Of coure I am going through Oscar Isaac's filmograpghy because I am obsessed... Here is the list:
10 Years
Sucker Punch
Revenge for Jolly
Inside Llewyn Davis
In Secret
Two Sides of January
A Most Violent Year
Drive
Ex Machina
Mojave
Show Me a Hero
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
The Promise
Suburbicon
Annihilation
Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Operation Finale
Van Gogh
Life Itself
Triple Frontier
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
The Card Counter
Dune
Scenes from a Marriage
Big Gold Brick
Moon Knight
It looks long but the man only does movies so I am afraid that I will finish it quickly... I will update as I proceed.
(this is just for keeping track of what I wanted to watch. There are older movies such as Agora and Balibo, you should check them too)
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Hello, I would really like to know if you have plans to make some comics telling a little about the history of archivists when they were children. I would love to know what their relationship was like with mortals and their experiences, in fact, I love their art🫶
Yeah if its something anyone is interested in:> been pretty much using asks as drawing prompts for a while, iiits kinda why they take a while
But in any case, they were around for a long time and met diffrent mortals. Their general approch to mortals significantly shifted since the first archive was established comapared to the point of they are at now in the story. There were places in diffrent eras, many mortals that are gone longer than they were around but left some impact on their worldwiev and some just reinforced it. I probably wont do a very long thing around it since I really want to finish the titan storyline but some shorter comics or illustrations of them sure
some young Architect and Curator sketches
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The other day, I was at a physical therapy session (for my shoulder, not my ankle, though I am in PT for my ankle as well) and chatting with another patient and the physical therapist treating us.
The other patient was feeling bummed about his slow progress, so I told him about how, despite my most recent ankle injury being a grade 1 sprain back in October and there being no visible damage from the outside, I'm still in physical therapy for it. And I will continue to be in PT for quite some time. My ankle is messed up in a complex way that requires me to be very gradual in increasing my physical therapy and very careful about not overexerting it.
The reason it's so messed up goes back to spraining it initially nine years ago. I didn't see a doctor right away (I was at college and decided I didn't have time for that) and when I did see one, I didn't get the appropriate treatment for it. My doctor didn't even mention PT, despite my injury being so bad she was worried I broke my ankle. When I sprained it again almost as horribly two months later, she still didn't send me to PT.
And the physical therapist just nodded at me and said that's very common for ankle injuries. People don't get the appropriate treatment and suffer needlessly for years.
So here's my PSA: If you sprain your ankle, see a doctor. Make sure to check whether physical therapy would be beneficial for you; it almost always is for an ankle sprain. If you are having pain, swelling, bruising, or some combination of the three a month after your injury, make a fuss at the doctor's office if they tell you to continue doing the RICE method and send you on your merry way.
I've been struggling and suffering for nine years. A third of my life. Ankle injuries are treatable. You can recover well! But you need to seek medical help early and get the right treatment.
Don't be like me.
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The LotRO fandom on Tumblr ought to have creative weeks like some other fandoms do; a week with themed days where people make art or fics or other transformative work to suit the theme and post them on the day in question. I love that format for content creation challenges; it's low-pressure, fairly casual, doesn't threaten burnout like month-long challenges do, and the short format of it means we could have multiple events throughout the year with different themes, a must-have for a piece of media as big as LotRO.
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“Annie? You know we’re in a historic building. You need to double knot and bag your trash... if you’re gonna be working here.”
The Good Boys: Marvin Milk and Annie January
(Raw images: not mine)
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