Vidathons are something I enjoy as a watcher, not being able to create vids to save my life, but full of admiration the people who can. In many a fandom.
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As the multifandom vid-a-thon festivids went online, this multifandom person is rejoicing.

My personal selection of favourites so far:

Blade Runner:

November Rain : captures the gorgeous visuals (Ridley Scott at his best) and the intense messed-up ness of that favourite sci fi film of mine beautifully. I think the most striking and unexpected ( Read more... )

Still coughing, still wheezing, and so without further ado, more Yuletide:

Neverwhere

The Invisible City: Dark, brilliant: the Marquis de Carabas and Richard Mayhew, and an adventure that like the original uses London geography and names in a stunning way.

Mad Lord Time: this one gives us New York Below, and Door and Richard visiting.

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Conversations with both likeadeuce and wee_warrior this past week made me think about shows that basically put the villain in the central character position and pull this off without being narratively dishonest (i.e. they don’t go the simple route of just making all the good guys look stupid, incompetent and/or bland so the villain/hero shines all the more). What ( Read more... )