The Land of Dreams and stuff

This is just a small space where I document dreams that I had the night before, or dreams that I somehow remember from ages ago.

I also post some opinions I have, and I do film reviews on films that I've watched.

✌️Forever a biased Beatles fan (Ringo is my fave)🫰

Check out my side blog @thedreamgoose if you want to read about my OCs :)

You will forever have a special place in my heart!

Fnaf was what actually made me aware of Wattpad and Tumblr's existence. I don't remember what the first thing I viewed was but I'm pretty sure it was pretty random and ridiculous.

I've been a fan of FNAF since I was 12, and it grew into a rather unhealthy obsession when I was 13. Fortunately I grew out of it by the time I turned 15 and moved onto South Park which was so unhealthy people were really nasty to me for it. Fun times!

I really loved it!

Not much to say about it but I just really liked it. I think it was cleverly written and the animation was just so beautiful!

Of course, I'm still an STA Studios fan by heart, but I can understand the hype with the new Among Us show.

Two really fun details I picked up on very quickly, which I'm sure many of you have also picked up on, in the intro, each episode Red is playing a different video game. Another noticeable one is how as the series goes on, each crewmate that dies will appear dead in the next intro which I think is pretty clever.

The cast is also really good, like I recognise at least one or two of them from Minecraft Story Mode, and I'd recognise Elijah Wood and Kimiko Glenn as well!

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The Ballad of John and Yoko

I effing love this song so effing much. What I love about it is that there's no hidden meaning to try and analyse or find, it's a very literal song and John Lennon (more than likely) intended it to be a literal song because it's literally telling everyone what he and Yoko did just so they could get married and go on their honeymoon.

Now every time I see or hear the words Gibraltar or Seine I instantly start singing this song! Hip hip hooray🎉

What's also very interesting is that George and Ringo had no involvement in this song whatsoever. I think George was either on holidays or trying to buy a house (something like that) and either Ringo was on holidays or he was filming The Magic Christian, which I think I'm right in saying.

Paul and John were the only two involved in the making of this song, John played guitar and Paul was on every other instrument, including drums (part of the reason Ringo left the band in 1968 actually).

I also love the harmony at the end, you can easily tell it's good ol' Macca harmonising with John. I also just love how it has such a funky tune to it, because before I listened to this song the song title put me off because I thought it was going to be like an actual gentle and kinda sad ballad.

But no, The Ballad of John and Yoko is not like any other ballad I've listened to. It really took me by surprise with its funky tune!

Who else agrees??

I was in a new bookshop and the second I saw this board game I gasped so dramatically I was like "OH MY GOD THERE'S A BOARD GAME NAMED AFTER A BEATLES SONG!!!"

Project Hail Mary (2026) is a science fiction film based on the 2021 novel with the same name. Starring Ryan Gosling, this film is about a middle school science teacher, Ryland Grace, who wakes up from a coma in a spaceship, Hail Mary, with amnesia. Throughout the film he slowly starts to remember who he is and why he was in space to begin with.

Initially, I was reluctant to watch it because I'm not a big sci-fi fan whatsoever and I thought it wasn't going to be my type of movie. However after two of my good friends watched it, I thought "I may as well check it out to see what the hype is all about, it's been on my watchlist for a little while now."

HOLY EFFING MOLY ABSOLUTE CINEMA✋

Ryan Gosling, you did not fail to impress me one bit.

The graphics were just breathtaking, and ROCKY MY SHAYLA!!! Too precious for this world!

Also, I need to say this as a Beatles fan, but Two of Us was NOT on my bingo card for this film!!

I'll tell you this, the second I saw Ringo's name flash up on the screen I actually jumped and pointed at the TV and I blurted out "RINGO!!" And then when Two of Us started playing, I basically turned into an ape. That's right, I went ape crazy during the first few seconds of the song and then I calmed down quickly.

I rate this film an 11 out of 10. Maybe higher because OH MY GOD I'M GENUINELY LOST FOR WORDS THIS IS PROBABLY THE HARDEST FILM REVIEW I'VE WRITTEN OUT SO FAR!!

Would I recommend this film? FUCK YES!!

My final thoughts would be, this film is actually the best one I've watched this year. Like I said before in my Sheep Detectives film review is that we tend to forget that there are still good films being pumped out because we're so focused on pointing out the poorly made films that may or may not have used AI, but that makes sense since AI is all the talk, and not for the better especially in the artistic industry.

Ringo Starr is left-handed, correct?

In The Magic Christian, the scene where Sir Guy Grand (Peter Sellers) and Youngman (Ringo) sign the adoption papers at around 7:26 minutes into the film?

Why the hell is Ringo signing it with his right hand? Was Ringo instructed to use his right hand just for this film, or is Ringo secretly ambidextrous? Or did the times his grandmother try to slap the right-handedness into him finally possess him?