u/LoudyKing202

Crazy to think this movie is 15 years old now.

Anyways, I kind of wanted watch something that wasn't super long and I had already seen two other films from Danny Boyle, Trainspotting and 28 Days Later, so I decided to watch this.

It's honestly insane and sad that something like this happened to a real person. A guy being stuck to a boulder and having to cut his arm off to survive and somehow living to tell the tale.

I really love the visual choices Boyle makes with this film, from the wide shots to the split screen shots. And James Franco honestly gives a great performance as Aron Ralston. I honestly love the

I still think that Trainspotting and 28 Days Later are a bit stronger, but still, 127 Hours is amazing.

Even as someone who's more of a Simpsons guy, I got to admit, South Park nailed their movie better.

Such an underrated fit on her.

First image is official, source for second image is https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/70685882

Sources for images (Image 1 is official):

2. https://x.com/hrtw136/status/1058657356614156288

3. Unknown

4. https://x.com/majoccoid/status/1060476443363225605

5. https://truejekart.tumblr.com/post/180933541726/futaba-in-necronomicon-dress

6. https://www.tumblr.com/glaciemdraco/180434661961/phantom-thieves-of-hearts-official-art-with-the

I already posted the Dragon from Belle here a couple of days ago, so why not talk about another version of the Beast from Beauty and the Beast that isn't the Disney film?

Yes, there is a French version from the 40s, and it's honestly amazing. I watched it for a college film class a year or two ago and it's such a gem.

Anyways, I love how this version is a bit more animal-like compared to some of the other versions. Really makes the whole Beast side of him stand out all the more. Plus, his outfits are ornate as all hell.

A peak design from an underappreciated adaptation of a classic fairy tale.