gregrozeboom.bsky.social
Genre art, genre film, and the strange alchemy in between. Motion graphics animator specializing in short, looping animations of classic sci-fi, horror, and fantasy art.
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Jane, for the love of all that's holy, make it stop.
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Well said!
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...that it can overpower the artist's intent. That doesn't always happen, but sometimes it does. Now, did I ever tell you about Star Wars?...
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I think the internet has amplified this tendency: We come up with a narrative, or our own slant about a work of art, and we fall in love with it. It's human nature, and it's part of appreciating things. Social media, and maybe just culture in general, can carry such a momentum with it...
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Haha, yeah I never thought you were a fan. That's why I was surprised to see you bring it up😂
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Oh yeah! It's interesting that when something becomes your hobby, you notice it everywhere. Weed was never mine, but I was always hanging out with the creative and open-minded types.
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I'm a 1970 kid, but all the older stoners were CERTAIN this was a not-very-coded message. Peter Yarrow claims innocence, and given it was written in '58, I'm inclined to agree: www.grunge.com/1303669/real...
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Gotcha my friend!! Just realized I hadn't seen you around in a bit at 'the other place'😉
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It's two scratchers, right? I found it, and yours looks like a double-wide.
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"Enhance!"
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Gotta start with my favorite movie of 2024 by an enormous distance, FURIOSA: A MAD MAX SAGA. The only movie so far to give us The Octoboss.
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Amy and I recommend it. It's strange and lovely, and pretty wild.
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That reminds me that one of my favorite 2024 movies not everybody necessarily heard of was RIDDLE OF FIRE, which is not quite kid appropriate but stars some little rascal hellraisers on dirt bikes battling a scary cult over a blueberry pie. A total delight.
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Haha, just another standard of masculinity for me to ignore😅
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Bro is built like a silverback with ballerina legs😆
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The international team of Santa figures is a nice touch
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Yeah I was going for "wake up! time to die!" here
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Ah, but the relief I felt when Professor Von Franz pulls those cat treats out of his pocket!
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Every cat is their own person, and some people bite😆
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Did you play rough with hands, or do they belong to the streets?