Annie Hsh 👾🖖☕
@fringemagnet@sunny.garden  ·  activity timestamp 3 hours ago

39 years today since Jim Henson's cult classic 'Labyrinth' was released on June 27th 1986, with George Lucas as executive producer, starring Jennifer Connelly as Sarah Williams and David Bowie as Jareth the Goblin King.

(Original illustration by Kevin M Wilson https://www.apemeetsgirl.com)

#Labyrinth#OTD#Movies#Cinemastodon #FilmMastodon #80s#JimHenson #OnThisDay#Art#Artwork#Illustration

Illustration showing Sarah from the Labyrinth sitting in her bedroom, wearing her distinctive outfit from the film, sitting with her legs crossed on the bed holding a book and reading it with visible fascination as she is surrounded by most of the main characters from the film including Hoggle the dwarf, Ludo, a brown horned beast, William the worm, a blue worm-like creature wearing a tiny red scarf around its neck, Sir Didymus a talking Yorkshire Terrier wearing an eye patch and Ambrosius the dog sitting next to the bed near them. In the room there are several items referencing both the film and other Jim Henson works including the Muppets and The Dark Crystal, including a picture of Henson himself holding Kermit the frog hanging on the wall.
Illustration showing Sarah from the Labyrinth sitting in her bedroom, wearing her distinctive outfit from the film, sitting with her legs crossed on the bed holding a book and reading it with visible fascination as she is surrounded by most of the main characters from the film including Hoggle the dwarf, Ludo, a brown horned beast, William the worm, a blue worm-like creature wearing a tiny red scarf around its neck, Sir Didymus a talking Yorkshire Terrier wearing an eye patch and Ambrosius the dog sitting next to the bed near them. In the room there are several items referencing both the film and other Jim Henson works including the Muppets and The Dark Crystal, including a picture of Henson himself holding Kermit the frog hanging on the wall.
Illustration showing Sarah from the Labyrinth sitting in her bedroom, wearing her distinctive outfit from the film, sitting with her legs crossed on the bed holding a book and reading it with visible fascination as she is surrounded by most of the main characters from the film including Hoggle the dwarf, Ludo, a brown horned beast, William the worm, a blue worm-like creature wearing a tiny red scarf around its neck, Sir Didymus a talking Yorkshire Terrier wearing an eye patch and Ambrosius the dog sitting next to the bed near them. In the room there are several items referencing both the film and other Jim Henson works including the Muppets and The Dark Crystal, including a picture of Henson himself holding Kermit the frog hanging on the wall.
Fedi.Video
@FediVideo@social.growyourown.services  ·  activity timestamp 5 hours ago

You can watch classic public domain films on PeerTube, there's a playlist at:

🍿 https://fedi.video/w/p/fHrzK7h9WDaR2dmLRPszeM

(This is the sound film playlist, the silent film playlist is at https://fedi.video/w/p/sp9msEzM8z5SPZuizBzxFG)

- On a phone: Swipe up first two videos at bottom to browse rest of playlist

- On a computer: Choose video by scrolling through playlist on right of screen

- If you're watching embedded: Click ⏭️ or ⏮️ to see next or previous videos in playlist

cc @film

#Film#Movies#PublicDomain#PeerTube
Strypey
@strypey@mastodon.nzoss.nz  ·  activity timestamp last week

Well, having finished Andor season 2, I just finished rewatching Rogue One. I enjoyed it more in some ways for knowing some of Andor's backstory. But that just underscores how undeveloped the characters were. We were supposed to feel something when they all died at the end, in quick succession. But I didn't feel like I really got to know them, and it all happened too fast.

I thought it was average the first time, and my opinion hasn't really changed.