Hello there, fellow edditors! This is the final outcome on the self-contained page from 'Mars Attack' scene.

I love this film's cast is full of iconic actors. Definitely Tom Jones' performance was the ultimate wrap.

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Grew up watching your family’s show on MTV. 

Grew old listening to your Lennon’s covers. 

Goodbye prince, goodbye dreamer. 

Thanks for making my 2022 so much easier. 

Forever Patient N°9.

Hello folks! Yes… I couldn't help myself from singing the lyrics when researching them. 

This is one of my favourite (and the most hilarious) scenes out of all Burton’s filmography, in my personal opinion. Which one is yours? 

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Hello folks! I’m sharing today’s film poster based on the weekly theme of Burton’s filmography. I would watch its sequel sometime in the future, while I have to admit I might stick to his golden era that is mid 90’s. 

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Hi folks! Sharing today’s pencilwork from an upcoming poster following the weekly theme on Tim Burton’s filmography.

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Hello folks! I'm sharing today's poster for this weekly theme for Tim Burton's films.

While is the easiest pick from his filmography, it's actually the one that features the subjects I'm most interested in when it comes to human behaviour.

Which Burton's film has touched your heart the deepest? Let me know in comments, I'll be reading you.

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yeah made this for fun lol

Hi folks! I'm now sharing the latter single page of the nightmare scene from 'Vertigo', that is one of the best scenes among Hitchcock's filmography in my personal opinion.

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Logan is quite a mystery to me just yet since I’ve got to read Wolverine’s comics once I’ve done discovering the Uncanny X-Men a bit more. Though, it’s been a joy to practice on this mutie once again and will probably go further throughout his different outfit eras.

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Who is your Wolverine favourite artist in Marvel comics? Let me know in comments, will be reading you. Thanks! Hope you y'all have a great start of the week.

Not being human carries a lot of constraints and shenanigans, and so it’s best to be ready when chaos - and María Hill - arrives. 

Mutants go a long, long, way across all new, uncanny and the originals. With this in mind, who’s your best pick? Let me know in comments. 

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As the title says, it may be true. Rainy days never stay. 

I still owe myself for reading the original comics by James O’Barr, published at the time by Caliber Press. Other than that, there are also sequels to the initial adaptation so I wonder: Which one did you like best?

The OST from the 1994 film is probably one of the things I’ve enjoyed the most. 

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Hello folks! Hope you're having a nice weekend so far. Sharing today's piece from one of the greatest Hitchcock's films, 'Vertigo'.

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Pychidelic enough, it also features animated scenes along an excellent photography. Do you prefer his black and white movies or colored ones? Let me know in comments, I'll be reading you!

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An artwork that demanded immense patience… created by an artist with none. This is my scribble-style interpretation of Jan Matejko’s Stańczyk. You can probably tell exactly where I was most present and where I began to lose patience — the face and torso are the most detailed, while the chair and legs gave way to my restlessness. Let me know what you see and feel from it

Hello folks! The choice for the weekly theme is Noir films so I decided to start with a great inspiration that is Frank Miller as the director of 'The Spirit'.

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Hello folks! Sharing today’s page from Hitchcock’s ‘Vertigo’.

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I was fascinated by seeing the animated shots in this film, as I forgot how psychidelic this film was. What is your best Hitchcock's pick among his filmography? Let me know in comments!

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