#sr movie

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A few pics from the Netflix “Sr.” event. 😊😊😊

[rickchung]

“Sr.” (dir. Chris Smith).

A film about Hollywood superstar Robert Downey Jr.’s influential underground filmmaker father, Robert Downey Sr., who was nearing the end of his life as he reflected on his family and career makes for an inherently tantalizing topic. Netflix’s black-and-white biographical documentary is both a relatively honest and touching look back at Downey’s legacy as a director and father.

[chloesimaginationthings]

Man this scene in FNAF 2 movie is gonna be wild-

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something something future leo dies early and mikey takes on the role of cj's main mentor. something something mikey-centric movie. idk what his arc would be abt BUT I HAVE AN ITCH THAT NEEDS TO BE SCRATCHED

[fanofspooky]

Horror movies of the 1920s

[weirdlookindog]

The Phantom of the Opera (1925)

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[atomic-chronoscaph]

The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)

[yakkety-yak-art]

I was going thru my google docs and found notes that I apparently took while watching the Artemis fowl movie when it first came out and some of my notes r so funny out of context

[deerabigailhobbs]

The new Saw movie got delayed guys, but don't worry!!! They're just rewriting the script to make Adam alive and the MC, and the movie will end with Adam and Lawrence having hot, passionate se-

[egosarchive]

Introducing

Barbara ‘Barb’ Belcher

Lindsey Belcher

Ginny Pesto

Ursula aka ‘Teddy’

[tonybannerblog]

No...words...

[bearrverine]

my friend came up with a silly idea where the reason why wolverine acts so wolf-like despite his wolverine mutation is just because he's a wolf therian and i love it so so much

funnily enough i'm questioning being logan fictionkin and am a wolf therian, this is legit a drawing of me

[suckishima]

New promo drawings by Furudate!

[brambletakato]

I got bored so I made a little chart of frequently seen eyes and their details in Professor Layton!

[humdinky]

i just finished watching scavenger's reign yesterday, and let me tell y'all this is genuinely the best piece of sci-fi media i have seen in a long while, and it's insane how little i've seen this show being discussed online! it is probably the most unique and viscerally stunning series i’ve ever seen. the world that they have created is equal parts fascinating and terrifying, and every part of it feels fully realized. sci-fi is at its best when it lets go of nostalgia and explores the unknown, and SR gives me hope that real sci-fi can take root again, and be something beyond what came before it.

i will refrain from giving too much away in my discussion because this show works best the less you know going into it. the premise for this show is simple: crewmembers of a crashed freighter ship are left scattered across an alien planet. a good chunk of time has already passed by the time the show begins, and a few of the survivors have already established camps. however, things quickly spiral out of control as disaster wipes away their progress and forces each of them to move on. it's a harsh and unforgiving world that tests them each and every step of the way on their journey.

worldbuilding is where this show truly shines. it is no easy thing to design an entire ecosystem from scratch. it takes an insane amount of creativity and attention to detail to pull off what this show has. and my god did they fucking pull it off. living balloons floating through the air, large sea creatures that suck up their eggs when faced with danger, tendrilled plants that spawn clones of their prey to track them down - it is a frightening, surreal, and violent world, but harmonious in its own way. some creatures poison you, others clean off the poison. there are your typical type of predators that come at you with sharp fangs and giant pincers, but then there are predators that hunt via more insidious means: manipulating the memories of their prey to have them do their bidding, or hijacking their bodies from the inside. ultimately, the characters who fare best in this world are those who learn to adapt to it, and even sync with it.

SR also boasts a surprisingly well-crafted narrative. we are shown just enough of the world to keep us hooked, but it still feels like there is a lot left to be discovered. i also really enjoy the way the story is delivered to us. we follow the journeys of a few isolated groups whose paths gradually intersect. the characters are all fleshed out and three-dimensional - they were different enough to be unique and quirky, but never too different that it felt overboard. the way they react is exactly how humans in those circumstances would and should, the dialogue and voice acting were just superb. it felt so insanely real at times.

i really do hope that this show gets greenlit for a second season. this type of pure creative freedom is what we need right now. all in all, scavenger's reign is a gorgeous nightmare that you need to experience for yourself.