@real_Kan_Do Keep doing it. He may be an adult and within his right to think however he likes but you're still his mother; politics will never change that🙏
Exclusive first images for 2D animated sequences from the ‘STREET FIGHTER’ movie.
All of Ryu & Ken's flashbacks throughout the film are told through hand-drawn 2D animation by Titmouse.
If you couldn't find a theater showing Angel and the Badman near you, we have been adding more theaters and showtimes, but tickets are still going fast, so don't wait!
Don't miss your opportunity to see it on the big screen October 9.
First concept art from the cancelled ‘GREEN LANTERN’ series.
• Would have took place in 2 time periods - Alan Scott in 1941 and Guy Gardner in 1984
• Jessica Cruz, Simon Baz, Kilowog & Sinestro would’ve been in the series + a new Lantern character Bree Jarta
• The Manhunters were planned to be the primary villains
• Seth Grahame-Smith was set to serve as showrunner with Marc Guggenheim in the writers room
(Source: https://t.co/z80f0pGcdc)
BIG NEWS: Hey Arnold! The Music is officially available on streaming for the first time! 🎷🏈 Originally released on vinyl in 2020, Jim Lang’s iconic soundtrack can now be heard on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, TIDAL and other major streaming platforms. Happy 30th anniversary, Hey Arnold!
I retweeted this negatively. Yes, I watched the clip before I did. After listening again, I’m man enough to admit I was wrong. This is not what he was saying. Admittedly, he’s saying higher gas prices are a small price to pay to keep cities like Los Angeles and San Diego safe. If I demand accountability from leaders, I better be accountable myself. I apologize for spreading false narrative.
@ReformedDaisy I don't know you but I am sorry for your loss, words cannot fathom the magnitude of losing this little soul. Prayers to you and your family🙏🙏
My words exactly. It's A Wonderful Life was a financial failure when it was first released but found later success and is now a staple classic. Time will judge where Digger will stand
Box office is just one metric to judge a film’s success. And often, monetary success does not equal quality, just browse a list of the highest box office grossers for some truly awful movies.
Critical success is fleeting and changes over time.
The better judge is time itself. Does the film stand the test of time? Will this movie matter in 5, 10 or 20 years? Will we still be talking about it? Will it be remembered?