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Why do people praise this guy? He's an utterly shit villain, Grand Duke of Owls did his schtic much better.

>>44852
His villain song ain't bad and his death is fucking nuts for a kids cartoon movie.

>>44852
>Grand Duke of Owls did his schtic much better.
That movie was fucking unhinged lmao

apparently they were originally going to have Lenin be the villain but the studio thought that was boring and asked them to spice up the screenplay with magic and wizards. So they changed it from Lenin to Rasputin

>>44686
Trust wholly in WEEDLESS BULGARIAN; rely altogether on his sober sufferings

"beware of seeking to be justified in any other way than by ending sobriety. Faith in our psychoactive substances is sufficient for salvation. There must be atonement made for sobriety according to the righteousness of Ganja. The person to make this atonement must be Ganja and a stoner."

>>44886
this was when ISIS was killing Shia's and other non-Sunni's in Iraq and Syria

>>44885
People have differing levels of religious commitment. By your own standard, everyone in your family who professed to be Shia would actually be retroactively labeled as an atheist since they wanted to stop you from going to fight. The reality is that the number of people who have the level of zealotry that you would consider to be "true faith" are very few. ISIS themselves consider all other Muslims to be apostates.

>>44888
That's not the point, I never doubted my family's faith, I knew that then and now they believed in their own interpretation of it, but these people never had faith, they went to a de facto secular Protestant church a few times gone and that is the extent of It, they've never held any sorts of higher ideals

>>44885
whether or not hollywod is capable of convincingly portraying religious belief is a totally seperate question as to whether or not the girls in the trailer could concievably be fundies, all im saying is they easily could be based on the trailer

>>44869
The guy has an enormous basement that the ladies fail to notice from the outside, I think any idea that this movie is meant to have any sense of verisimilutude is out the window from, like, the trailer

>>44877
Well just like every genre there's good and bad ones

I don't pay attention to overarching plotlines, I just click the random button and it gives me kino 98% of the time.
I do notice as the numbers go up there's the occasional articles have possible queer readings, but it's almost always well executed and highly abstract so I feel like those complaining are jusi being overly sensitive.

>tumblr screenshot of some random asshole
nice thread

>>40843
>unsocialist
lmfao its neither socialist nor unsocialist, its just baby shit for petit bourgeois with too much spare time

>>40840
Who's gonna mine the material needed for the solar panels?
>Anarch-hobbit
Austin TX ass ideology

selfish and unproductive bump of ancient thread to remind everybody that solarpunk is infact the left-wing of eco-fascism OBJECTIVELY

I'm seeing a lot of images and not a lot of literature.

>>44867
fascism = aesthetics
all aesthetics all fascism 100% solarpunk

Wouldn't nesseasry call this movie an immortal masterpiece or a revolutionary piece of art with a deep message (although it is public transport-pilled), but this is a movie anyone should see at least once in their lives.

"Remeber me Eddie? When I killed your brother, I talked JuSt LiKe ThIs!"

Even if you're pretty knowledgeable about filmmaking and animation, it can be easy to miss just how much work went into choreographing and animating this movie.

It's a really good movie. A fun neonoir detective story with a technicolor twist.

The animation is absolutely insane. Western animation is known to animate on 2's, meaning you draw a new cell of animation every two frames of film, or 12 animated cells per second of movie. Anime is animated on 3's, saving time and money by drawing a new cell only every three frames of animation.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit is ANIMATED ON 1'S.

They just call these 'podcasts' now.

>>44169
I've yet to hear a modern audio drama that I like. They go over the top with sound effects and sometimes music, like they're trying to make it sound the same as a visual action movie.
Not everything works as an audio drama. Some stories are better just read by one person with nothing else added. I suppose if you're a die hard fan of Doctor Who or Star Wars and just can't get enough of something you can find pleasure in them, but I grew up on old time radio and not much that's produced outside the BBC is ever very good. It's too bad that it's more enthusiastic fans rather than professionals putting anything out. When it had the importance it did before television existed there was an entire creative industry built around it. The technology now allows anyone to do it, but the polish and craftsmanship and great writing will never be there, at least not all at the same time.
I'm stoned and bitching. I'm actually glad people are making stuff and that audio has an audience. I'm just a snob and none of it is ever good enough for me.

Gunsmoke, Escape, and Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar are some of my favorites.

>>44436
No. You have no clue what you're posting about. You aren't paying attention.

>>44436
fiction podcasts, yes.

>>44578

Apparently the Danger 5 audioplays seem pretty well liked, if obscure.

Haven't listened because fuck amazon. I'd rather just buy it direct, honestly.

I like magnus archives and it’s spinoff/sequel magnus protocol, but I kind of wish it stayed as an episodic horror anthology. I recommend checking it out, it’s made by well meaning libs, so nothing weird or racist, but it can be a bit annoying/obnoxious when trying to be political due to author being a left liberal.

>>44692
oh yeah it's so easy to do this without getting arrested right???

uh no

we get it you're a pedophile

>>44483
I wish