#saturn stone

[rabiosantologia]

Sharon Stone

♒︎ Purva Bhadrapada Sun in the 7H (atmakaraka)

♏︎ Anuradha Moon in the 4H

♌︎ Magha ASC [using the time of 4:52 PM]

♓︎ Purva Bhadrapada Mercury in the 8H

♎︎ Swati Jupiter and Rahu in the 3H

♈︎ Ashwini Ketu in the 9H

♐︎ Mula Saturn in the 5H

♑︎ Shravana Venus and Uttara Ashadha Mars in the 6H

There is a second schedule [5:55 PM] that makes her a Purva Phalguni ASC - while all other positions on your chart remain the same

[sakura-rose12]

The colour wheel challenge I did on twitter! It was such a blast and it was awesome to see characters that people associate with the colours! Thanks everyone!

[sassylittlecanary]

Rating Smallville superhero costumes based on how much they Commit To The Bit™️

(Not including Clark’s outfits because those deserve their own post)

Impulse/The Flash — Bart Allen

Initially he was an amalgam of various Flashes before he became Impulse, so his costume takes a bit of inspiration from everyone in the flashfam. Love the running shoes! Appreciate the lightning bolt striping! Unfortunately it’s literally just a cool hoodie and he never upgrades. Also why are those like, dress pants on a runner.

3/10

Aquaman — Arthur Curry

I like that it’s the same basic color scheme!! Bonus points that it’s basically a wetsuit. Practical but clearly comic inspired. Unfortunately also follows the mid-show trend of “my superhero outfit is a color-coded hoodie.”

6/10

Cyborg — Victor Stone

There’s lots of ways to do Cyborg’s look, but unfortunately “he has no visible cybernetic body parts” isn’t a great one. I get that budget was a factor, but also. Lame. At least they stuck to the color scheme.

2/10

Green Arrow — Oliver Queen

Points for the bright colors. Also, I love the attention to detail with the gauntlets and the little bicep bands! And the “G” on his belt! The codpiece looks clunky and I laugh every time I see the sunglasses, but this is a fun one.

8/10

Martian Manhunter — J’onn J’onzz

They should have let him be green!! Since they didn’t and instead showed him in his police detective identity, I understand his outfit being more subdued. Eventually he got a look that’s very clearly based on the comics, which for a plainclothes detective, I appreciate. Still, I hesitate to call it any kind of costume.

5/10

Black Canary — Dinah Lance

The short hair still throws me off (she does grow it out in later seasons), but otherwise this is pretty spot-on! I do not care about practicality. She has her fishnets! Her black bodysuit! The yellow accents!! I love.

9/10

Wonder Twins — Zan and Jayna

I like that they’re all in purple, and these looks worked, especially since they weren’t supposed to be superheroes yet. Still, a little underwhelming.

5/10

The Legion of Superheroes — Saturn Girl, Lightning Lad, and Cosmic Boy

So, they’re more or less in their comic book colors with a few symbols here and there to show who they are. Otherwise, it’s just color-coded leather jackets with very little effort. What happened to futuristic characters having fun and unique clothes?

3/10

Zatanna Zatara

THE look of all time. Absolutely flawless. No notes.

10/10

See first reblog for part two!

[nice-bright-colors]

50 years of the Mellow Mushroom. Sadly, I’ve only known about this place for the last couple of years.

[smbhax]

From “The Stone Men from Saturn!” in Journey into Mystery #83. Stan Lee plot, Larry Lieber script, Jack Kirby pencils, Joe Sinnott inks, Stan Goldberg colors, Artie Simek letters.

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

Meet Joe Black (1998, Martin Brest)

09/04/2024

Meet Joe Black is a 1998 film directed by Martin Brest, a remake of the 1933 film Death Takes a Holiday, previously revived in 1971 with the same name as the original. The film is inspired by the theatrical comedy of the same name by Alberto Casella, which tells of the legends about his summer villa - Villa Josephine, nicknamed the "cursed villa" - in Rocchetta Cairo.

Death came to Earth because he was intrigued by the emotions regarding love praised by Bill, which he will take with him at the end of the journey.

