Michael Rea

Quick announcement to say that I’m now available for portraits, commisions and freelance projects. I’ve produced work for Marvel, Image and a variety of record labels and book publishers. If you’re interested, get in touch via my website: … ift.tt/2S8ea2o

while you're solving murders, we're killing it in the wishlists department thank you so much!! we're now going to continue working on Inkblood, but now - festively

JOIN INKBLOOD PLAYTEST NOW! anyone else felt like there’s too few detective games? well, we’re doing our part! solve murders, photograph evidence and look into the past – you must find out what happened to your fellow inquisitor. store.steampowered.com/app/4114100/In…

@uncledoomer Pumped Up Kicks and Somebody That You Used to Know are future pop classics - they'll last and last - Seventeen Going Under is the last one to hit that spot.

its crazy that for millenials this was just a mid throwaway indie pop one hit wonder amidst hundreds of others during a golden age of indie music destined to be forgotten, but has recently been rediscovered because music right now is just that fucking bad

@bstuartTI There are many things wrong with it, that I'm not sure you can know unless you study animation from the ground up. Audiences might not know too, but they'll feel it. Like the direction of camera travel, the length of shots - stuff the AI isn't going to consider unless asked to.

The world isn't ready for this. But I am. Seedance 2.0 is going to drastically change filmmaking forever. I'm not being hyperbolic. This is 1 detailed prompt with 5 cuts specified and a single starter image. That's it. It's time to start directing.

Get into the Marathon headspace with the official release of Code Race, composed by Ryan Lott of Son Lux. Marathon drops March 5, 2026.

This short film by former Pixar animator Rodrigo Blaas is genuinely disturbing. Alma (2009) delivers more unease in a few minutes than many full-length horror films.

Today marks 30 Years of FROM DUSK TILL DAWN! 🦇

@hering_david What age is this aiming at? The visuals look age 7, the humour age 14, the plot age 16?

It’s not often that something leaves me literally speechless

What movie would you say is 5 stars - basically perfect?

What are examples where both the book and movie were excellent?

@Matt_Pinner Smiley's People, Sandbaggers, Thriller, I Claudius, Tinker Tailor, Tales of the Unexpected, The Lotus Eaters. Basically the 1970s had very good TV.

What is the best?

@mrmarkmillar 2010 version designed by people who love Adidas shell toes.

Peak Bugs Bunny between 1942 and 1957!

Genndy Tartakovsky has shared a test animation clip from his new film ‘THE BLACK KNIGHT’ • Follows a knight who controls a 20ft tall suit of armor in the 14th century • Sony Animation is unsure if there is an audience for the film theatrically so they haven’t greenlit it

What actor's expression in a movie will stay with you the rest of your life?

Type the year you turned 18 into the GIF bar and post the best GIF you see.

My variant cover for Detective Comics 1103

@ATRightMovies Having Kevin Feige in charge this long is like watching a foreign dictatorship cling to power. Comics have new creative teams regularly, MCU needs a change.

Which superhero movie opinion has you like this?

@SupermanHypeGuy Nah. It felt like it was directed by Whedon (as in, a bit televisual, banter-led). Some beautiful frames but was hoping for the scale of Fury Road or Dune 2, this suffered from a CW feel. Felt like dropping into a comic halfway, (I get it) but why not do it like a mini series?

Did #Superman meet your expectations?

@NoContextBrits Being pedantic that I can see individual waves from orbit.

What are you doing in this situation?

@SuperTuberEddie I tried to describe it to friends, and 'lack of majesty' came to mind. Maybe it's because the film is played as a comedy - it's hard to get a sense of grandeur when you're laughing at everything. Shame, had very high hopes.

Here it is… my #Superman 2025 review. I absolutely welcome all constructive discussions and criticisms of my words. I give it a 5/10 😔 I didn’t go into this movie wanting to dislike it. I genuinely hoped to walk out surprised, impressed, maybe even inspired. Because the truth is Superman is a huge part of me. I’ve loved every major version of the character throughout my life from the classic films, to animated series, to comics, and especially Smallville, which remains my absolute favourite. Each of those versions brought something new, but they all understood the essence of who Superman is: not just a man with powers, but a symbol of hope, of restraint, of compassion, and of hard choices made for the right reasons. That’s what makes this film so upsetting. It isn’t just that it falls short. It feels like a betrayal of the character at his core. This Superman talks about doing the right thing, about saving lives and standing for something greater, but the world around him never challenges him, never forces him to prove that commitment. His morality is all surface… stated, but never tested. And for a character built entirely on the choice to be good, to do the right thing even when it’s hard, that hollowness hits hard.