HASHTAG BOY LIFE

I made an animatic! And I barely use tumblr but I figured I might as well advertise it bc it took a bit of work :/

This show deserves way more love I adore it so much

Stanley trying to be a supportive but Ford is insufferable

this is the boiling isles’ form of homophobia. terra wants to be a homophobe so badly but homophobia doesn’t exist in the isles so she had to settle for the closest thing they have: making fun of band kids

Reblog if you'd play "Owl House" with The Collector

I need this pairing in my life so much adsjhsdhshdjsj

Your Honor I love them!

strange world (and farming)

So, this might be extremely obvious, but I'm not sure how much this is talked about outside the midwest so??

Strange World's environmental message is a direct reference to monocrop farming, the use of pesticides, and other farming practices that produce more crops but harm soil and the Earth.

The fact that the entire society relies almost entirely on one crop to sustain it? The fact that the second that crop becomes useless or harms the Earth to a degree we can't ignore anymore, our society is going to have to start anew? The fact that the people in charge actively ignore damage to the environment until their own lives are visibly at risk?

That's all us.

The director, Don Hall, is from Iowa and released an introduction before the movie to Iowa theaters where he talks about how much of Iowa is in the film, and how Searcher is a lot like his dad, an Iowa farmer.

Searcher is the protagonist. He's shown to be a likable guy. And yet, his farming practices are harming the Earth, he's not listening to his son about living harmoniously with nature, and he doesn't become a good guy (imo) until the end where he's destroyed everything he's worked for for the sake of the planet.

This movie is a fantasy but it's directly grounded in concrete parallels to our own world, and I love it

Besties stayed up all night

chat i’ve found myself unable to recover after finishing red valley. which podcast do i listen to now..

Love how Dana Terrace looked at the queer-coded villain stereotypes and didn’t sidestep it entirely, but improved on it. I mean, queer-coded villains are 100% fine when literally everyone in the show is queer. Also, the main villain is, hilariously and historically accurately, the Token Straight.