Tales from a Part-Time Basement Dweller

KITTY HAT.

movieoftheday:

San: Even if all the trees return, it won’t be his forest anymore. The Great Forest Spirit is dead now. Ashitaka: Never. He’s life itself. He’s not dead, San. He’s here right now, trying to tell us something, that it’s time for both of us to live.

San: Even if all the trees return, it won’t be his forest anymore. The Great Forest Spirit is dead now.
Ashitaka: Never. He’s life itself. He’s not dead, San. He’s here right now, trying to tell us something, that it’s time for both of us to live.

neilgaiman:

fuckyeahgaiman:

shoepastryheart:

I did a papercut for a Neil Gaiman art contest. This is based on The Graveyard Book.

You guys, there’s supposed to be a tree right behind the girl, but I was tired and sleepy and I had sliced my finger and accidentally cut off the entire trunk. On the day of submission. (there were a lot of yelling inside my head)

I am such a failure. I think it worked out okay, if you didn’t know about it.

This is gorgeous!

fuckyeahdementia:

landa trolololo

swisserswatter:therivanqueen:thatgeeklover:meagansphilosophy:jewjewbees:

oh my god.

Christoph, this will never get old.

flycatcher:

by Brett Helquist

Aunt Josephine’s house is falling?

cwnerd12:

my-ear-trumpet:

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OMG IT MAKES SO MUCH SENSE

OH MY

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movieoftheday:

Princess Mononoke, 1997. Starring Billy Crudup, Claire Danes, Gillian Anderson, Minnie Driver, Jada Pinkett Smith. (Director: Hayao Miyazaki)

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Plot: In this anime epic from director Hayao Miyazaki, Prince Ashitaka (Crudup) is infected with a lethal curse, and must travel to find a cure. On his journey, he discovers himself caught in a battle between a mining town and the animals of the surrounding forest. A girl raised by wolves (Danes) leads the animals, but the forest harbors deadly supernatural powers.

What I was watching before fucking Megavideo cut me off.

I saw it when I was younger and didn’t remember what the hell I watched. Now that I’ve seen it again, it’s so far one of the most amazing movies I’ve seen in my life.