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see I WOULD have thought that the Cruella movie spoilers Iâve seen here were for sure fake, but Iâve learned my lesson from âMr. Mime is doused in gasoline and burned aliveâ and âPalpatine fucksâ
if I wrote a dystopian novel where the corrupt evil megacorporation that controls society has a fucking smirk for a logo, my editor would tell me to use a less heavy-handed metaphor
and yet
The lady Joker movie jokerfies women more effectively than the Joker movie could jokerfy men.

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apparently computers do dream of electric sheep
Iâm glad that my hard drive dying got 79k funnyman points
adventure time slang is weird cuz like. when you first watch the show and hear the slang you're like "oh this is cringy slang but its not like awful" but it gets to a point where the voice actors deliver the slang so naturally you don't even notice it and its just. part of the world's vernacular. I can't think of any other show that's done in-universe slang like this
Finn: oh man the frappin dude just ginked up and went flipoo over the junkin fence
Me, 3 seasons into this show: wow he really did huh
All Iâm seeing is a well paying job with good customers
???????????what does this even mean??????????????

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[ID: The âGotta be one of my favorite gendersâ meme edited to read âShout out to 80s/90s windbreakers; Gotta be one of my favorite genders.â Overlaid are several images of colorful windbreakers. END ID]
Iâve literally seen Riker do all of these
The man is just tall enough that he doesn't have to move chairs.
Fun fact! He did this because Jonathan Frakes had a back problem. It was easier for him to do this
Fascinating! I did not know that!
it's why he's always doing the riker lean, too! where he puts one foot up on something and rests an arm on his own leg! he fucked up his back moving furniture when he was younger.
Disability accommodations do not have to be made into a big deal. He just... did that. And it became part of the physicality of the character. And we all joked about it, because without the context of the actorâs physical discomfort/pain, that is an objectively funny way to approach a chair. But Jonathan Frakes has the raw charisma to make it work, and by Gd he worked the hell out of it.
Yeah, not to get, just, TOTALLY off on a tangent, but it reminds me of the classic âBartlet Jacket Maneuverâ from The West Wing. Â
This is how Martin Sheen puts on a jacket, and he does it that way because of an injury done to his arm when he was born. His left arm was crushed by forceps as they were removing him from the birth canal, which made that arm shorter than the other and also limited his overall movement. So, he puts on a jacket like this--because he has to. He just doesnât have the movement and flexibility necessary to slip his arm into the sleeves another way.Â
But, on the show...he just did it, and did it with such panache and confidence that no one dared even question it. He played President Bartlet on TV for, like, 6 years, and so for 6 years that was just how Fictional President of the United States put his jacket on. And, yeah, it was a bit odd maybe, people definitely noticed, but mostly all anyone actually thought about it was âDamn, that looks cool and badass as fuck.âÂ
It became a signature for the character, not in any kind of negative or âthatâs weirdâ way, but just, like...something unique and special that people recognized and had really positive associations with. Youâd see that jacket flip and it would trigger this little bright smiley âFuck yeah, you go getâem!â feeling inside.Â
Thereâs even this bit, in one of the showâs most acclaimed episodes, that includes flashbacks to when the character is much younger, and they had the younger actor do this move when he puts on a jacket (which he had to learn how to do of course) and then used it as a transition cut to the present day character finishing the motion--a way of linking them together, making them feel more like one person with one continuing story to the audience. And like, I remember, seeing it when it first aired, and fuck, I got chills, it was just such great moment! They were literally using this little detail, that was entirely due to the actor adapting to his disability, as a way to ground their flashback sequences with the present storyline and make those scenes feel more real and present to the audience and it worked. Because nobody working on the show saw Sheenâs funky jacket move as problem, they actually found a way for it to actively make the story better.Â
Anyway, blah blah blah, characters being interesting and having unique elements informed by their actors doesnât take anything away from the work but actually adds to it, yadda yadda yadda.Â
*shows up at college* excuse me will someone please direct me to the leftist brainwashing class? i'm here for the leftist brainwashing class
Incredibles 2 (2018) dir. Brad Bird
Incredibles 2 did not have to go this hard but it did
They really just went and DID THAT
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Incredibles 2 was interesting because it wanted to play to the adult audience who saw the original in theaters and the kids who probably streamed it so you have Jack Jack fighting a raccoon and deep political discussions in the same movie.

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