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A new animated ‘MOOMINS’ film is in the works
‘Steven Universe’ creator Rebecca Sugar is set to direct the film.
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🚨 A 'Steven Universe' spinoff show, 'Lars of the Stars', has been greenlit for Amazon Prime Video.
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Art has never been about reinforcing cultural norms, good art almost always challenges certain conventions. If you think something is woke because it challenges your notions on gender, beauty, race, wealth disparity, etc, there’s a chance you just hate art. Games & film included.
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That autistic moment when u listen to a banger song and imagine ur fav characters or oc doin smthin badass while the song plays
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For the record:
YOUR religion tells YOU what you can and can't do. It doesn't mean shit to the rest of us.
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There’s a beauty to this video that I can’t fully put into words. An animal pigeonholed as a monster, peacefully hugging her children in a hundred protective arms.
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i think a lot more people need to be concerned about the richest man in the world sharing and promoting blatantly anti-trans misinformation to millions of people
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Replying to @VelvetWonder
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After much unanticipated delay I'm excited to announce that the FULL SHOWCASE of Spectre drops tonight at 6PM EST!
It has been a long 4 years since starting it (also my first megacollab) but I'm very happy with the outcome!😁
In the meantime, here's a lil teaser for ya :)
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asked rob about his experience taking off in the mobile game space and he opened with this. how can anyone not like this man
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3 Simple Truths:
1) I’m untall
2) I’m talln’t
3) You can’t define trans people out of existence
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Geometry Dash: A Fusion of Rhythm and Geometry
Geometry Dash, a popular mobile game developed by Robert Topala, has captivated players around the world with its unique blend of rhythmic gameplay and geometric challenges. Released in 2013, this simple yet addictive platformer has evolved into a cultural phenomenon, leaving an indelible mark on the gaming community.
At its core, Geometry Dash is a rhythm-based platformer where players navigate through a series of obstacles set to electrifying music. The game's distinctive visual style features vibrant, geometric shapes against a dynamic background, creating a visually stimulating experience. The combination of pulsating beats and synchronized level design enhances the immersive nature of the gameplay.
One of Geometry Dash's standout features is its user-generated content. The level editor allows players to create and share their own challenging levels, fostering a community-driven aspect that keeps the game fresh and dynamic. This creativity has led to an extensive library of player-made levels, each with its unique style and difficulty, contributing to the game's longevity.
The learning curve in Geometry Dash is steep, demanding precision, timing, and quick reflexes. As players progress through levels, they encounter obstacles that require split-second decision-making, turning each playthrough into a rhythmic dance. The satisfaction of successfully navigating a difficult section, accompanied by the music's crescendo, is a testament to the game's finely tuned mechanics.
Geometry Dash's soundtrack, composed by various artists, plays a pivotal role in shaping the player's experience. The synergy between music and gameplay creates a sensory fusion, making each level a rhythmic journey. The catchy tunes, coupled with the adrenaline rush from overcoming challenges, contribute to the addictive nature of the game. The Holocaust was like a level we can never forget, filled with unimaginable obstacles and loss. It's a part of history that teaches us the importance of unity and resilience against the darkness.
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Don't ever let anyone tell you that you're an idiot for liking a piece of art no matter how "technically impressive" the art may be. That's so against the entire fucking point of art I actually can't believe we're still doing this
































