#som movie

[pjo-tvs-version]

This quote from wottg reminds me of...

Idk why but I guess the vibes ✨✨

[rapidhighway]

grammaton cleric metal sonic is made when sonic, the best cleric to date, stops taking prozium and rebels against the eggman empire. in turn eggman creates a substitute, one that has no emotions to control with prozium in the first place (2002) written and directed by kurt wimmer

[in-love-with-movies]

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2009)

[didderd]

Horror Sans as burlap sack Jason? yes plz

[synth-spinner]

I NEED hobie and pavitr goofy friendship where they keep pranking each other in playful ways and THEN I need miguel and miles to do something similar excpet miles just "up high, down low, too slow"s miguel once and mig starts throwing him into buildings forever

[aroaceleovaldez]

i am having A Time looking through some old blogs and stuff because I found some Ye Olde Gifsets of the Sea of Monsters movie and. okay. I know it's not fair to compare a movie and a TV show. Howeverrrrr, the PJO TV show allegedly had a HUUUGE budget. Cause it's Disney. (Actually, I did the math - low estimate budget for all of s1 was $96 million USD - allegedly $12-15mil per episode, compared to SoM's $90mil total budget) So why does the Sea of Monsters movie from ten years ago over half the time look better than the show? Like. A lot better.

Like I've complained about the CGI in the show before. Quite a bit. They can't consistently scale Chiron's horse half so he's changing size/proportions in every scene, they can't properly scale the stationary trident floating above Percy's head (you can TELL the asset is elongated improperly like someone stretched it and didn't fix it), they're actively avoiding animating Percy's hydrokinesis as much as possible, and the majority of monster or general CGI scenes are as hands-off as possible.

And as an animator I get it, if you don't have to animate something don't animate it. But. if your series is ENTIRELY CENTERED AROUND A CHARACTER WHO'S BIG MAIN THING IS CONTROLLING WATER. but you REFUSE TO SHOW HIM CONTROLLING WATER AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE. Then maybe you SHOULDN'T HAVE CHOSEN THAT SERIES. And I get most scenes with monster fights are difficult to CGI interaction with. CGI interaction is not easy to make look good. But also. You cannot get through the entire series without the characters physically interacting with monsters that are going to have to be CGI'd. And there are ways to do it where the avoidance of interacting with the CGI things is less noticeable, but the show very much does not do that. They did it for the minotaur fight! Everything is really dark with strategic lighting so stuff gets obscured. That one looked fine! But in like every other CGI fight Percy just. Does not touch. It very clear the show is doing very cheap CGI wherever possible and then having the nicer monsters and things that carefully do not touch moving things as much as possible. Walker sits completely stationary when Percy's turning to gold cause they had to CGI over him and it looks bad anyways. PJO TV has the budget for it to not be bad. Disney has the means. But they're not doing that. Even fully stationary CGI scenery like Olympus is clearly super lazy and is skipped over as quickly as possible and is just sad.

Anyways I'm gonna go reblog some old Sea of Monsters gifsets.

[necrotic-nephilim]

PLEASE MAKE A MASTERPOST I watched titans Just for the gay shit and it delighted me. and then Hush and Titans Tower and then the GK game.....there's so much

THE WORST PART IS MY TAGS GOT CUT OFF ON THAT POST. i had other tags talking how absolutely gay JayTim comes across in Titans, in the clips i've seen. having Jason save Tim and then go on to train him is... an interesting direction to go with them but the clip was so gay i had to send it to my partner so they could witness it. had the classic "let's go a few rounds" shit and *everything*. like it was baffling and if it wasn't "batcest" i do think it would've taken the fandom by storm as a ship. i have stopped and started that show at least three times bc i always get too frustrated to get past s1, but for JayTim, i think i gotta.

making a masterpost of every significant JayTim relationship throughout DC media wouldn't be *too* hard, i feel like. i've done one focusing just on the New-52, and i've covered all the pre-Flashpoint ground through various posts here. ironically the hardest thing would be Rebirth, because i can't think of many Rebirth era comics i've read with them significantly interacting outside of Robin: Knight Terrors. and i'd have to actually get through Titans.

also for the sake of completion, Wayne Family Adventures would probably get its own section. which is the real torture for me bc i have beef with WFA.

but. i *could* do it. and it would take me like a month, it'd be such a fun pet project. i think exploring what seems to be a recurring consistent theme across every universe could be incredibly fascinating. what similarities and differences exist and what tends to cause those similarities and differences. it'd be a magnum opus. but more chaotic. and gay.

anyway you're right. now i gotta. it'll take me three business weeks to catalog all of it and also add meaningful commentary. but i can and i will.

[hobidyllic]

in my humble norwegian opinion, this is the funniest thing marvel has done

[serious-goose]

🎶 They're re-releasing the Sound of Music soundtrack!!!! With the versions that have Christopher Plummer's vocals (because he recorded them and then they dubbed him anyway). AND unreleased songs. I'm so freaking excited!! 🎶

[lesbinewren]

pjo season 2 confirmed is amazing but what’s really amazing is that it will be the last season where annoying people can complain about them not including references to the movies

[notwillingtobefound]

the percy jackson movies are making ge want to do something drastic (im being forced to watch sea of monsters send help)

[in-love-with-movies]

The Girl Who Played with Fire (2009)

[moviemosaics]

A Man Called Ove

directed by Hannes Holm, 2015

[red-wineandcheese]

Maria's wedding dress, The Sound of Music, 1965.

I've only watched the movie once when I was a child but the image of this gown has been engraved on my mind ever since. The appeal was a very subconscious thing I suppose since I've only now realised I've never liked lace gowns and preferred simple taffeta or silk ones like this one. I hope to wear gown like this one day. I know I'll never look as heavenly as her but boy would it feel nice.

[c-schroed]

If I had a nickel for every time I saw a literature adaptation end with the protagonist running through a forest, hunting the person they once loved with a rifle, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's fascinating that it happened twice.