Hey guys look at this Mainframe studios (best known for animating ReBoot, scary godmother, numerous Barbie projects, transformers beast wars, escape from planet earth, and more) has just congratulated the amazing digital circus’ finale in an instagram post. Always nice to see stuff like this.

If I were a millionaire and power in the entertainment industry, I would definitely try to get Marvel Comics and Naoko Takuechi to agree to a comic book miniseries of Sailor Moon and the Sailor Guardians in the Marvel universe for a big crossover event. One of my dream crossovers.

New look at Coyote vs. Acme. According to Dave Green, the movie is a cinematic love letter to failure and never giving up. www.empireonline.com/movies/news/...

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Happy 55th anniverary, Willy Wonka! letterboxd.com/tristan_pett...

Oh yeah, another memetic reaction (which is more or less Tobey Maguire's default state as Peter) That scream! LOL!

Life comes at you fast.

That transition from Spider-Man swinging (after taking his suit back) to the reflection in Otto's glasses as he climbs the building will always be so cool!

This scene never fails to get me hyped.

Me trying to plug in my charger in the dark:

No reason for bro to be doing all that.

Idk man him swinging through the stained glass window is just really cool.

It was a mistake to give Uwe Boll so much attention or even ironically enjoy his work because now he made a hateful movie that promotes violence against Muslims and praised by the worst people imaginable.

Boll really found a crowd that actually considers him a genius.

Citizen Vigilante is the far right's new favorite film with the world's first trillionaire sharing it for two days straight on twitter. It features accused rapist cannibal Armie Hammer as a illegal immigrant landlord who travels to an European country to murder immigrants and their families

I’m pleased that Pixar is doing much better without John Misconduct.

Neat little Spidey commercial. youtu.be/qnAR2bwYnZI?...

Deserves a second season. Ironheart's last episode left me wanting more. Plus Riri and Zelma Stanton were the best characters.

I didn't look at the trailer for the Wonka reality show on Netflix until a friend of mine pointed this out, the AI voice doesn't even sound like Gene Wilder. It sounds like an impersonator. youtu.be/oTSvnmTfLj8?...

Well, Donald, time to pay up... You have literally NO excuse not to right now...

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This scene where Peter hears someone didn't make it and thinks to himself he could've saved them if he was still Spider-Man is heartbreaking.

My favorite scene in any superhero movie. Aunt May lays out the importance of being a hero and what they can do for us. A beautiful monologue about the importance of bravery, faith, and sacrifice. They really don't make them like this anymore.

This scene where Aunt May reacts to Peter's confession of being responsible for Uncle Ben's death.

Sam Raimi is so good at building tension.

Alfred Molina was born to play Otto Octavius.

Life

I love this extended scene with Hal Sparks.

One of my earliest memories of experiencing "movie magic" was this scene where Otto Otavius puts on the arms. The visual of seeing Doctor Octopus come to life on the big screen blew my 6-year-old mind.

Yep, this is most definitely the same guy that gave us the Evil Dead movies. This really feels right out of those movies.

Another formative memory for me. My mom wanting to walk out, my sister burying her face in her hands, and me with my eyes widened not knowing if this was ok for me to watch at 6, but enjoying every second. This scene is what led me to love horror films when I got older. Sam Raimi did that for me.

I love 2.1 because it has the most Sam Raimi shot of all 3 movies.

Yeah, he was always one of my favorite Spider-Man villains for this among other reasons.

Seeing Doc Ock in a movie at 6 years old really did something to my brain.

I love when Sam Raimi remembers that he's Sam Raimi.

This short swing always gets me emotional. Like bro, that's fucking Spider-Man.

This would set me the fuck off.

I've wanted to do this to so many people and that's ok cause there are plenty of people who wish they could do this to me.

The reason I view Spider-Man 2.1 as the definitive version is because of this scene. Louise wonders if MJ really loves John cause she knows something is missing. The hypothetical man she describes is, of course, Peter. I love this scene so much. "But what's wrong with believing in love stories?"

Yeah, even recently I thought that.

A very easy media literacy test is asking people how they feel about MJ in the Raimi Trilogy. This scene perfectly paints why they're both in the wrong. MJ is indecisive, while Peter is unreliable. Flawed adults doing flawed adult things.

This moment feels like J.K. Simmons just put on the Spider suit before shooting was to begin, but then someone else saw him in it and they said "Hey, Sam, we've GOT to get this into the movie!".

This movie so fucking funny.

No matter how much older J.K. Simmons gets, he will always be a national treasure. Even this laugh with NEVER die as a meme!

It never gets old.

JK Simmons is a national treasure.

The moral ethics about the Gene Wilder AI aside which is very bad for obvious reasons, you can't replicate a specific performance no matter the prompts. GenAI can't replicate what the human mind thinks when delivering an acting performance and cannot enunciate either.

Here's a new fan poster to close out Pride Month! This poster is based on a mostly original idea. This all started from me wanting to do for the 80s what Hairspray did for the 60s. So, with that in mind, I decided that this would be an LGBTQ+ story about love set in the 80s. This is True Colors.

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