sequence after another with the aid of skilled cinematographer Benjamin Loeb, a deeply inventive design team (clearly drawing inspiration from the artwork of late-70s/early 80s heavy metal albums) and a thoroughly tricked-out epic tone-poem of a score from the late Jôhan Jôhannsson (Sicario, Arrival, Mother!), as well as one seriously game cast. Cage is definitely on crazy-mode here, initially playing things cool and internalised until the savage beast within is set loose by tragedy, chewing scenery to shreds like there’s no tomorrow, while Riseborough is sweet, gentle and inescapably DOOMED; Roach, meanwhile, is a thoroughly nasty piece of work, an entitled, delusional narcissist thoroughly convinced of his own massive cosmic importance, and there’s interesting support from a raft of talented character actors such as Richard Brake, Ned Dennehy and Bill Duke. This is some brave, ambitious filmmaking, and a stunning breakthrough for one of the weirdest and most unique talents I’ve stumbled across a good while. Cosmatos is definitely one to watch.

29. THE GIRL IN THE SPIDER’S WEB – back in 2011, David Fincher’s adaptation of Stieg Larsson’s runaway bestseller The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo became one of my very favourite screen thrillers EVER, a stone-cold masterpiece and, in my opinion, the superior version of the story even though a very impression Swedish version had broken out in a major way the year before. My love for the film was coloured, however, by frustration at its cinematic underperformance, which meant that Fincher’s planned continuation of the series with Millennium Trilogy sequels The Girl Who Played With Fire and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest would likely never see the light of day. Even so, the fan in me held out hope, however fragile, that we might just get lucky. Seven years later, we have FINALLY been rewarded for our patience, but not exactly in the fashion we’ve been hoping for … Fincher’s out, Evil Dead-remake and Don’t Breathe writer-director Fede Alvarez is in, and instead of continuing the saga in the logical place the makers of this new film chose the baffling route of a “soft reboot” via adapting the FOURTH Millennium book, notable for being the one released AFTER Larsson’s death, penned by David Lagercrantz, which is set AFTER the original Trilogy. Thing is, the actually end result, contrary to many opinions, is actually pretty impressive – this is a leaner, more fast-paced affair than its predecessor, a breathless suspense thriller that rattles along at quite a clip as we’re drawn deeper into Larsson’s dark, dangerous and deeply duplicitous world and treating fans to some top-notch action sequences, from a knuckle-whitening tech-savvy car chase to a desperate, bone-crunching fight in a gas-filled room. Frustratingly, the “original” Lisbeth Salander, Rooney Mara, is absent (despite remaining VERY enthusiastic about returning to the role), but The Crown’s Claire Foy is almost as good – the spiky, acerbic and FIERCELY independent prodigious super-hacker remains as brooding, socially-awkward, emotionally complex and undeniably compelling as ever, the same queen of screen badasses I fell in love with nearly a decade ago. Her investigative journalist friend/occasional lover Mikael Blomkvist is, annoyingly, less well served – Borg Vs McEnroe star Sverrir Gudnasson is charismatic and certainly easy on the eyes, but he’s FAR too young for the role (seriously, he’s only a week older than I am) and at times winds up getting relegated to passive observer status when he’s not there simply to guide the plot forward; we’re better served by the supporting cast, from Lakeith Stanfield (Get Out, Sorry to Bother You) as a mysterious NSA security expert (I know!) to another surprisingly serious turn (after Logan) from The Office’s Stephen Merchant as the reclusive software designer who created the world-changing computer program that spearheads the film’s convoluted plot, and there’s a fantastically icy performance from Blade Runner 2049’s Sylvia Hoeks as Camilla Salander, Lisbeth’s estranged twin sister and psychopathic head of the Spiders, the powerful criminal network once controlled by their monstrous father (The Hobbit’s Mikael Persbrandt). The film is far from perfect – the plot kind runs away with the story at times, while several supposedly key characters are given frustratingly little development or screen-time – but Alvarez keeps things moving along with typical skill and precision and maintains a tense, unsettling atmosphere throughout, while there are frequently moments of pure genius on display in the script by Alvarez, his regular collaborator Jay Basu and acclaimed screenwriter Steven Knight (Dirty Pretty Things, Locke) – the original novel wasn’t really all that great, but by just taking the bare bones of the plot and crafting something new and original they’ve improved things considerably. The finished product thrills and rewards far more than it frustrates, and leaves the series in good shape for continuation. With a bit of luck this time it might do well enough that we’ll finally get those other two movies to plug the gap between this and Fincher’s “original” …

28. ISLE OF DOGS – I am a MASSIVE fan of the films of Wes Anderson. Three share placement in my all-time favourite screen comedies list – Grand Budapest Hotel, The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou and, of course, The Royal Tenebaums (which perches high up in my TOP TEN) – and it’s always a pleasure when a new one comes out. 2009’s singular stop-motion gem Fantastic Mr Fox showed just how much fun his uniquely quirky sense of humour and pleasingly skewed world-view could be when transferred into an animated family film setting, so it’s interesting that it took him nearly a decade to repeat the exercise, but the labour of love is writ large upon this dark and delicious fable of dystopian future Japanese city Megasaki, where an epidemic of “dog flu” prompts totalitarian Mayor Kobayashi (voiced by Kunichi Nomura) to issue an edict banishing all of the city’s canine residents to nearby Trash Island. Six months later, Kobayashi’s nephew Atari (newcomer Koyu Rankin) steals a ridiculously tiny plane and crash-lands on Trash Island, intent on rescuing his exiled bodyguard-dog Spots (Liev Schreiber); needless to say this is easier said than done, unforeseen circumstances leading a wounded Atari to enlist the help of a pack of badass “alpha dogs” voiced by Anderson regulars – Rex (Edward Norton), King (Bob Balaban), Boss (Bill Murray) and Duke (Jeff Goldblum) – and nominally led by crabby, unrepentantly bitey stray Chief (Bryan Cranston), to help him find his lost dog in the dangerous wilds of the island. Needless to say this is as brilliantly odd as we’ve come to expect from Anderson, a perfectly pitched, richly flavoured concoction of razor sharp wit, meticulously crafted characters and immersive beauty. The cast are, as always, excellent, from additional regulars such as Frances McDormand, Harvey Keitel and F. Murray Abraham to new voices like Greta Gerwig, Scarlett Johansson, Ken Watanabe and Courtney B. Vance, but the film’s true driving force is Cranston and Rankin, the reluctant but honest relationship that forms between Chief and Atari providing the story with a deep, resonant emotional core. The first rate animation really helps – the exemplary stop-motion makes the already impressive art of Mr Fox seem clunky and rudimentary (think the first Wallace & Gromit short A Grand Day Out compared to their movie Curse of the Were-Rabbit), each character rendered with such skill they seem to be breathing on their own, and Anderson’s characteristic visual flair is on full display, the Japanese setting lending a rich, exotic tang to the compositions, especially in the deeply inventive environs of Trash Island. Funny, evocative, heartfelt and fiendishly clever, this is one of those rare screen gems that deserves to be returned to again and again, and it’s definitely another masterpiece from one of the most unique filmmakers working today.

