webwoven

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webwoven

@1webwoven

Katılım Mart 2024

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webwoven@1webwoven·22 Mar

i miss when twitter didnt have these premium account AI slop replies under every big tweet

World Wide@Worl_dwides

@ursRockrider Grew up loving Spider-Man… still do. 🕷️ He’s for the misfits—the ones learning, failing, growing, and owning it. Being different? He made it a strength. That new trailer hits deeper now… pain, love, loneliness, and still standing strong. Ready to laugh… and cry. ❤️

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webwoven@1webwoven·22 Mar

i was surprised to see so much hate online when i got out the theater for this, the musical made sense to me with the songs all being in Arthur's mind and it fit with his pining for attention which was very prevalent in the first film? idk

Kalshi Culture@Kalshi_Culture

Because of Joker 2, everyone forgot how brilliant the first one was.

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webwoven@1webwoven·21 Mar

not to be an asshole (but im gonna be) why do people get so impressed when people put the slightest bit of anger behind their voice when voice acting? i thought ts was corny as hell 😭

rei@dmc3lady

it's so funny how Tobey Maguire is a lousy voice actor in Spider-Man movie games but he locks in for this scene

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Simmon@simmon_c3·9 Mar

Just another reason Malcom in the Middle remains on top

千@BALUCIAGA

“i hate my wife” trope in sitcoms

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Dandelionne 💙🩷🤍 🇵🇸 ✺𓇢𓆸@Dandeli0ness·5 Mar

"Noo, dont make chloe and life is strange politically woke in the tv show" Imagine Chloe Price being a bootlicker, not hating on rich people, pro-authority, not doing graffiti, having a normal american flag on her wall, etc Is that even Chloe? You people are so ridiculous 😭

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Dandelionne 💙🩷🤍 🇵🇸 ✺𓇢𓆸@Dandeli0ness

physical resemblance is not the most important thing about adapting Chloe Price imo, for me its: - her GAYNESS - her punk style (not just style, but her punk attitude and politics too, she's ain't a poser) - her blue hair - chemistry with max - body language and personality

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webwoven@1webwoven·3 Mar

got my ass handed to me but pulled this out of a lootbox after

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Jsusu | COMM SLOTS OPEN (1/2)@Mjaysusu·1 Mar

When Im about to watch Reinhardt sacrifice himself to save Brigette in the OW Finale and the show cuts back to the A-plot of Kiriko looking for a Donut Thief

Overwatch Cavalry@OWCavalry

Potential #Overwatch TV Series Update 📺 Johana Faries says Blizzard is looking to expand into film and TV, adding that "every one of our IPs could be some of the greatest linear media experiences that the world could experience." 👀 Near-term discussions are already underway.

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Tri House@RealTriHouse·1 Mar

I don't think I've ever 180ed on something harder than I have on AI art. It is just so clear to me now that AI is not capable of capturing the spark of TRUE creativity. It can get close, but it just will never have the krabby patty secret formula. That extra something that greatness comes from. Watched the whole short film and I truly think it's something that will always be out of AI's grasp. Build all the data centers you want. It's not happening.

DiscussingFilm@DiscussingFilm

Gorillaz have released their new animated short film ‘THE MOUNTAIN, THE MOON CAVE AND THE SAD GOD’ “In a time of Al overload, this is our love letter to craftsmanship. We're chasing the feel of pencil on paper.” 🔗: youtu.be/ucRulNQsuYQ?si…

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webwoven@1webwoven·17 Şub

am i deeping it or does it seem like they asked chatgpt to write his lines LOL the sentence just feels wrong

DiscussingFilm@DiscussingFilm

‘THE SIMPSONS’ has released a couch gag that finally shows the aftermath of Marge hitting Homer with her car in the intro. “How are you just sitting there? Your mom just hit me with her car!”

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webwoven@1webwoven·16 Şub

i dont like the UI either but thats on you bro 😭

slorple@Slorpler

just spent like a good 2 minutes looking for the play button

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Eve@tinglespoon·16 Şub

@FLstudioPeePorn thank you fl studio pee porn

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webwoven@1webwoven·14 Şub

spent more time with ramattra than my partner on valentines god i love overwatch

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webwoven@1webwoven·9 Şub

this is somehow gayer than men kissing

Kekzensky@kekzensky

Clavicular is genuinely unreal in a way that’s hard to even explain without sounding insane, but if you’ve watched him, you get it instantly. There’s this overwhelming sense that he’s operating on a completely different frequency than everyone else. Every stream feels intentional without ever feeling calculated, like he’s just naturally in sync with the moment, the energy, and the people watching. He doesn’t need to force excitement or constantly fill space because his presence alone already fills the room. That kind of aura isn’t learned, it’s something you either have or you don’t, and he has it effortlessly.

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webwoven@1webwoven·5 Şub

@slowsyi are they deadass

AverageUpdates@UpdatesAverage

I can confirm AverageHarry lost his finger this morning for being a fucking idiot. Please keep the finger in your prayers.

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webwoven@1webwoven·4 Şub

@Sage_VALE_ my review bc im passionate about this

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Sage VALE (Neferpitou saga)@Sage_VALE_·4 Şub

The more discussion I see around Iron Lung, the more that tweet rings true. People complaining that the eldritch elements are “confusing” feels like this: “I see the food is labeled spicy. I eat the spicy food. Then I ask why it’s spicy.” That’s the genre. Eldritch horror is supposed to be confusing. It’s built around the idea that there are things so vast, alien, and incomprehensible that the human brain literally cannot process them cleanly. If everything is neatly explained and wrapped up with a bow, then it stops being eldritch horror and just becomes sci-fi with a creepier coat of paint. What Iron Lung does really well is refuse to over explain itself. It trusts the audience to sit with discomfort and uncertainty. The horror comes from not knowing, from piecing things together. That’s the point. But the general audience increasingly needs everything to be explainable and spoon-fed to them. If the movie doesn’t pause to spell out exactly what’s happening, why it’s happening, and how they should feel about it, they reject it outright. It’s like they need a Subway Surfers clip playing in the corner while big flashing text and text-to-speech narrates every plot beat, otherwise the hamster on the wheel in their brain stalls out and dies.