StarlessRedLark

@peppermintdiana.bsky.social

She/They, Mexican-American, 28, transfemme, some kind of pinko commie maybe, loves movies way too much, read Ichi the Witch and Iruma-kun!

It’s the 50th anniversary of the time Eric Clapton went onstage and told everyone who wasn’t British to leave the room and the country, and was the impetus for Rock Against Racism

Tbh my issue with most online arts criticism is that the vast majority of it is largely focused on building the critics personal brand rather than facilitating any interesting or meaningful discussions on art. A lot of online critics prioritize endless growth over substance.

BOURDAIN (voiceover): I found myself surrounded by discarded objects. An empty soda can, a dead battery. Life becomes death. But death can become life. The simmering pot with its spicy aroma in front of me is proof. BOURDAIN: What's in this dish? ME: Pikmin BOURDAIN: Pikmin. Oh man that's good.

There are scenes in movies or shows that have a lot of meme potential, but I've said for years that this specific bit from Star Trek Generations has so much potential as a meme or reaction type post that I'm shocked it's never really blown up

This is more of a general observation but it kind of intrigues me when people say characters in a movie "don't act like real people". What is meant by "acting real", exactly? Does it mean the artificiality is too obvious, or that it's hard to engage with the characters because of how they behave?

The biggest fear I have about making stuff is having more eyes on my work and becoming the focus of online drama. The way I see people talk, it's like they have an idea of a person built in their head and I don't want that. Shit terrifies me.

There is nothing more gender affirming than when anti-trans commenters misgender me incorrectly. I suppose they can’t comprehend a butch trans woman when it contradicts their narrative of us reinforcing gender roles or being feminine gay men.

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i would give anything for youtube to have a "never recommend anything from this channel" button im so tired of being recommended lsmark videos even if i didn't fuckin hate that guy would not be interested in the useless slop hes always churning out make it stoppp youtubeee

(taps mic) Superhero movies have been big moneymakers since the dawn of blockbusters in the 1970s. What made MCU different was that, for a stretch, it was a money printing machine with even obscure characters headlining smash hits and every film making a bundle.

Charles Schulz drew a new Peanuts comic every single day for almost 50 years. That is 17,897 individual comic strips. I'm sure, somewhere in that vast archive, you can find an ACTUAL DRAWING that fits whatever you want to say and easily edit in your own speech bubbles instead of using "AI" slop.

An image of Charlie Brown and Linus from the Peanuts comic strip in color leaning on a brick wall. Linus is looking at Charlie Brown, who is looking slightly aside of the "camera" Charlie says:

It's not very leftist of folks to use fascist corporate "AI" to make memes of me regardless what they say

We no longer have TV EVENTS that result in a WATERCOOLER MOMENT. This is not because of changing delivery tech or our monocultureless era. It's because ever since the dawning of the Water Wars, it would be extremely dumb to leave a whole jug of potable sitting around a workplace with no armed guard