27. VENOM – when Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man saga came to a rather clunky end back in 2007, it felt like a case of too many villains spoiling the rumble, and it was pretty clear that the inclusion of bad-boy reporter Eddie Brock and his dark alter ego was the straw that broke that particular camel’s back. Venom didn’t even show up proper until almost three quarters of the way through the movie, by which time it was very much a case of too-little-too-late, and many fans (myself included) resented the decidedly Darth Maul-esque treatment of one of the most iconic members of Marvel’s rogues’ gallery. It’s taken more than a decade for Marvel to redress the balance, even longer than with Deadpool, and, like with the Merc With a Mouth, they decided the only way was a no-holds-barred, R-rated take that could really let the beast loose. Has it worked? Well … SORT OF. In truth, the finished article feels like a bit of a throwback, recalling the pre-MCU days when superhero movies were more about pure entertainment without making us think too much, just good old-fashioned popcorn fodder, but in this case that’s not a bad thing. It’s big, loud, dumb fun, hardly a masterpiece but it does its job admirably well, and it has one hell of a secret weapon at its disposal – Tom Hardy. PERFECTLY cast as morally ambiguous underdog investigative journalist Eddie Brock, he deploys the kind of endearingly sleazy, shit-eating charm that makes you root for him even when he acts like a monumental prick, while really letting rip with some seriously twitchy, sometimes downright FEROCIOUS unhinged craziness once he becomes the unwilling host for a sentient parasitic alien symbiote with a hunger for living flesh and a seriously bad attitude. This is EASILY one of the best performances Hardy’s ever delivered, and he entrances us in every scene, whether understated or explosive, making even the most outlandish moments of Brock’s unconventional relationship with Venom seem, if not perfectly acceptable, then at least believable. He’s ably supported by Michelle Williams as San Francisco district attorney Anne Weying, his increasingly exasperated ex-fiancée, Rogue One’s Riz Ahmed as Carlton Drake, the seemingly idealistic space-exploration-funding philanthropist whose darker ambitions have brought a lethal alien threat to Earth, and Parks & Recreation’s Jenny Slate as Drake’s conflicted head scientist Nora Skirth, while there’s a very fun cameo from a particularly famous face in the now ubiquitous mid-credits sting that promises great things in the future. Director Ruben Fleischer brought us Zombieland and 30 Minutes Or Less, so he certainly knows how to deliver plenty of blackly comic belly laughs, and he brings plenty of seriously dark humour to the fore, the rating meaning the comedy can get particularly edgy once Venom starts to tear up the town; it also fulfils the Marvel prerequisite of taking its action quota seriously, delivering a series of robust set-pieces (the standout being a spectacular bike chase through the streets of San Fran, made even more memorable by the symbiote’s handy powers). Best of all, the film isn’t afraid to get genuinely scary with some seriously nasty alien-induced moments of icky body horror, captured by some strangely beautiful effects works that brings Venom and his ilk to vivid, terrifying life. Flawed as it is, this is still HUGE fun, definitely one of the year’s biggest cinematic guilty pleasures, and I for one can’t wait to see more from the character in the near future, which, given what a massive success the film has already proven at the box office, seems an ironclad certainty.

26. SOLO: A STAR WARS STORY – the second of Disney’s new phase of Star Wars movies to feature in the non-trilogy-based spinoff series had a rough time after its release – despite easily recouping its production budget, it still lost the $100-million+ it spent on advertising, while it was met with extremely mixed reviews and shunned by many hardcore fans. I’ll admit that I too was initially disappointed with this second quasi prequel to A New Hope (after the MUCH more impressive Rogue One), but a second, more open-minded viewing after a few months to ruminate mellowed my experience considerably, the film significantly growing on me. An origin story for the Galaxy’s most lovable rogue was always going to be a hard sell – Han Solo is an enjoyable enigma in The Original Trilogy, someone who lives very much in the present, his origins best revealed in the little details we glean about him in passing – but while it’s a flawed creation, this interstellar heist adventure mostly pulls off what was intended. Like many fans of The Lego Movie, I remain deeply curious about what original director duo Phil Lord and Chris Miller could have achieved with the material, but I wholeheartedly approved Disney’s replacement choice when he was announced – Ron Howard is one of my favourite “hit-and-miss” directors, someone who’s made some clunkers in his time (The Da Vinci Code, we’re looking at you) but can, on a good day, be relied on to deliver something truly special (Willow is one of my VERY FAVOURITE movies from my childhood, one that’s stood up well to the test of time, and a strong comparison point for this; Apollo 13 and Rush, meanwhile, are undeniable MASTERPIECES), and in spite of its shortcomings I’m ultimately willing to consider this one of his successes. Another big step in the right direction was casting Hail, Caesar! star Alden Ehrenreich in the title role – Harrison Ford’s are seriously huge shoes to fill, but this talented young man has largely succeeded. He may not quite capture that wonderful growling drawl but he definitely got Han’s cocky go-getter swagger right, he’s particularly strong in the film’s more humorous moments, and he has charisma to burn, so he sure makes entertaining viewing. It also helps that the film has such a strong supporting cast – with original Chewbacca Peter Mayhew getting too old for all this derring-do nonsense, former pro basketball-player Joonas Suotamo gets a little more comfortable in his second gig (after The Last Jedi) in the “walking carpet” suit, while Woody Harrelson adds major star power as Tobias Beckett, Han’s likeably slippery mentor in all things criminal in the Star Wars Universe, and Game of Thrones’ Emilia Clarke is typically excellent as Han’s first love Qi’ra, a fellow Corellian street orphan who’s grown up into a sophisticated thief of MUCH higher calibre than her compatriots. The film is dominated, however, by two particularly potent scene-stealing turns which make you wonder if it’s really focused on the right rogue’s story – Community star Donald Glover exceeds all expectations as Han’s old “friend” Lando Calrissian, every bit the laconic smoothie he was when he was played by Billy Dee Williams back in the day, while his droid companion L3-37 (voiced with flawless comic skill by British stage and sitcom actress Phoebe Waller-Bridge) frequently walks away with the film entirely, a weirdly flirty and lovably militant campaigner for droid rights whose antics cause a whole