Meanwhile, Bill is ousted from the board of directors of his company by Drew, Susan's ex-boyfriend, who wants to merge with another company.

Filming of the film took place mainly in New York, USA.

The film's soundtrack, whose main theme is Whisper of a Thrill, was composed by Thomas Newman.

The film was released in US cinemas on November 13, 1998 and in Italy on January 29, 1999.

In addition to the full version of the film lasting approximately three hours, a short version was made for television and airline. Because of this modification of the film, which did not involve the majority of Bill Parrish's business, the director, Martin Brest, became very furious, so much so that he signed this version of the feature film with the nickname often used by disgruntled directors, Alan Smithee.

Roger Ebert gave the film three stars, but disliked the marginal plot and overly forced ending. Peter Travers of Rolling Stone gave the film four stars, but criticized the lack of depth of most of the characters.

On the site Rotten Tomatoes the film obtained a 46% approval rating from critics based on 50 professional reviews, calling it "glacially slow and not at all eventful" (the site's critical consensus reads: "Meet Joe Black is beautiful to watch and benefits from a likable cast, but that's not enough to make up for the punishing three-hour running time of this sluggish drama."

On IMDb the film was received with 7.2/10.

With an estimated budget of $90,000,000, the film grossed $142,940,096 worldwide. In Italy the film grossed €6,000,000.

[larvabyte]

post-game suffering

original sketch cause i made him fucked up

[thingsasbarcodes]

Young Justice 4x02 - Needful

[fexlucia]

foof

[saturnplaza]

Why can't anyone just be my friend why does it always have to be romantic or sexual...

[heliosphere-underthesky]

Uranus and Neptune's transformation through the years!

(in picture set: 2014-2023)

Original concepts from 2014 vs now:

Uranus

Before: Actual airhead, eccentric, chaotic, little to no regard for Neptune's boundaries. Regardless, he still loved his brother dearly, and his moons. Had a much higher voice too, always smiling. Now: Still eccentric, still always smiling, but nobody can seem to read his true intentions. May look sweet and friendly but is actually a little intimidating. Far more intelligent, doesn't seem to be easily emotionally swayed.

Neptune

Before: Cold, stern, no-nonsense and scary. Quite dominant. Not evil, but not soft either. Very serious. Pragmatic, but has a soft spot for his brother. Now: Textbook INFP. Introverted soft boy, emotional and sensitive, always wants the best for everyone. May look a little intimidating but he's actually really sweet. He's powerful in his own right, but doesn't want to use it for what he deems is immoral.

[merrymarvelite]

Cover of the Day: Thor #255 (January, 1977) Art by Jack Kirby, John Verpoorten, and John Romita

[musicmags]

[ohio-daily]

Commanders Face Buccaneers in Wild-Card Round, Robin Zander Shines with National Anthem Performance

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers squared off against the Washington Commanders in the wild-card round on January 12 at Raymond James..................

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[smbhax]

From “The Stone Men from Saturn! Part Three—'Thor the Mighty Strikes Back!'” in Journey into Mystery #83. Stan Lee plot, Larry Lieber script, Jack Kirby pencils, Joe Sinnott inks, Stan Goldberg original colors, Artie Simek letters. Photoshop color reduction.

[newgabeorder]

Toon Time Theater Prediction

An Indy car racer has her sister in the hands of an evil crime syndicate known for brainwashing people into assassins. The same syndicate would later prepare a worldwide martial arts tournament as a means to collect data of the world's strongest fighters in preparation of the ultimate fighting machine. Can this racer and other fellow martial artists get his sister back and wish her back to normal?

Based on the best-selling Sega Saturn video games, Toon Time Theater will present a special broadcast of this animated series on February 2025 just in time for its 30th anniversary. It was animated by TMS Entertainment, the same animation team behind Lupin the 3rd, Case Closed, Sonic X, Megalo Box, Dr.STONE, Cybersix, Rent-A-Girlfriend, Spider-Man (1994), Batman (1992), Tiny Toon Adventures, and the Bakugan franchise.