Trump deletes the Epstein files from the mainframe or whatever "Mission: Very Complete, Pretty Much"
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Trump deletes the Epstein files from the mainframe or whatever "Mission: Very Complete, Pretty Much"
Now streaming
When the treat tin opens but itβs not for you.
Somebody should play along and get Trump to start pulling back hard, then suddenly relax and watch him fall on his pasty ass. That would be some funny shit.
Gimme!
*something something* Easier to hide behind 40 atrocities than a single incident *something something*
Grace Ashcroft gets an unexpected call from within the FBI
Original by @natclayton.bsky.social
His character evolution needs to be studied π§
Former Pixar employee u/PixelatedRonin fires back at chief creative officer Pete Docter on Reddit over claims on LGBT storyline cut from 'Elio' (2025):
no ai only gay sigh with carey Grant from bringing up baby sticker
I had the weirdest interaction where somebody came up and was like AHHH I LOVE AI BUT THIS STICKER IS FANTASTIC π and folks I think I said the most dismal and judgemental oh I've ever uttered in my life
This attitude would pervade meetings with both Carpenter and Dante. Despite being an unabashed fan, Carpenter would note difficulties he experienced working alongside the imbittered screenwriter. βNigel Kneale was a brilliant writer, but by the time I met him, he was pretty irascible and mean,β Carpenter told Vulture.com. βHe was a mean character. He started making fun of Jack Arnold, the director of the original Creature from the Black Lagoon. At that point, Jack Arnold had lost a leg and Nigel made fun of him for that. Terrible. Nigel thought he was above us horror filmmakers.β McNeill, Dustin; Mullins, Travis. Taking Shape: Developing Halloween From Script to Scream (p. 77). (Function). Kindle Edition.
Carpenter didn't exactly mince words about what a miserable old git Kneale had become by that point, as I found out in the Halloween III section of Taking Shape
Turned 36 last October and still feel I have the emotional maturity of someone in their mid-20s.
Boardwalk Times @ D23 @BoardwalkTimes Pixar CCO Pete Docter asked Hayao Miyazaki, "When do you make changes for you and when do you make changes for the audience?" during the INSIDE OUT 2 press tour. Miyazaki replied, "I never think about the audience." #D23 Two separate photos of Pete Docter and Hayao Miyazaki, respectively.
thinking about the time Hayao Miyazaki bodied Pete Docter and Pixar
Anyway we should support JuliΓ‘n (Cartoon Saloon) when it comes out!
Based on the beautiful kids book "JuliΓ‘n is a Mermaid" and shaping up to be very openly queer in presentation and has a queer writer on the team (Juliany Taveras)
Let's support those who aren't afraid of helping tell our stories.
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Dude, you go and make the queerest, campiest film you can, chuds be damned.
This "difficult conversation" took my dad 1 fuckin minute to make 8 year old me understand that gay people exist and are normal
I think these people are actually just whiny babies that are easily offended, so they pretend these things are way bigger a deal than it is
I hate that entire groups are being prevented from existing in mainstream art because of roughly 200 shrill lunatics who can't be normal about anything.
God forbid we make a movie that'll force parents to have maybe a 30 second conversation with their child about how men/women can love other men/women.
Just maybe don't adapt the chapter with the deceased African-American boxer, though. Probably the most unvarnished example of Lovecraft's racism.
So many queer kids *really* need to see themselves represented in mass media right now, to be reassured that what they're experiencing is perfectly natural. Stuff like this could save lives, but the studios don't wanna upset the apple cart. Fuck 'em.
Capitulating to conservative America and being a damn coward about it. Is it any wonder more and more people are turning to the indie and international animation scene for some much-needed diversity?
this is, all else being equal, easily the funniest thing the director of inside out could have said
He'll wish it was the Melty Man.
Thereβs gotta be a Jaime Lannister amongst them.
Re9 comic Grace and Leon on opposites site of a gate Leon: Don't worry, you'll be fine Leon: You know how to suplex a guy, right? Grace: umm... no... Leon: oh... but you can parry a chainsaw, yeah? Grace: what?! no!!! Leon, walking away concerned: "oh... well, good luck anyway" Grace looks very sad and pathetic
smh what are they teaching kids these days? π #re9
I remember learning about the Hays Code in film school and how it made it so that any amoral protagonist had to meet karmic justice by the end of the film and going βwow, thatβs really sillyβ and then once a week I log online and see people argue that we need stuff like that now or itβs problematic