heap of trouble. The main thing the film REALLY lacks is a decent villain – Paul Bettany’s oily kingpin Dryden Voss is distinctive enough to linger in the memory, but has criminally short screen-time and adds little real impact or threat to the main story, only emphasising the film’s gaping, Empire-shaped hole. Even so, it’s still a ripping yarn, a breathlessly exciting and frequently VERY funny space-hopping crime caper that relishes that wonderful gritty, battered old tech vibe we’ve come to love throughout the series as a whole and certainly delivers on the action stakes – the vertigo-inducing train heist sequence is easily the film’s standout set-piece, but the opening chase and the long-touted Kessel Run impress too – it only flags in the frustrating and surprisingly sombre final act. The end result still has the MAKINGS of a classic, and there’s no denying it’s also more enjoyable and deep-down SATISFYING than the first two films in George Lucas’ far more clunky Prequel Trilogy. Rogue One remains the best of the new Star Wars movies so far, but this is nothing like the disappointment it’s been made out to be.

25. AQUAMAN – the fortunes of the DC Extended Universe cinematic franchise continue to fluctuate – these films may be consistently successful at the box office, but they’re a decidedly mixed bag when it comes to their quality and critical opinion, and the misses still outweigh the hits. Still, you can’t deny that when they DO do things right, they do them VERY right – 2017’s acclaimed Wonder Woman was a long-overdue validation for the studio, and they’ve got another winner on their hands with this bold, brash, VERY ballsy solo vehicle for one of the things that genuinely WORKED in the so-so Justice League movie. Jason Momoa isn’t just muscular in the physical sense, once again proving seriously ripped in the performance capacity as he delivers rough, grizzled charm and earthy charisma as half-Atlantean Arthur Curry, called upon to try and win back the royal birthright he once gave up when his half-brother Prince Orm (Watchmen’s Patrick Wilson), ruler of Atlantis, embarks on a brutal quest to unite the seven underwater kingdoms under his command in order to wage war on the surface world. Aquaman has long been something of an embarrassment for DC Comics, an unintentional “gay joke” endlessly derided by geeks (particularly cuttingly in the likes of The Big Bang Theory), but in Momoa’s capable hands that opinion has already started to shift, and the transition should be complete after this – Arthur Curry is now a swarthy, hard-drinking alpha male tempered with a compellingly relatable edge of deep-seeded vulnerability derived from the inherent tragedy of his origins and separation from the source of his immense superhuman strength, and he’s the perfect flawed action hero for this most epic of superhero blockbusters. Amber Heard is frequently as domineering a presence as Atlantean princess Mera, a powerful warrior in her own right and fully capable of heading her own standalone adventure someday, and Wilson makes for a very solid and decidedly sympathetic villain whose own motivations can frequently be surprisingly seductive, even if his methods are a good deal more nefarious, while The Get Down’s Yahya Abdul-Mateen II is more down-and-dirty BAD as David Kane, aka the Black Manta, a lethally tech-savvy pirate who has a major score to settle with the Aquaman; there’s also strong support from the likes of Willem Dafoe as Curry’s sage-like mentor Vulko, Dolph Lundgren as Mera’s father, King Nereus, the ever-reliable Temuera Morrison as Arthur’s father Thomas, and Nicole Kidman as his ill-fated mother Atlanna. Director James Wan is best known for establishing horror franchises (Saw, Insidious, The Conjuring), but he showed he could do blockbuster action cinema with Fast & Furious 7, and he’s improved significantly with this, delivering one gigantic action sequence after another with consummate skill and flair as well as performing some magnificent and extremely elegant world-building, unveiling dazzling, opulent and exotic undersea civilizations that are the equal to the forests of Pandora in Avatar, but he also gets to let some of his darker impulses show here and there, particularly in a genuinely scary visit to the hellish world of the Trench and its monstrous denizens. It may not be QUITE as impressive as Wonder Woman, and it still suffers (albeit only a little bit) from the seemingly inherent flaws of the DCEU franchise as a whole (particularly in yet another overblown CGI-cluttered climax), but this is still another big step back in the right direction, one which, once again, we can only hope they’ll continue to repeat. I’ll admit that the next offering, Shazam, doesn’t fill me with much confidence, but you never know, it could surprise us. And there’s still Flashpoint, The Batman and Birds of Prey to come …

24. THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING, MISSOURI – filmmaker brothers Martin and John Michael McDonagh have carved an impressive niche in cinematic comedy this past decade, from decidedly Irish breakout early works (In Bruges from Martin and The Guard and Calvary from John) to enjoyable outsider-looking-in American crim-coms (Martin’s Seven Psychopaths and John’s War On Everyone), and so far they’ve all had one thing in common – they’re all BRILLIANT. But Martin looks set to be the first brother to be truly accepted into Hollywood Proper, with his latest feature garnering universal acclaim, massive box office and heavyweight Awards recognition, snagging an impressive SEVEN Oscar nominations and taking home two, as well as landing a Golden Globe and BAFTA for Best Picture. It’s also the most thoroughly AMERICAN McDonagh film to date, and this is no bad thing, Martin shedding his decidedly Celtic flavours for an edgier Redneck charm that perfectly suits the material … but most important of all, from a purely critical point of view this could be the very BEST film either of the brothers has made to date. It’s as blackly comic and dark-of-soul as we’d expect from the creator of In Bruges, but there’s real heart and tenderness hidden amongst the expletive-riddled, barbed razor wit and mercilessly observed, frequently lamentable character beats. Frances McDormand thoroughly deserved her Oscar win for her magnificent performance as Mildred Hayes, a take-no-shit shopkeeper in the titular town whose unbridled grief over the brutal rape and murder of her daughter Angela (Kathryn Newton) has been exacerbated by the seeming inability of the local police force to solve the crime, leading her to hire the ongoing use of a trio of billboards laying the blame squarely at the feet of popular, long-standing local police Chief Bill Willoughby (Woody Harrelson). Needless to say this kicks up quite the shitstorm in the town, but Mildred stands resolute in the face of seemingly overwhelming odds, refusing to back down. McDormand has never been better – Mildred is a foul-mouthed, opinionated harpy who tells it like it is, no matter who she’s talking to, but there’s understandable pain driving her actions, and