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Dragon Pilot: It’s beautiful, cute animation, distinct characters, good plot, a lot of realization going on there so a lot of character developing. over all a good short show.
...Yes.
OMG I'VE HAD THIS ON REPEAT SINCE I GOT THE NOTIFICATION! It's so beautifully sad. All the longing in his voice, the regrets and heartbreak OOH it's so dramatic!
- I love how he sings “tome”.
-I love how he sings “gain”.
-I love the “grow cold” lines.
THE VISUALS ARE VISUAL-ING!
Him just leaving his library/office and walking into space (to get some space!) is just so cool and kind of a mood tbh. The way it opens like a curtain is just so fitting for Stolas lol
All together I love it ❤️😭✨
Just watched this movie a second time and yes. I am still 100%, utterly of the opinion that this is a masterpiece of rare intelligence, invention, creativity and wit. The actors are amazing and Blanchett's performance is a joy to watch, she's so so phenomenal.
I've read some pretty awesome analyses and explanations of the movie by now and will say more on that matter soon, but I find it so puzzling that some people immediately dismiss this gem as tedious and problematic and hard to get into ? I also understand why some people prefer not to watch a movie about a character as potentially unlikeable, power-hungry and selfish as Lydia Tár, but at the same time, I just - well, I personally do not think that movies that have this clear "good guys/bad guys"-seperation are typically the most stimulating and mesmerizing ones. I found the character of Lydia Tár complex and difficult and yeah, she's definitely abusing her power and status and she probably even had a large share in literally destroying young conductor Krista Taylor (first, her career, then, the woman herself...), but I also like the fact that this movie shows that people like Tár, as disgusting and horrifying as they are, are not merely monsters, but have, for example, a soft spot for someone (in Tár's case this is her daughter Petra), strong likes and dislikes, that they even sometimes do good deeds . Life would be so easy if it were all black and white, but it's not and most people have better and worse traits. Most people have done really, really bad, fucked-up shit, but have also done some really admirable and kind stuff, so... that's what basically makes us human and I think it makes exploring characters like Lydia so interesting to me - and no, I do not condone her actions and her reasoning, but some people seem to mistake greatly enjoying and being greatly fascinated/moved by a movie with automatically agreeing to the things its protagonist does and says?!
I could watch this movie many more times. I will probably even watch it again at some point in the nearer future! Yes, it's not an "easy to get into" movie. It does not answer every of the viewer's question. It also does not state that it has a definite, clear stance on anything; it merely raises questions and it's also extremely questionable (to me) whether it really is that much of a movie about Me Too, Cancel Culture, Power Dynamics ect. Yeah, these issues appear throughout the movie and are a part of it, but I just don't think that is what it's essentially about.
And I love these kind of movies, the kind that need time to be properly processed, the kind dthat spark conversation and make me want to go down a rabbit hole of information and research and exchange; the kind that are challenging and unruly and maybe not what they seem or so much more than that...
Phenomenal stuff. Beautifully made. Original, intelligent. Then when things went mad they went really mad. Blanchett extraordinary, as we know. Great support, great music, great build up, great ending. All films should be made with this level of intelligence, bravery, confidence. Amazing.
Wanna know an underrated manga/anime?
Gakkou Gurashi
Or School-Live! For english
I just don't see a lot of people talking about it
I recommend it to everyone who sees this post
Just watch it without any prior knowledge
actually tell me about your favorite niche manga that you'd recommend to a friend. a manga (or anime) that has stuck with you for a long time, but one that for some reason or another not many people have heard of.
(for me, it's spirit circle by mizukami satoshi and gunjou gakusha by irie aki.)
Egh...
I've just finished Gakkou Gurashi and Gakkou Gurashi Otayori manga and u can't stop crying
I thought assassination classroom was my absolute favorite but now I'm having an internal duel in my head to see which one ends up on top
Highly recommend watching the anime and then reading the manga and epilouge without any prior knowledge
I've just finished watching School Live! and it makes me wanna cry scream and kick at a wall
It hurt to watch it because of how it really messes with your head but it's so good and you need answers so you finish it anyways
I literally finished the whole thing in less than 24 hours
If you haven't seen it you should
Don't look anything about it up at all
Just
Watch
you'll thank me later
Also Kurumi is best girl she's amazing
Idle Scenes in Whisper of the Heart
Well, might as well get this review done as soon as possible.
Hi, I'm Beo the Moth, and welcome to my Nightmare on Elm Street review!
This film is probably one of the most popular slasher films out there alongside Friday the 13th and Halloween. Wes Craven took the standard slasher formula and added some twists to it.
Before we get into this film, what is it all about? It is about a group of teens experiencing all the same nightmare with the same man. When one of them dies, they need to find a way to stop this dream murderer before they all go into the everlasting slumber of death.
So, what did I think about it? I thought it was great!
First off, everyone gives a good performance! Everyone from Heather Langenkamp to Johnny Depp in his first ever film role! But by far the big standout is Robert Englund as Freddy Krueger. This performance is so intense and creepy that you just can't help but appreciate it!
The effects, they still hold up to this day!! I still hear people talk about how this movie scares them! It's That Good!! And definitely better than the sequels and...somehow even the Remake.
A Nightmare on Elm Street is simply a classic in the genre, and you owe it to yourself to watch it!
I give a 10/10!
Hm...Two positive reviews.
I need to balance it out a bit, at least before the Halloween Review.
Ah shit, I spoiled the surprise! Oh well...See you all later.
Some Hazbin Hotel doodles 'cuz I can't get this show out of my head