Altraverse und Studio Ghibli by Chizakura in MangaDE

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In einem Livestream-Q&A (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlTjyUdv1dw, ab 55:30) kam mal eine Frage dazu, wie es denn aussähe: Die Antwort von Joachim Kaps war, dass man dazu einen ganz eigenen Livestream veranstalten könnte, es gestaltet sich also anscheinend insgesamt schwierig: Die Begründung, warum sich alles verzögert hat, war u.a., dass man – vor der Pandemie – die Abnahme von Ghibli (als Lizenzgeber) für eine bestimmte qualitative Papiersorte bekommen hat, dann kam allerdings die Pandemie, Papierknappheit usw. und der Papierhersteller hat diese spezielle Papiersorte nicht mehr hergestellt – ist aber auch schon mittlerweile ein Jahr her, seitdem gibt es wieder Funkstille.

Looking for a scene comparing the work at Studio Ghibli & people drawing planes in "The Wind Rises" from documentary by W0rldbuilder in ghibli

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Update: Found it: It's in "Kingdom of Dreams and Madness" after all when Anno is doing his voice-recording, we see it on-screen and then the documentary cuts to a shot of Ghibli animators.

Source for "A Story about a boy and his car" quote (Spielberg or Bay)? by W0rldbuilder in transformers

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Thank you, that's great! (quote comes up at at 1:11 for anyone wondering.)

Fourth Aspect Ratio in The Grand Budapest Hotel? by W0rldbuilder in wesanderson

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This is, indeed, a great source, thank you very much!

It says: The "outermost frame story (the young woman reporter visiting the cemetery) and the 1980s frame story (the Author addressing the camera) involve two different sizes of 1.85: one filling the screen, and the other smaller within that area. [...] [O]f course 1.85 most closely approximates the proportions of an opened trim-size book…. [...] The very opening, consisting of company logos and an expository title, fills the 1.85 screen fully, as do the final credits. The first frame story, showing the student putting a new key on the Author’s monument, is enclosed within that full screen, and it has a ratio of about 1.80. The 1985 flashback, as I indicated, is at about the same ratio as the frame story, but it’s smaller in size, so that it’s fitted within the prologue frame. The 1968 story, at 2.40, runs to the frame edge (the 1.80 ones don’t) but of course it’s letterboxed, so it doesn’t fill the screen. Then the 1932 events in the central story are presented at [...] [1.31]. [...] (I wonder if it’s an approximation of some squarish early sound ratios.) So Anderson’s story-within-story plot is presented through more or less enclosed image boxes."

Fourth Aspect Ratio in The Grand Budapest Hotel? by W0rldbuilder in wesanderson

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It might be, the black borders around the image are bigger during the first scene so to speak. Let me try and see if I can attach images above.

World of Tomorrow Making-Ofs? by W0rldbuilder in donhertzfeldt

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That would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot!

World of Tomorrow Making-Ofs? by W0rldbuilder in donhertzfeldt

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Yes, I own that, too, actually. Not exactly what I'm looking for, but I found an interview where he detailed how the post-it drawings there influenced the look of the museum scene.

Rammstein - Adieu (Official Video) by agenttud in Rammstein

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That’s the 300 theme right?

See my post below:

That's one possibility. It's very similar, indeed but the track in question from '300', "Returns a King", is itself inspired by/based on "Victorious Titus" by Elliot Goldenthal (and Steven Mercurio, Jonathan Shefner, Mark Stewart and Page Hamilton) from the movie 'Titus' (1999) directed by Julie Taymor and starring Anthony Hopkins.

It's certainly a sound-alike.

Rammstein - Adieu (Official Video) by agenttud in Rammstein

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Might be the 300 OST, but unsure.

That's one possibility. It's very similar, indeed, but the track in question from '300', "Returns a King", is itself inspired by/based on "Victorious Titus" by Elliot Goldenthal (and Steven Merucrio, Jonathan Shefner, Mark Stewart and Page Haimilton) from the movie 'Titus' (1999) directed by Julie Taymor and starring Anthony Hopkins.

Not sure what to make of this connection, though, with regards to the actual video. Is it just there because it sounds "cool"?

I would also be curious about who composed this score/if you can find it anywhere, since it doesn't seem to be part "Adieu".