a surprisingly tender heart beating under all that thorniness; Harrelson, meanwhile, is by turns a gruff shit-kicker and a gentle, doting family man, silently suffering over his own helplessness with the dead end the case seems to have turned into. The film’s other Oscar-winner, Sam Rockwell, also delivers his finest performance to date as Officer Jason Dixon, a true disgrace of a cop whose permanent drunkenness has marred a career which, it turns out, began with some promise; he’s a thuggish force-of-nature, Mildred’s decidedly ineffectual nemesis whose own equally foul-mouthed honesty is set to dump him in trouble big time, but again there’s a deeply buried vein of well-meaning ambition under all the bigotry and pigheadedness we can’t help rooting for once it reveals itself. There’s strong support from some serious heavyweights, particularly John Hawkes, Caleb Landry Jones, Peter Dinklage, Abbie Cornish and Manchester By the Sea’s breakout star Lucas Hedges, while McDonagh deserves every lick of acclaim and recognition he’s received for his precision-engineered screenplay, peerless direction and crisp, biting dialogue, crafting a jet black comedy nonetheless packed with so much emotional heft that it’ll have you laughing your arse off but crying your eyes out just as hard. An honest, unapologetic winner, then.

23. RED SPARROW – just when you thought we’d seen the last of the powerhouse blockbuster team of director Francis Lawrence and star Jennifer Lawrence with the end of The Hunger Games, they reunite for this far more adult literary feature, bringing Jason Matthews’ labyrinthine spy novel to bloody life. Adapted by Revolutionary Road screenwriter Justin Haythe, it follows the journey of Russian star ballerina Dominika Egorova (Lawrence) into the shadowy world of post-Glasnost Russian Intelligence after an on-stage accident ruins her career. Trained to use her body and mind to seduce her targets, Dominika becomes a “Sparrow”, dispatched to Budapest to entrap disgraced CIA operative Nate Nash (Joel Edgerton) and discover the identity of the deep cover double agent in Moscow he was forced to burn his own cover to protect. But Dominika never wanted any of this, and she begins to plot her escape, no matter the risks … as we’ve come to expect, Jennifer Lawrence is magnificent, her glacial beauty concealing a fierce intelligence and deeply guarded desperation to get out, her innate sensuality rendered clinical by the raw, unflinching gratuity of her training and seduction scenes – this is a woman who uses ALL the weapons at her disposal to get what she needs, and it’s an icy professionalism that informs and somewhat forgives Lawrence’s relative lack of chemistry with Edgerton. Not that it’s his fault – Nate is nearly as compelling a protagonist as Dominika, a roguish chancer whose impulsiveness could prove his undoing, but also makes him likeable and charming enough for us to root for him too. Bullhead’s Matthias Schoenarts is on top form as the film’s nominal villain, Dominika’s uncle Ivan, the man who trapped her in this hell in the first place, Charlotte Rampling is beyond cold as the “Matron”, the cruel headmistress of the Sparrow School, Joely Richardson is probably the gentlest, purest ray of light in the film as Dominika’s ailing mother Nina, and Jeremy Irons radiates stately gravitas as high-ranking intelligence officer General Vladimir Andreievich Korchnoi. This is a tightly-paced, piano wire-taut thriller with a suitably twisty plot that constantly wrong-foots the viewer, Lawrence the director again showing consummate skill at weaving flawlessly effective narrative with scenes of such unbearable tension you’ll find yourself perched on the edge of your seat throughout. It’s a much less explosive film than we’re used to from him – most of the fireworks are of the acting variety – but there are moments when the tension snaps, always with bloody consequences, especially in the film’s standout sequence featuring a garrotte-driven interrogation that turns particularly messy. The end result is a dark thriller of almost unbearable potency that you can’t take your eyes off. Here’s hoping this isn’t the last time Lawrence & Lawrence work together …

22. WIDOWS – Steve McQueen is one of the most challenging writer-directors working in Hollywood today, having exploded onto the scene with hard-hitting IRA-prison-biopic Hunger and subsequently adding to his solid cache of acclaimed works with Shame and 12 Years a Slave, but there’s a strong argument to be made that THIS is his best film to date. Co-adapted from a cult TV-series from British thriller queen Lynda La Plante by Gone Girl and Sharp Objects-author Gillian Flynn, it follows a group of women forced to band together to plan and execute a robbery in order to pay off the perceived debt incurred by their late husbands, who died trying to steal $2 million from Jamal Manning (If Beale Street Could Talk’s Brian Tyree Henry), a Chicago crime boss with ambitions to go legit as alderman of the city’s South Side Precinct. Viola Davis dominates the film as Veronica Rawlings, the educated and fiercely independent wife of accomplished professional thief Harry (a small but potent turn from Liam Neeson), setting the screen alight with a barely restrained and searing portrayal of devastating grief and righteous anger, and is ably supported by a trio of equally overwhelming performances from Michelle Rodriguez as hard-pressed mother and small-businesswoman Linda Perelli, The Man From UNCLE’s Elizabeth Debicki as Alice Gunner, an abused widow struggling to find her place in the world now she’s been cut off from her only support-mechanism, and Bad Times At the El Royale’s Cynthia Eriyo as Belle, the tough, gutsy beautician/babysitter the trio enlist to help them once they realise they need a fourth member. Henry is a deceptively subtle, thoroughly threatening presence throughout the film as Manning, as is Get Out’s Daniel Kaluuya as his thuggish brother/lieutenant Jatemme, and Colin Farrell is seemingly decent but ultimately fatally flawed as his direct political rival, reigning alderman Jack Mulligan, while there are uniformly excellent supporting turns from the likes of Robert Duvall, Carrie Coon, Lukas Haas, Jon Bernthal and Kevin J. O’Connor. McQueen once again delivers an emotionally exhausting and effortlessly powerful tour-de-force, wringing out the maximum amount of feels from the loaded and deeply personal human interactions on display throughout, and once again proves just as effective at delivering on the emotional fireworks as he is in stirring our blood in some brutal set-pieces, while Flynn help to deliver another perfectly pitched, intricately crafted script packed with exquisite dialogue and shrewdly observed character work which is sure to net her some major wins come Awards season. Unflinching and devastating but thoroughly exhilarating, this is an extraordinary film (and if this was a purely critical list it would surely have placed A LOT higher), thoroughly deserving of every bit of praise, attention and success it has and will go on to garner. An absolute must-see.

21. JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM – Colin Trevorrow’s long-awaited 2015 Jurassic Park sequel was a major shot in the arm for a killer blockbuster franchise that had been somewhat flagging since Steven Spielberg brought dinosaurs back to life for the second time, but (edgier tone aside) it was not quite the full-on game-changer some thought it would be. The fifth film, directed by J.A. Bayona (The Impossible, A Monster Calls) and written by Trevorrow and his regular script-partner Derek Connolly (Safety Not Guaranteed and JW, as well as Warner Bros’ recent “Monsterverse” landmark Kong: Skull Island), redresses the balance – while the first act of the film once again returns to the Costa Rican island of Isla Nublar, it’s become a very different environment from the one we’ve so far experienced, and a fiendish plot-twist means the film then takes a major swerve into MUCH darker territory than we’ve seen so far. Giving away anything more does a disservice to the series’ most interesting story to date, needless to say this is EASILY the franchise’s strongest feature since the first, and definitely the scariest. Hollywood’s most unusual everyman action hero, Chris Pratt, returns as raptor wrangler Owen Brady, enlisted to help rescue as many dinosaurs as possible from an impending, cataclysmic volcanic eruption, but in particular his deeply impressive trained raptor Blue, now the last of her kind; Bryce Dallas Howard is also back as former Jurassic World operations manager turned eco-campaigner Claire Dearing, and her His Girl Friday-style dynamic with Pratt’s Brady is brought to life with far greater success here, their chemistry far more convincing because Claire has become a much more well-rounded and believably tough lady, now pretty much his respective equal. There are also strong supporting turns from the likes of Rafe Spall, The Get Down’s Justice Smith, The Vampire Diaries/The Originals’ breakout star Daniella Pineda, the incomparable Ted Levine (particularly memorable as scummy mercenary Ken Wheatley) and genuine screen legend James Cromwell, but as usual the film’s true stars are the dinosaurs themselves – it’s a real pleasure seeing Blue return because the last velociraptor was an absolute treat in Jurassic World, but she’s clearly met her match in this film’s new Big Bad, the Indoraptor, a lethally monstrous hybrid cooked up in Ingen’s labs as a living weapon. Bayona cut his teeth on breakout feature The Orphanage, so he’s got major cred as an accomplished horror director, and he uses that impressive talent to great effect here, weaving an increasingly potent atmosphere of wire-taut dread and delivering some nerve-shredding set-pieces, particularly the intense and moody extended stalk-and-kill stretch that brings the final act to its knuckle-whitening climax. It’s not just scary, though – there’s still plenty of that good old fashioned wonder and savage beauty we’ve come to expect from the series, and another hefty dose of that characteristic Spielbergian humour (Pratt in particular shines in another goofy, self-deprecating turn, while Smith steals many of the film’s biggest laughs as twitchy, out-of-his-comfort-zone tech wizard Franklin). Throw in another stirring and epic John Williams-channelling score from Michael Giacchino and this is an all-round treat for the franchise faithful and blockbuster fans in general – EASILY the best shape the series has been in for some time, it shows HUGE promise for the future.

