He/Him|Disney and Nintendo Obsessed|Birthday: July 17th, 1982
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Got bored and made a Generational/Unskippable Thumbnails sticker pack for Telegram, thereβs 45 different ones included with some real classics mixed with personal discoveries
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Just finished watching "Forgotten Island", and I may cheekily say that a good portion of it is "Chain of Memories" meets "The Hangover"; Filipino Edition. But what I actually think is that it had a beautiful message about memories and the people that made them. Yes I cried at the end...
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Wedgietober day 27: time freeze
Iris got her hands on a pocket watch that stops time, her antics are gonna be even more creative now that she has all the time in the world
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Cβmon Taiyo, this is the last one!!
In the game he's from, StarBreaker X, there is an infamous sidequest to collect 150 chickens scattered throughout the world.
The desperation in both Taiyo and the player captured perfectly by @eclipticafusion.bsky.social, please consider checking out their work!
Eric Bauzaβs final film performance, as of right now, is Coyote VS ACME.
Roadrunnerβs testimony is one of his final character performances in the film.
He says βBeepβ around 46 times, thatβs all he says.
Yet it says everything about his strengths and passion as a voice actor, with just one word.
I do hope that I can cheer some people up for today. I finally got the standee Andi. So hereβs the characters of both The Owl House and Knights of Guinevere together.
One thing I'll always cherish about Eric Bauza is his fight to get Coyote Vs. Acme out after it was shelved by WB. He was the film's biggest champion and supported it all the way and I'm glad he was at least able to see it released and become a critical and commercial hit.
I recently watched the 2007 Simpsons movie, and I got to say the writing is a lot better than what it gets credit for; every scene and element both contributes to the overall plot and has satisfying payoffs. It may seem like it's going all over the place, but it all manages to come back
Then when they try to get a car so they can go to Alaska, they get it by Homer riding a bike in a sphere. Again seemingly random, but him learning how to ride the back gets them the car, they go to Alaska where Homer has his big revelation and epiphany, and his bike trick saves
Springfield from getting blown up. And by the end all plot threads are combined and it's a satisfying ending. It's similar to how the Bob's Burgers movie developed its plot starting with the major sink hole that then connects to a murder mystery.
I recently watched the 2007 Simpsons movie, and I got to say the writing is a lot better than what it gets credit for; every scene and element both contributes to the overall plot and has satisfying payoffs. It may seem like it's going all over the place, but it all manages to come back
In a satisfying manner. Take the infamous Naked Bart scene ; it starts as a dare that ends at Krusty Burger, then it sets up both Bart's disdain for Homer and Homer's obsession with the pig that then rolls into the major plot of Springfield being under severe lockdown.