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Tired from practice 🫣

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Concept art vs Final version - KPop Demon Hunters

from Animation Magazine

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I just hope the people who animated these scenes get all the recognition they deserve cuz these expressions? The resignation and devastation you see in those eyes? It physically hurt to watch the characters go through all this

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KPop Demon Hunters Feature in Keyframe Magazine Issue No. 30

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Ohh...🫠 THATS ..

Also, look at these amazing concept art 💕🔥

RUMI IS SO GORGEOUS 😍

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from Sony Pictures Animation twitter

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yep this ship got me

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K-pop: Demon Hunters - early vis dev - 2022 - part 01/?

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Rumi & Jinu from Kpop Demon Hunters

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Watching the Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes is realizing that despite the obvious implication that Lucy Gray is the songbird and Snow is the Snake…it’s likely the opposite.

Lucy gray controlled the snakes and used them as her weapon of choice, the snake biting him was Lucy’s kiss goodbye. She is the snake.

Snow sold Sejanus out through the jabberjay’s, they were his tool to fly back home and back into power. He is the songbird.

But at the same time…as in her Ballad, Lucy Gray flys away with the mockingjays after she sings the Hanging Tree one final time while fleeing Snow. She is physically a songbird. And Snow chose to work with Dr. Gaul, who created and controlled those snakes. He was the snake who betrayed his friend.

Who is the songbird and who is the snake? It’s unclear, but isn’t that the mystery?

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The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes (2023) + tweets

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THE HUNGER GAMES THE BALLAD OF SONGBIRDS AND SNAKES MOVIE SPOILERS

So I watched the TBOSAS movie today & I have thoughts. It is good as its own thing I think they did a great job to put the most important things into this one movie. Since they couldn't squeeze everything in the movie it took some liberties to cut off & change moments around a bit.

I think the changes they made to how the 10th hunger games play out was a great change. And I loved that they kept the violence.

The movie didn't show any of Coriolanus inner monologues which is a shame it's my favorite part of the book but having the audience come out and interpret how Coryo feels themselves isn't so bad either since Tom Blyth's portrayal as Coriolanus snow was magnificent.

The movie focused more on Coriolanus relationship with the prominent characters & sadly cut a lot of interactions with his other classmates. Especially Clemensia we don't hear or see her again after she gets the snake bite or even if she's still alive.

The chemistry between Tom Blyth & Rachel Zelger was amazing it really shines through to their character's relationship. Regarding the snowbaird relationship they added a new moment that wasn't in the book replacing a scene in the book. We got only one kiss from them in the movie contrary to the many kisses in the book.

The last part in the forest cabin between Coriolanus & Lucy Gray felt really tense like they were about to kill each other right there & then I loved it. Tom Blyth's performance really shined through this part, the hurt & betrayal he felt after he got bit made him look scary.

The fate of Lucy Gray was left as ambiguous as it was in the book. But we clearly get to see Coriolanus shoot her down but nothing more other than the birds singing the hanging tree which paranoid him. I wished they addressed the part where they erased the records of the 10th hunger games but it wasn't mentioned.

The ending showing Coriolanus full transformation to a villain was chilling I can really feel he carried a different vibe then what he was like in the beginning of the movie.

Overall a great film to show the beginning of the hunger games & how it developed to what we know it as down the line. A villain origin story showcasing how Coriolanus experiences shape him & how he rose to power. Like Coriolanus said snow lands on top.

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One of the things I really enjoyed in TBOSAS book was being able to look into Coriolanus mind. I find his inner monologues hilarious at times which makes me love his character. So I'm wondering how it will be adapted in the movie if they have a voice over or maybe not, leaving his thoughts & feelings up to the audience interpretation.

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Princess Rhaenyra was a different matter. Daemon spent long hours in her company, enthralling her with tales of his journeys and battles.

He gave her pearls and silks and books and a jade tiara said once to have belonged to the Empress of Leng,

He read poems to her, dined with her, hawked with her, sailed with her, entertained her by making mock of the greens at court, the “lickspittles” fawning over Queen Alicent and her children.

He praised her beauty, declaring her to be the fairest maid in all the Seven Kingdoms. Uncle and niece began to fly together almost daily, racing Syrax against Caraxes to Dragonstone and back.

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Way to ruin it for everyone I think this is really the end for twitter

what the everloving fuck

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The fifth book of VADD novel is now available for preorder in Taiwan!

On Twitter, 知翎文化chilin announced that 反派角色只有死亡結局 (Villains Are Destined to Die) fifth book will be released on June 8!

The fifth book has Callisto on the cover and what looks like a limited edition card of him.

Plus, there's a special giveaway with two transparent acrylic postcards of Callisto's illustration and Gyeoeul-nim's signature.

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How could they take them away from me!? They delivered so well in the tropes I love 💔