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Broken Back - Riva (Restart The Game) 22:37 Melonia - Sweet Child O' Mine 22:30 Hraach - After Dark 22:23 Popmode - Moonrise (Original Mix) 22:21 Twisted Harmonies Feat. Mougleta - You & Me 22:18 Mellowdy - Rise Up 22:13 Channel 2 Feat. Tanya - Soulout 22:09 Sofi Tukker X Mahmut Orhan - Forgive Me 22:06 Moguai, Vize, Anna Grey - You're Not Alone 22:00 Kruder & Dorfmeister - High Noon 21:53 Armen Miran & Hraach - Gravitation 21:50 Emily Burns - Im So Happy 21:46 Mandalay - Beautiful 21:43 Ck West - Aldebaran 2021 21:40 Mike Posner - I Took A Pill In Ibiza (Seeb Remix) 21:38 Digital Camel - Shine Bright 21:35 Ofenbach & Ella Henderson - Hurricane 21:29 Sweed Feat. Janana - Finally (Holter & Mogyoro Remix) 21:26 Munich Monstrs - Shine 21:21 David Guetta, Robin Schulz, Cheat Codes - Shed A Light (Blank & Jones Remix) 21:17 Jasmon - Bamboo Queen 21:13 Freischwimmer - California Dreamin 21:06 Timboletti - Dhunche 21:03 Spike - The Golden Eye (Original Mix) 21:00 Nora Van Elken - Honshu 20:57 Klingande & Bright Sparks - Messiah 20:52 Moby - Natural Blues (Lulu Rouge Vs Stella Polaris Remix) 20:47 Lyke - Stay With Me 20:43 Vintage Culture And Rooftime - I Will Find 20:41 James Carter & Ofenbach Feat. James Blunt - Can't Forget You 20:34 Edx - Conundrum 20:28 Fluff - Silent Life 20:25 Vievie - Blue Island 20:22 Audax Feat. Ron Caroll - Falling For You 20:19 Alan Walker - Faded 20:14 Faithless Feat. Nathan Ball & Caleb Femi - I Need Someone 20:11 Gesaffelstein & The Weeknd - Lost In The Fire 20:02 Schiller - Empire Of Light 19:57 Eelke Kleijn - Woodstock 19:54 Morgan Page Feat. Lissie - Firewalk 19:48 Aurosonic, Katty Heath, Frainbreeze - All I Need (Chill Out Mix) 19:45 Lunax - I Like 19:41 Aakarshan - Tantra Café 19:38 Blank & Jones Feat. Jan Loechel - Beautiful Life 19:35 Winona Oak & Robin Schulz - Oxygen 19:28 Tycho - Epoch (Luttrell Remix) 19:23 Kidsø - Fir 19:20 Pirra Feat. Lindstrøm & Prins Thomas Remix - Limousine Lies 19:16 Dash Berlin & Dbstf Feat. Josie Nelson - Save Myself 19:13 Mandala Dreams - Mirror Lake 19:09 Dennis Kruissen Feat. Liza Flume - Another Soul 19:04 Bacaro - Under Presure 19:01 Nora Van Elken - Interstellar 18:58 Iossa, Ken Holland - The Seed Feat. Iossa (Original Mix) 18:38 Antenne Vorarlberg Chillout 18:34 Iossa, Ken Holland - The Seed Feat. Iossa (Original Mix) 18:31 Alle Farben - Bad Ideas 18:28 Tinlicker & Helsloot - Because You Move Me 18:22 Steen Thottrup - El Alba 18:16 Röyksopp Feat. Susanne Sundfør - If You Want Me 18:09 Firtz Kalkbrenner - Golden (Fideles Remix) 18:03 Insilent - Emagination (Layback Mix) 17:59 Sans Souci - Take My Breath Away (Original Mix) 17:56 Zoe - C'est La Vie 17:51 Depeche Mode - Sister Of The Night 17:47 Eelke Kleijn Feat. Josha Daniel - Oscillations 17:40 Jean-michel Jarre - Equinoxe, Pt. 4 17:37 Groove Da Praia - Is This Love 17:31 Christopher Von Deylen - Free 17:29 Felix Jaehn & The Stickmen Project Feat. Calum Scott - Rain In Ibiza 17:25 Sia - Alive 17:18 Dale Anderson Feat. Anil Chawla - Pimento Grove 17:14 Dk Dent - A Walk In The Park 17:11 Sanah - Invisible Dress (Maro Music X Skytech Remix) 17:02 Dino Lenny Feat. Artbat - Sand In Your Shoes 16:59 Bedouin Soundclash - Brutal Hearts (Flicflac ) 16:56 Blank & Jones - Swept Away 16:53 York - On The Beach (Kryder & Jenjammin Sax Edit) 16:48 Soulcraft - Beware Of My Love 16:45 Alina Baraz & Galimatias - Fantasy (Felix Jaehn Remix) 16:42 Mila Feat. Uwe Worlitzer - Teil Von Mir 16:38 Moya Brennan - Ancient Town 16:33 Lazy Hammbock - Surround Me 16:29 Two Lanes - Pièces Froides: Ii. Danses De Travers 16:22 Bernstein - Babel 16:18 Melokind - Tiefgang 16:13 Sine - Smooth Relaxation 16:08 Schiller & Tricia Mcteague - Guardian Angel 16:03 New Age Kings - Illusion (Instrumental Remix) 16:00 Sal De Sol - Another Chance (Single Mix) 15:55 Schiller Feat. Jael - Tired (Live) 15:53 Above & Beyond - Quieter Is Louder (Original Mix) 15:49 Zhu - Faded 15:46 Swedish House Mafia & The Weeknd - Moth To A Flame 15:43 Thrdl!fe & Sleepwalkrs - Outta My Head 15:40 Tainted Youth Feat. Lucinda - Teardrops 15:37 Bernward Koch - Flowing Colors 15:29 Jan Blomqvist - Empty Floor 15:26 Robin Schulz - Headlights 15:23 Shouse - Won't Forget You 15:20 El Profesor - Bella Ciao (Hugel Remix) 15:17 Kungs Feat. Jhart - Dopamine 15:11 Rodriguez Jr. Feat. Liset Alea - What Is Real 15:07 Solaris Navis - Blissful Memories 15:01 Deep Dive Corp. Feat. Dennis Le Gree - Water 14:58 Nora En Pure & Lika Morgan - In The Air Tonight (Sons Of Maria Remix) 14:55 Nora En Pure - Roots 14:52 Raffa Fi - Ritmo 14:49 