#must see film

[geekgroovy]

Flow (2024)

There are rare moments in cinema when a film transcends the boundaries of storytelling and becomes an experience so profound that it lingers in the soul long after the credits roll. Flow is one such masterpiece. A film without words, Flow speaks a universal language of motion, imagery, and emotion that resonates deeply, defying the limitations of verbal description.

To call it one of the best films of the year would be an understatement; Flow is one of the finest films ever created. Its brilliance lies not just in its breathtaking visuals but in the way it weaves an intricate tapestry of connection and natural beauty, using silence as its most potent tool. Every frame is a painting, every sequence a revelation, as the narrative unfolds with a rhythm that mirrors the ebb and flow of life itself.

The absence of dialogue challenges the viewer to engage with the film on a primal level, drawing out feelings and interpretations unique to each individual. This is not a film to be consumed passively but one that demands to be experienced fully, with open eyes, ears, and heart.

Words, unfortunately, are inadequate to capture the essence of Flow. It is a cinematic journey that must be witnessed to be understood—a reminder of the boundless potential of the medium and a testament to the power of art to connect us in ways we cannot always articulate. This is a film that will be studied, cherished, and remembered for generations to come.

Flow is not just a film; it is a masterpiece of human creativity and one of the greatest achievements in the history of cinema.

A+

[egophiliac]

I'm really hoping that after book 7 they release all the overblots as cards. Also if this is the year of Riddle I think they might release the equestrian club finally and I can see him in the new years event since cater and Trey have done It. Which club r u most excited for? I can't wait to see them all.

at this point I, too, cannot wait for my sweet HORSE BOOOOOOOYS

...although I'm also VERY curious as to how 1) they're going to wrangle a super special club uniform out of the board game club, and 2) how they're going to force Idia into wearing it. will there be dice pockets? I hope there are dice pockets.

[aerialworms-art]

Lifespans.

(ID under cut)

[Image ID: A three-way venn diagram floating against a starfield. The circles are coloured; one yellow, one light blue, one a darker shade of blue. The yellow is the smallest, the two blue ones over double its size, with the darker blue the biggest. The yellow is half covered by the two blue circles, while it takes up a small amount of the two blues. The centre overlap between all three is labelled "the precious few years we three were together".

There is very little overlap between the yellow and the darker blue without the lighter blue.

The work is signed 'aerialworms'./End ID]

[ballingb-a-g-s]

[orbch]

[jessica rabbit voice] he makes me laugh… 😒

[sweetsouldhavernas]

paint me like one of your french murfs

[dbarenzu626]

Happy "Ultraman: Rising" launch weekend!! 💥

So, if you don't know, I'm a bit of a connoisseur of tokusatsu and I've been no spring chicken when it comes to Ultraman. It all started with me... as far back as 4Kids' lame and incomplete dub of "Ultraman Tiga". Yeah, I started there, but of course, from then and there onward, I've dipped my toes into more of the franchise's works. From R/B to even a classic dubbed version of the 1960s show from DVD sets I got from my aunt, I've done what I could to open my eyes to what Eiji Tsuburaya brought to the world of Japanese pop culture.

Now, on Friday this weekend, I decided to double up and watch "Shin Ultraman" and this new work. On one side, Shin was a simply incredible love song to Eiji's work prior, but in Rising's case? I wasn't prepared for how emotionally charged Rising's whole story would be and how impressive the whole effort would shine through. You don't even need to have any knowledge of the Tsuburaya franchise to watch this film, "Ultraman: Rising" is a super fun effort with a lovely cast, a strong theme of family and parenthood and topped off with incredible animation courtesy of Industrial Light and Magic.

So! With how much this film charmed me, I drew up Emi and Ultraman/Ken Sato after a bit of a turbulent two months IRL prior, as a means to get myself back on my art wagon... look, motive aside, it was Emi's idea, okay? 🤣

[mrmeepsmadmind]

traumatized dickweeds turn to torturing each other so they can distract from the fact that they both need therapy

[kakooshi]

I feel like enough time has passed...

[fanaticallyfleeky]

So my personal favourite is when they first hit the wall after stumbling through the front door because if you look closely you see Lou pulling away his head real quick before Oliver nearly gives him a full on glasgow kiss 😂

[tiredsn0w]

Had a dream all my teeth were falling out... I wonder why.

Side + better lighting because it was weirdly high effort to artistically tear the label:

[aprilblossomgirl]

Laws of Attraction (2023) Episode 6, Dir. Wo Worawit Khuttiyayothin

"I hope we'll get married. If we can be life partners, I hope I can find the flower of my love."

[bharv]

Still waiting for the draggy age hype to hit me like

[labyrinthofstreams]

羅生門 / Rashomon (1950) | dir. Akira Kurosawa.

[sundrykitsch]

writhing on the floor because i thought about art for a second too long

[kansassire]

Robot Dreams, 2023, Pablo Berger