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he looks so tiny from this angle. it makes me want to step on him and squish him like a bug but also pick him up and eat him

I’m OBSESSED with this movie rn for some reason

I can’t think of anything to draw for it so have a shitty meme✌️

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The real way brok died

honestly this is the funniest thing i’ve ever made

Here's some recent artwork I've done for the Sweeney Todd fanfiction I'm working on with my friend:

Featuring my original character, Rose, who is the main character alongside Sweeney. And also the rest of my original characters like the police chief, Hugh Janvier.

You can read their story now on Ao3 and Wattpad. Updated every Saturday morning at 12am.

The Shining: ‘Weird’ new Jack Nicholson detail brought to light that ‘nobody noticed before’

Jacob Stolworthy,Chief Culture Reporter at The Independent and presenter of 'Go to Bat'

Ulivieri wrote: “I’ve noticed something odd happening in Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining. True, there’s plenty of odd things going on in The Shining, but this is really weird.”

He added: “I don’t think anyone has ever noticed it before, because I cannot find anything about it. No article, no video, nothing.”

Ulivieri then went on to point out the multiple times in the film that Nicholson, in character as Jack Torrance, looks directly down the lens of the camera.

It’s highlighted that, while Nicholson does this many times from the beginning of the film, right up until its frosty conclusion, it is almost imperceptible as the stare never lasts that long.

Ulivieri also added: “I am talking about all the times in which Jack Torrance looks at the camera but there’s no one to look at.”

Backing up the spot is a scene from documentary Making the Shining in which Kubrick is seen asking Nicholson to glance directly at his camera in the moments preceding him axeing the door down.

He theorises that the looks could be to unnerve the audience, without them realising. It’s also suggested that the camera could be a representation of a ghost from the Overlook Hotel, which Nicholson “spots” early on.

Fans of the film are praising Ulivieri, who also posted a video about the theory, with many hailing the perception as “brilliant”, “fantastic” and “fascinating”.

Self portrait piece

Not finished yet

“Ah! This must be our room. Thank you, Mr. Torrance! Come along, Penny!”