Wave Wave Feat. Evie - Real 14:46 Hagen Feetly - Not The One 14:41 Blank & Jones - Sunshines Better (Feat. Mick Roach) 14:39 Vinai - Hide Away 14:36 Tokkoi - 45 Minutes (Original Mix) 14:31 The Ocean Piano - Piano Mi Camino (Blue Wave Mix) 14:27 Music On Canvas Feat. Tabitha - Upside Down 14:24 Nightcall X Henri Purnell Feat. Eke - When The Morning Breaks 14:17 Mashk & Soul Button - Pensées 14:12 Redlounge Orchestra - Reserver 14:09 Schiller & Peter Heppner - Leben... I Feel You 14:05 Eli & Fur - Come Back Around 13:59 Mollono.bass, Ava Asante - Feeling Good 13:52 Nora En Pure - Thermal (Extended Mix) 13:47 Shakedown - At Night (Afterlife Remix) 13:43 Paco Pedilla - Chariots Of Fire (Glorious Remix) 13:39 Alex Breitling - Lilie 13:35 Ec Twins, Oda Loves You - Wonderful Life 13:30 Syntax Error - Träumen Im Gras (Syntax Experience Mix) 13:26 Klangperlenspiel - Million Words 13:22 Madonna - Nothing Really Matters 13:19 Robin Schulz - Never Know Me (Radio Mix) 13:16 Paratone - Time After Time 13:11 A.r. Rahman - Mumbai Theme Tune 13:08 Alle Farben & Flynn - I Need To Know 13:05 Mike Candys - Sky (Club Mix) 13:02 The Avener - Fade Out Lines 12:58 Neptune & Moonnight - I Need A New Love (Original Mix) 12:54 Passenger 10 - Voices In Her Head 12:46 Trinidad - L'oiseau (Original Mix) 12:40 Blank & Jones - Coh 12:33 Beyhude - Alabora 12:27 Groovecatcher - Neonstrasse 12:25 Tiësto & Karol G - Don't Be Shy 12:20 Van Bellen - Morning Awakening 12:17 Loud Luxury And Frank Walker Feat. Stephen Puth - Like Gold 12:13 Lstn - Thoughts 12:07 Parra For Cuva Feat. Anna Naklab - Swept Away (Original Mix) 12:00 Christopher Von Deylen - Opaque 11:57 Mousse T. - Boyfriend (Alle Farben Remix) 11:54 Calvin Harris Feat. Sam Smith - Promises 11:51 Zaz - Demain C'est Toi 11:45 Röyksopp Feat. Susanne Sundførd - Oh, Lover 11:42 I Will, I Swear - Long Days 11:39 Robin Schulz & David Guetta - On Repeat 11:34 Schiller X Tricia Mcteague - Miracle 11:28 Thomas Lemmer - Fatigué 11:21 Blank & Jones - White Light 11:16 Ludvig & Stelar - Reflection 11:13 Agatino Romero - I'm Feeling For You 11:10 Tom Novy & Dan Le Blonde - Let's Dance (Tom Novy Remix) 11:05 Ohm G & Bruno - One 11:01 Lstn - Sky & Sand 10:59 Feder & Ofenbach Feat. Dawty Music - Call Me Papi 10:53 Lizot Feat. Jason Anousheh - Einfach Nur Weg (Blondee & Roberto Mozza Remix) 10:50 Clément Leroux - Memories 10:47 Mount & Emdey - Venus 10:40 Hraach And Armen Miran - Krunk 10:37 Mefree - Horizons 10:33 Stepha Schweiger - When I Was A Bird 10:29 Kungs Feat. R I T U A L - You Remain 10:26 Felix Jaehn Feat. Zoe Wees - Do It Better 10:21 Schiller - Das Glockenspiel (Live Aus Der O2 World Berlin) 10:16 Three Drives On A Vinyl - Greece 2000 (Sebastian Davidson & Melosense Remix) 10:13 Nora En Pure - Branches 10:09 Marc Narrow Feat. Robin Gambler & Ian Late - L.o.v.e. 10:06 Edx - Neptune 09:57 Christopher Von Deylen - Heaven Can Wait 09:51 4 Wing - Penelope 09:48 Sneaker Pimps - 6 Underground 09:44 Loud Luxury - Cold Feet 09:39 Moca - Kleine Träumerei 09:35 Tinlicker Feat. Nathan Nicholson - Be Here And Now 09:32 Sam Feldt & Sam Fischer - Pick Me Up (Vavo Remix) 09:28 Kygo Feat. Justin Jesso - Stargazing 09:26 Famba Feat. Brando & Mkla - Games We Play 09:21 Redondo, Bolier Feat. She Keeps Bees - Every Single Piece (Original Mix) 09:16 Blank & Jones - Twilight Moon 09:13 Vize & Leony - Dolly Song (Devil's Cup) 09:09 Nightmares On Wax - Les Nuits 09:07 Hugel - Can't Love Myself (Feat. Mishaal& Lpw) 09:04 Blank & Jones Feat. Zoe Durrant - Erase Rewind 08:58 Roger Shah, Feel, Zara Taylor - One Life (Pedro Del Mar & R.i.b Chillout Remix) 08:55 Sum Wave - Backyard Stories 08:52 Above & Beyond - The Inconsistency Principle 08:45 4tunes - Helen 08:42 Avaion X Vize X Leony - Pieces 08:38 Daniel Portman - Vulnerable 08:33 Klangkuenstler Feat. Alice Phoebe Lou - Man On The Moon (Original Mix) 08:27 Airstream - Your Tears (Del Mar Mix) 08:23 Leslie, Ben E, Falki - Help Myself (Original Mix) 08:18 Valante - Rissa 08:14 Brendon Moeller - Emerging 08:11 Meduza & Becky Hill X Goodboys - Lose Control 08:07 Robert Manos - Silver 08:04 Alex Breitling - Faith 07:57 Menachem 26 - Hal (Anatolian Sessions Remix) 07:52 Eelke Kleijn Feat. Diana Miro - You (Frankey & Sandrino Remix) 07:49 Sum Wave - Milkyway 07:46 Drenchill Ft. Indiiana - Hey Hey 07:41 Rìfìs Du Sol - Alive (Anyma Remix) 07:38 Dj Antoine Feat. Chanin & Jona Xx - Dancing In Tulum 07:34 Mikael Delta - The Last Storm Of Words 07:31 Armin Van Buuren Feat. Jake Reese - Need You Now 07:27 The Alan Parsons Projekt - Mammagamma (Instrumental) 07:24 Mahalo - High Life 07:21 