a STUDY in SCENES

Another Peridot sketchimation!

(via Will Smith)

“I feel very creatively stimulated [when it comes to show business]. At the same time, there is the other side of the industry that I never signed up for that can get quite schmoozey and name dropy. It can feel quite gross. It’s this weird counter to what the thing is actually about, which is empathy and humanity and fun and imagination and make believe. How can you do that when you are looking over every person’s shoulder to see who is more famous in the room?” — Tatiana Maslany for S/ Magazine (2017)

It was a great year with @alix-arrault @samuelklughertz and @m-hur

#that meat lady was the real national treasure

It was such a sexist time and I thought the funniest way to dialogue about it is to throw someone like Diana into the midst of it. She’s got absolute confidence in herself. She’s completely confused by a world where she’s not being taken incredibly seriously. Which is such a hilarious way to talk about it without it being a lecture. We really get to feel how absurd and unfair this world is to women in the face of an obviously capable woman. — Patty Jenkins

Geometrically-challenged child cultists should have stuck with the triangles.

@captioned-vines

Like this?

i’ve been laughing at this for like five minutes

“Beneath your dancing feet are the tombs of tortured men - Thus does the Red Death rebuke your merriment!” The original 1925 release of The Phantom of the Opera contained 17 minutes of Technicolor footage (plus a stenciled color insert). Only the Bal Masque sequence survives intact.

neat

i mean at least i tried right

Michael Gribbin