#Steve Bullock

[politicaldilfs]

Montana Governor DILFs

Greg Gianforte, Ted Schwinden, Marc Racicot, J. Hugo Aronson, Elmer Holt, Brian Schweitzer, Forrest H. Anderson, John E. Erickson, Frank Henry Cooney, Stan Stephens, Thomas Lee Judge, John W. Bonner, Roy E. Ayers, Sam C. Ford, Steve Bullock, Tim Babcock

[v1tfrma]

Who doesn't love the boosh?

[jazzplusplus]

1984 - Carla Bley Band - poster promo pour l'album “Heavy Heart” (France) - ECM records

Carla Bley (org, synth), Steve Slagle (fl, sax), Hiram Bullock (g), Michael Mantler (tp), Gary Valente (tb), Earl McIntyre (tuba), Kenny Kirkland (p), Steve Swallow (b), Victor Lewis (dr), Manolo Badrena (perc)

Recorded September and October 1983 at Grog Kill Studio, New York

[camyfilms]

THE PRINCE OF EGYPT 1998

But I was their enemy. I was the prince of Egypt, the son of the man who slaughtered... their children! You've chosen the wrong messenger! H-how can I even speak to these people?

[zea9love]

Earth-3490 stans, MAKE SOME NOISE!!! I made this back in 2021.

•Sandra Bullock as Natasha Stark

•Song: SMO- she drives me crazy

•coloring credit: onceuponavideo

[roskirambles]

(Archive) Animated movie of the day: The Prince of Egypt (1998)

Originally posted: January 6th, 2022 No, I'm not a man of faith. In fact, I can be very critical of it. So I can't say in all honesty that I agree in the slightest with the theological and moral views or the historical descriptions in the Old Testament. However, I can find artistic merit in a well told story, which is very much the case of this film.

This early Dreamworks production is by no means the only cinema retelling of the story of Moses and the captivity of Israel in the land of Egypt (one of Hollywood's biggest epics is The Ten Commandments (1956) after all). What this version of the story does that others don't, however, is bring a human layer to a part of the story that simply wasn't there before. The aforementioned epic and even the Biblical recounting seem to mostly skim over this part, but Moses and the Pharaoh(who wasn't specified as Ramses in the Book of Exodus yet is referred as such in this and other films) used to be brothers. Adoptive of course, but this means the antagonistic relationship they're put through given the conflict should've meant more to them than just making demands to each other or spouting lines about which God is the true one.

That's the one true strength of the film. I don't agree with God's approach in this tale, but the movie's very compelling drama puts in perspective why people would. You can empathise with Moses here, seeing his plight as an israelite that can't turn a blind eye to the suffering of "just slaves" anymore. You can also empathise with Ramses, always craving for the respect of his father but never feeling earning of it, and being torn between his former brother and his duty as the ruler of the land.

It surpasses one of Hollywood's biggest classics not because of a bigger scope, but rather a smaller one, that also manages to be more accurate to the Biblical accounts with fewer liberties. It should be telling of it's quality that even as an atheist I still earnestly recommend this film.

[the-gershomite]

Ghost #12 -March 1996-

(11-20 of 20)

writer: Eric Luke

pencil art: David Bullock

inker: Randy Emberlin

letters: Steve Haynie

colors: Chris Chalenor

[randomrichards]

THE PRINCE OF EGYPT:

A clash of brothers

Fate of hebrews in their hands

Epic Dreamworks gem

[tealeavesandthorns]

//both Rupert Graves and Rory McCann were in my dreams last night soooooo geuss I'll be thinking about them all day.

[musicollage]

Carla Bley — Sextet. 1987 : ECM WATT.

! enjoy the album ★ provide a coffee !

[fox4789]

American Dad!

American Dad! is about to change on November 10th 2024 the show will be focusing on Family.

9 main Characters of American Dad!

Stan Smith

Francine Smith

Steve Smith

Hayley Smith

Klaus

Roger

Jeff Fischer

Avery Bullock

Debbie Hyman

5 recurring characters include

Snot Lonstein

Barry Robinson

Toshi Yoshida

Principal Lewis

Lisa Silver

American Dad! will have new adventures. Stan and going on missions with the director. Stan and Avery being gay. Hayley going on adventures with Jeff. Steve going on adventures with Debbie Hyman. Roger being at outcast. The show will have more laughs with the Smith family and their friends. American Dad! is about to be rewritten from seasons 1-18 and beyond.

[fox124693]

American Dad

American Dad! is about to change in 2024 the show will be focusing on Family

8 main Characters of American Dad!

Stan Smith

Francine Smith

Steve Smith

Hayley Smith

Klaus

Roger

Jeff Fischer

Avery Bullock

American Dad! will have new adventures. Stan and going on missions with the director. Stan and Avery being gay. Hayley going on adventures with Jeff. Steve going on adventures with Toshi, Barry and Snot. Roger being at outcast. The show will have more laughs with the Smith family and their friends. American Dad! is about to be rewritten from seasons 1-18 and beyond.

[phantombmoll]

There are three fictional cops who just have, and will always have, a chokehold over me. Most of the time I don't even think about it but then they pop up in a dream and suddenly I'm a young 20 something wanting to write some hot, dirty smut about them because yes, yes I would absolutely like to live in a fictional world, have them fall in love with me and then have the constant hot kind of passion that Evie and Ric O'Connell clearly still had.

Harvey Bullock

Greg Lestrade

And

Steve Sloan

[ryan123-2]

Family Guy, King of The Hill and American Dad! are the best shows ever

The 3 shows need to connect again

Crossover episodes of Family Guy, American Dad! and King of The Hill will return next year in the new storylines of the 3 shows

[bigtiddydevilbf]

IDC who you are, what your religious beliefs are, what your social standing is, gender, sex, preference whatever. You should watch The Prince of Egypt 1998

It is such a beautiful movie, with an amazing story, gorgeous animation, and a killer soundtrack along with a cast that honestly I wouldn't have expected. IDK I'm watching it again, I grew up with this movie, I got my agnostic partner to watch and fall in love with it, I don't follow any religion now but it doesn't matter, because it's such a powerful movie I really believe anyone can enjoy it.

And okay because I'm sure people will bring up the extremely valid point that the casting isn't the most accurate to race, I understand, I really truly do and I don't dismiss those points being made. I will say though, that this movie is from the late 90s, and unfortunately those things were a lot more common, and it doesn't diminish how beautiful this film is. I truly feel people who appreciate a good story, animation, and or music will be able to take something out of it. Religious or not.

I mean, if you still don't believe me check out the Plague scene

[d-white211]