Liminal & Eerie

Lieux étranges, nostalgie inexpliquée et espaces de transition.

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Sideways (2004) Starring Paul Giamatti, Thomas Haden Church, Virginia Madsen, Sandra Oh

Collection of scenes. Oscar winner for Best Adapted Screenplay.

u/WolfCine — 3 days ago
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No team of Villains. No multiverse. No galaxy at stake. Just Spider-Man saving a train full of people and it's still one of the best

u/LickItToGrowIt — 4 days ago
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McDonalds "Apple Pie Tree" animatronic poses for a photo with some fans, 1984

u/harveystur — 3 days ago

Touched by an Angel always brought me comfort. Did it mean something to you too

I’ve been revisiting Touched by an Angel and it reminded me why this show meant so much to me growing up. It’s one of those series that brings a quiet kind of comfort. The kind that finds you on a rough week and somehow makes you feel a little lighter.

There’s sadness in so many of the stories, but there’s always hope threaded through them. Psalm 151 with Wynonna Judd is the one that has always stayed with me.

If you watched it too, I’d love to hear what stayed with you. A moment, an episode, a feeling. What made you love it.

u/tucbythecolefield — 3 days ago
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Inflatable Hammers used to be everywhere in the 90s.

Everybody knows the feeling of getting bopped around the head with one of these at a birthday party back in the day, even on a summer holiday they would be selling them on the beach fronts.

u/Nanibackflip — 3 days ago

Abandoned office in my building

My office building is an old WW2 gunpowder factory and we only rent a portion, the rest is vacant. Many rooms have the original lighting and furniture. It creeps me out to walk by but is also super cool.

u/Birdsandthetrees43 — 4 days ago

Spirula + Blender 5.3 arty test I made that I hope ticks the boxes of liminal whilst also not being "just another Backrooms" pastiche. Not AI; the technique here is 3D Gaussian Splats

u/SnipperAndClipper — 4 days ago
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The kind of cartoons we used to watch

u/dittidot — 5 days ago