Klangperlenspiel - Fraction Of Your Love 07:16 Velvet Lounge Project - In Harmony 07:13 Dj Antoine & Dead-line - Shout 07:09 Christopher Von Deylen - Infinity 07:05 Hein Klein Feat. Lisa Carter - I Was Made For Loving You 07:02 Felix Jaehn, Cheat Codes Feat. Bow Anderson - I Just Wanna 07:00 Hanns Feat. Lu - Chemistry 06:56 Hystereo - Velocity 06:52 Klangperlenspiel & Puzzls - Kyoto (Wish You'd Move On) 06:50 Lunax & Zana - Gone Tomorrow 06:46 Rihanna Feat. Mikky Ekko - Stay 06:44 Buchs Feat. Nokyo - Cheverolet 06:37 Tapesh And Dayne S - How I Do (Original Mix) 06:29 David Hohme - Fear Less (Hraach Remix) 06:23 Consolidation Feat. Moguai - Ode To Joy 06:18 Martin Böttcher - Old-shatterhand-melodie (Orbient Mix) 06:10 Boral Kibil - Never Again (Bobby Deep Mix) 06:08 George Geccoo Feat. Maik Pinto - Dolce Vita 06:04 Klingande, Stevie Appleton - Sinner 06:01 Schiller - Summer In Berlin 05:58 Gamper & Dadoni Feat. Joe Jury - Satellites 05:52 Fous De La Mer - Clairs De Lune 05:48 Above & Beyond Feat. Justine Suissa - Little Something 05:45 Blank & Jones Feat. Kyle Pearce - All Of Me 05:41 Kygo & Rita Ora - Carry On 05:38 Gibbs - Waiting For Lonely 05:32 Amirali - My Way 05:25 Colyn - Unstable Gravity Alert 05:22 Kygo & Tina Turner - What's Love Got To Do With It 05:19 Robin Schulz Feat. Nico Santos - More Than A Friend 05:14 Cats On Bricks Feat. Zach Alwin - Planes Over Ushuaia 05:09 Sans Souci - Venice 05:05 Troubleman Feat. Nina Miranda - Paz 05:01 Nihoni - After Sun 04:58 Nora Van Elken - Let It Go 04:52 Hird - Getting Closer 04:45 Boral Kibil & Gulec - Lost Language 04:38 True & Berger - Imprint Of Pleasure 04:31 Tom Odell - Another Love (Zwette Edit) 04:28 Lucy Neville - Ransom 04:25 Sam Feldt - Be My Lover 04:22 Minelli, Filatov & Karas Remi - Rampampam 04:19 Tiscore - Fire To Smoke 04:14 Hannah Ild - Right Beside You 04:07 Nora En Pure - Oblivion (Extended Mix) 04:03 Sum Wave - Malin's Song 03:59 Jp Juice - Cette Planete 03:56 Sono - Keep Control (Artbat Remix Edit) 03:53 Italobrothers - Stay 03:48 Jasmon - Sanpo Suru 03:45 Above & Beyond Feat. Zoe Johnston - Treasure 03:40 Lstn - Times Of Sorrow 03:36 Mo' Horizons - Dance Naked Under Palmtrees 03:34 Pulsedriver & Tiscore Feat. Anna Grey - We Are 03:27 High Heels Breaker Feat. Sarah Palin - Come Easy (David August Remix) 03:25 Avaion, Paulwetz, Nu Aspect Feat. Yuma - Sleepless 03:16 Kygo - Freeze 03:13 Lucas Estrada, Twopilots - Bloom 03:10 Shapov & Avian Grays Feat. Kifi - Light Up The World 03:06 Passenger 10 - Serving The World 03:03 In Lonely Majesty - Sing In The Dark - Alle Farben Remix 02:59 Ac Venture - Penang Waltz (Roberto Sol Remix) 02:55 Julian Wassermann - Painfully 02:51 Calum Scott - You Are The Reason (Tiësto's Aftr:hrs Remix) 02:48 Rosa Linn - Snap 02:45 Sound Nomaden - The Morning After 02:41 Erik De Koning - Dream Flight (Chillout Mix) 02:38 Lost Frequencies X James Arthur - Questions 02:33 Afterlife - Solstice (Vocal Mix) 02:30 Edx Feat. Jess Ball - Take Me Home 02:26 Together Alone - Ain't Nobody 02:23 The Chainsmokers Feat. Kelsea Ballerini - This Feeling 02:20 Vievie - Sea Roses 02:17 Dizkodude & Dj Antoine - Your Eyes (Dj Antoine Vs Mad Mark 2k21 Summer Mix) 02:10 Desert Dwellers - Union 02:06 Jelly & Fish - Appreciation 02:03 Alok, Zeeba And Iro - Ocean 01:58 Markus Hakala - Curacao 01:55 Bernward Koch - Lonely Dream (Solo Piano) 01:49 Twocolors - Together 01:46 Mike Perry Feat. Shy Martin - The Ocean 01:42 Arty Feat. Cimo Fränkel - Daydreams (Sultan Shepard Echoes) 01:37 Eelke Kleijn - The Big Chill (Original Mix) 01:31 Monolink & Zigan Aldi - Fidale (I Feel) Vocal Version 01:27 Glockenbach Ft. Clockclock - Brooklyn 01:23 Nardis - Sunrise 01:19 Nora En Pure - Epiphany 01:15 Karsten Kiessling Feat. Helin - Fight Like A Lion 01:11 James Bright - Sarabande 01:03 Martin Roth - An Analog Guy In A Digital World 01:00 Hallmann - Always Be 00:53 Bedrock - Beautiful Strange 00:46 Worakls - By The Brook 00:43 Monoir, Eneli - 3 To 1 00:38 Ganga - The Wind 00:35 Hypnosis - Pulstar 00:31 First Aid Kit - My Silver Lining 00:28 Alex Zind Feat. Lisa Schwab - Cruel Summer 00:25 Dj Antoine Feat. Craig Smart - Good Vibes (Good Feeling) (Dj Antoine Vs. Mad Mark 2k19 Mix) 00:21 Moby - Lie Down In Darkness 00:17 P. Lion - Happy Children (Special Remastered) 00:15 Luca Schreiner Feat. Johnny Chicago - Its All Gonna Be Good (Junge Junge Edit) 00:11 Lenny Ibizarre - Pretty As You Feel 00:04 Soul Button - Circadian Rhythm (Hraach Remix) 00:01 Dj Antoine Feat. Ablai - My Corazon (Dj Antoine Vs. Mad Mark 2k21 Mix)

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