Probably one of the better scenes in the later seasons
▲ 180 r/freefolk

Probably one of the better scenes in the later seasons

She pressed delete on the whole house lol and it was a season opening as well

u/Haunting_Homework381 — 4 days ago

Anastasia's blue opera gown lives in mind rent free

Probably my favourite animated dress ever. The clothes in this film are so beautiful

u/Haunting_Homework381 — 7 days ago
▲ 448 r/costumedesign+1 crossposts

The costumes in war and peace (2016) are so bad

I still sort of like this adaptation mainly for James Norton as Andrei but the costumes look so cheap and over the place my god. There's some hit or misses with them for example the dress Natasha wears at the opera but overall I feel like they're completely unhistorical and bad.

u/Haunting_Homework381 — 10 days ago
▲ 773 r/freefolk

They could have conquered the whole world if they were married

They would make Essos their bitch as well lol

u/Haunting_Homework381 — 12 days ago

Variations of Cinderella gown in live action films/series

  1. Cinderella story (2004)

  2. Ever After (1998)

3.The Slipper and The Rose (1966)

4.Cinderella (2015)

5.Cinderella (1997)

6.Once Upon A Time (2011)

7.Into the Woods (2014)

  1. Another Cinderella story (2004)

I always loved the ever after gown the most. The design with the wings is so unique. Unpopular opinion but the live action dress doesn't hold a candle to the original silver one. The skirt is huge and impressive but the bodice is definitely lacking something. Also, the original silver dress looked like a star.

u/Haunting_Homework381 — 16 days ago
▲ 129 r/winxclub

This story spooked the hell out of me when I was little

One of the best episodes too. Thinking about it now, it would have been a perfect origin story for the three ancestral witches before Darkar recruited them

u/Haunting_Homework381 — 16 days ago
▲ 222 r/toystory

Unpopular opinion: I kind of like the fourth film

I think we can all agree that the third one was the perfect epilogue for Andy's story but I think this is kind of a perfect ending to Woody's character. These two and their relationship have always been the center of the films, Woody always knew Andy had to go on without him even if he refused to admit it sometimes. I actually think he knew he wouldn't have that connection with Bonnie and he was deeply hurt from Andy leaving but stayed in her room for the others nevertheless. I feel like the fourth movie despite being visually stunning perfectly portrays him finally moving on from his original purpose as a toy and finding new meaning in life. I think his relationship with Bo should have been explored more in the flashbacks and in present time without her character being less reminiscing of her old one ( Idk I wanted it to be a bit more romantic I guess) but I enjoyed it nevertheless. On the downside, I feel like the ending is definitely very abrupt. Buzz and Woody's goodbye definitely seemed rushed but you could tell that the writers didn't know what to do with Buzz after the first film. He has a character conflict in the first movie and for the rest he somehow falls back to his space ranger plot. You could tell the writers were more invested in Woody's character than his. Anyways, I feel like despite all the criticism that this is still a very good film. It's meant to be a character study rather than a continuation that's how I interpreted it .

u/Haunting_Homework381 — 16 days ago