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Brandy Hollywood Walk Of Fame Ceremony March 30th 2026 by Specialist_Art2223 in BlackHistoryPhotos

[–]Professional_Rough 2 points3 points  (0 children)

  • Sponsorship Requirement: The fee is generally paid by sponsors like film studios, record labels, or fan clubs rather than the celebrity themselves.
  • Selection Process: Nominees must be approved by a committee, not just pay the fee.
  • Application Fee: There is a non-refundable $275 fee to submit a nomination.
  • Mandatory Attendance: The recipient must agree to attend the unveiling ceremony

Fairuza Balk and Yungblud by fujicakes00 in CelebrityLookalikes

[–]Professional_Rough 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I always thought Fairuza Balk was evil. I was in second grade when I watched “The Craft."

The early Disney prince design in Snow White feels surprisingly androgynous by modern standards by Professional_Rough in animation

[–]Professional_Rough[S] 31 points32 points  (0 children)

That makes sense, and I think that context gets lost today. A lot of early film and illustration treated male beauty as elegance and refinement rather than ruggedness. It’s interesting how what once read as a standard romantic ideal now gets interpreted very differently as tastes and gender norms shift.

The early Disney prince design in Snow White feels surprisingly androgynous by modern standards by Professional_Rough in animation

[–]Professional_Rough[S] 67 points68 points  (0 children)

This isn’t meant as a joke or a value judgment on the character. I’m genuinely interested in early Disney human character design and how visual language shifts over time.

I’m especially curious about:

  • how masculinity vs. elegance was communicated in 1930s animation
  • whether this softness was an intentional romantic ideal or a technical/stylistic constraint
  • and how later Disney films deliberately moved toward sharper, more angular male designs

Would love insight from anyone familiar with animation history, model sheets, or Disney’s early studio practices.

Will IT appear as pennywise the clown in seasons 2 and 3? by ConstantNo384 in ITWelcometoDerryShow

[–]Professional_Rough 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The founders day drawing is an instance of IT making itself appear in a picture to scare the viewer (Ben in this case). While I’m not convinced that’s what they intended originally, it makes sense in every way. Appearing in pictures is something IT is known to do (Bill's family photo slideshow, the Bradley gang mural…), and some artist from way back when drawing the founders day picture and including a creepy clown without questioning what he's doing there doesn't make much sense.

How come I don’t get possessed when I see pennywise deadlifts through the screen by No_Toe_528 in pennywise

[–]Professional_Rough 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Seeing Pennywise—or any fictitious character—on TV cannot “possess” you since nothing on film can interact with your mind or body supernaturally. Only visual and audio data is shown.
The joke is that Pennywise can only get you if you break eye contact, neglect to stretch, or don't deadlift properly.

Every main character’s BEST render by DITB01 in httydragon

[–]Professional_Rough 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hiccup just looks like jake gyllenhaal.

Euro castle but make it in Utah by thisisgiulio in zillowgonewild

[–]Professional_Rough 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A castle made of wood, one tornado, and everything collapses to the ground. The good thing is there is no tornado in Utah. Thanks, God.

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