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Canon Sapphic Characters Tournament Final Round (Bracket 5)
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jccatstudios · 17 days
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Six of Crows: A Comic Adaptation
Part 1, Chapter 3
Pages 23–24
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blacknarcissus · 5 months
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I love them so much ❄️💗
Robin Wright and André the Giant in The Princess Bride (1987)
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gmzriver · 1 year
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The Neverending Story (1984) headers
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Annabeth wiped her tears away. “There was a time I thought… well, I thought…” She looked at me, like she was drinking in the fact that I was still here. And I realized I was doing the same thing. The world was collapsing, and the only thing that really mattered to me was that she was alive.
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adaptations-polls · 2 days
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Which version of this do you prefer?
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checkoutmybookshelf · 6 months
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You Have My Attention: Secret Shanghai First Lines
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Chloe Gong's Secret Shanghai universe has been hugely popular. It's based on a couple of Shakespeare plays combined with the glittering world of 1920s-30s Shanghai, so this universe is rich and packs a punch. We know Shakespeare's reputation for amazing lines, but how does Gong catch a reader? Let's find out!
So this universe is four novels and two novellas, so actually we get six first lines instead of five!
"In glittering Shanghai, a monster awakens."
-- These Violent Delights
"The New Year in Shanghai passed with such fanfare that a sense of party still permeated the city a week later."
-- Our Violent Ends
"Two knocks meant 'all clear,' and three knocks meant 'dorogaya, for the love of God, I'm holding something in my hands.'"
-- "A Foul Thing" in Last Violent Call
"The socks were bundled at the upper left corner, the shirts crammed along the middle, and the gun tucked right in between, nestled gingerly among the most padded clothes so that it wasn't knocking against the hard material of the luggage case."
-- "This Foul Murder" in Last Violent Call
"Out in the countryside, it doesn't matter how loud you scream."
-- Foul Lady Fortune
"The easiest way to disappear was to never disappear fully, always hovering right at the periphery of being caught, responding in an instant when there was movement."
-- Foul Heart Huntsman
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falmerbrook · 2 months
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I mentioned the other day that I’d rather maintain some excitement and optimism for future tes games until there’s actual evidence to make me feel otherwise, but what I would be a 100% doomer pessimist about would be if they ever tried to adapt anything tes related to film or tv. I’ve given so much thought to how I’d love to see it done, and I have so little faith for anyone to do anything cool or interesting with the world, that just about anything they did with it would disappoint me. There’s no way it could (realistically) actually be good in my eyes
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clemsfilmdiary · 2 years
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The Phantom Tollbooth (1970, Chuck Jones, Abe Levitow, Dave Monahan)
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jccatstudios · 1 month
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Six of Crows: A Comic Adaptation
Part 1, Chapter 3
Pages 19–20
Previous Pages
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blacknarcissus · 5 months
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The Princess Bride (1987)
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arcadialedger · 4 months
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Instead of a Harry Potter reboot, why don’t we get an adaptation of Dhonielle Clayton’s ‘The Marvellers’ series, also known as Conjureverse?
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It follows a young girl named Ella who goes to a magic school full of students from around the world. It is incredibly diverse, charming, and has wonderful messages about friendship for kids!
It is the magic school story this generation needs, one of the best middle grades I have read in a long time, and just plain old good.
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gmzriver · 1 year
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Zathura (2005) headers.
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grumpyfemboy · 6 months
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Is anyone here at all interested in discussing the Peter Pan story and it's various adaptations? I have always felt conflicted on it.
I love various aspects of the 1953 animated Disney classic, the 1991 Hook movie, as well as the 2003 Peter Pan movie. I feel like if you took elements of all 3, you could make the perfect Peter Pan movie to me.
What do you guys think who read this?
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adaptations-polls · 1 month
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Which version of this do you prefer?
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thequietesthing · 11 months
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I just finished The City of Brass (the first of The Daevabad Trilogy) and I need an adaptation of these books ASAP. But like, a true, accurate, not-white-washed, Adaptation with a capital A. No half-assed generic "Arab" bright coloured exotic kind of music shit that Netflix will pass as the "greatest series ever produced". I want to hear the differences between the languages (Divasti is different from Geziriyya that is different from Arabic), I want to see the different kind of clothes (appropriate to the specific culture and region they are drawn upon), and most importantly I don't want all actors with a British accent. It's not realistic, it never has been. I don't care if it's fantasy, I don't care that we are in the 18th century, they cannot all have a British accent; give me Persian, Afghani, Turkish, Arabic, East African accent. These books are so interesting because they draw from so many different cultures and folklore and traditions, let's try not to generalise them, yes? So the main point of this to Netflix in case it wasn't clear: DO A FUCKING RESEARCH, THANK YOU.
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