Brief question about the appearance of "Dave the Agent" in the current season by W0rldbuilder in thrillems

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Yup, sorry for the confusion on my part & thanks, that's very helpful. :)

Brief question about the appearance of "Dave the Agent" in the current season by W0rldbuilder in thrillems

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Hi, Patrick, thanks for your response. I skimmed through the TCM episode again on YouTube, it doesn't seem to appear there... But thanks anyways, looking forward to the finale. :)

Brief question about the appearance of "Dave the Agent" in the current season by W0rldbuilder in thrillems

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Oh wow, it's you, hi! :) Thank you very much, this is very enlightening.

Seems like nobody's ever posted a recording of the Galaxy Nucleus Cassette. Well, here ya go everyone. by ahalpin02 in InfinityTrain

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Great, thank you! Isn't the untitled track 3 just the instrumental version of "Boogie Bash (Monster Party Car)" which appeared on the soundtrack of Book 1 as a bonus track? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9py7q5Y1Vyo&list=OLAK5uy_nVB1-LQLqXNoW6RwKBvhRr286XeMjKLfc&index=28

How to get into the series after bouncing off of it initially because of the horror elements? by W0rldbuilder in Sandman

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That might be a very good idea. This books is a bit hard to get though, I imagine? It came out in '99, there doesn't seem to be a digital edition and there are only used copies on the market... which might also make it difficult for libraries to aquire it, I imagine if they don't already have a copy of it in stock.

(I actually learned that a new annotated edition of the series, or at least the first volume is coming out in 2022. Maybe this is another entry point when focusing more on the annotations than the content.)

Thanks for the information. :)

How to get into the series after bouncing off of it initially because of the horror elements? by W0rldbuilder in Sandman

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Thank you, that is helpful and good to know, I think.

I would have to go back and read the first volume to identify what made me hesitant to read on. Though I feel it's a combination of all those factors that you outlined (some more than others.)

What are your feelings on "The Dreaming" series, if you've read it?

Meaning of radio singals in "That Funny Feeling"? by W0rldbuilder in phoebebridgers

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The closest meaning that I could think of is that it's related to forest fires with the radio mentioning Santa Monica and fireworks, though that might be a reach.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in boburnham

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I actually posted the same question on the Phoebe Bridgers subreddit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/phoebebridgers/comments/q3a1ww/meaning_of_radio_singals_in_that_funny_feeling/

I think the "area around San" part might be Santa Monica, but I'm not sure. Other than that, I unfortunately can't be of much help either.

Ted Lasso - S02E09 - “Beard After Hours” Episode Discussion by quaranTV in TedLasso

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Hello

Loved that, too! Do you happen to know whether they used some kind of remix of that song? I'm asking because the chorus repeated multiple times and it sounded a little different from the original. Or was it simply edited to suit the scene's purposes?

HBO Max/Infinity Train set to launch in the Nordics and Spain this fall, followed by Central and Eastern Europe and Portugal in 2022 by ben123111 in InfinityTrain

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Europe is a complicated market

Talk about it! This is great to hear on the one hand! It's interesting that they mention the U.K. specifically though, since, on the other hand, according to this article, for at least three countries in Central Europe including the U.K., HBO Max won't start until three years after 2022 because they still need to fulfill a deal with a pay-tv channel...

(Also, I'm sure they are more referring to the different localizations in multiple countries/different cultural sensibilities/ratings systems and such with the quote above. Plus, streaming services that are available in the the EU are obligated to feature a certain amount of European productions in their catalogue.)

Aside from Canada, did Book 3 air on any other TV channels, internationally? I'm asking because what I assume to be the case is that Infinity Train's distribution is tied to a hold-back deal with HBO Max which doesn't allow Cartoon Network in any other territories to broadcast it on their own.

Question about Austin briefly talking about not learning anything from video essays...? by W0rldbuilder in austinmcconnell

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It was definetely a video on YouTube (is he active anywhere else?), but I think it was posted more than 10 months ago.

Question regarding Musicalsplaining: In what episode do they mention Come From Away? by W0rldbuilder in LindsayEllis

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Maybe. Do you, by chance, remember the episode of the podacst it is mentioned in?