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They literally did explain the Rejuvinator...
Just her having it?
No, they didn't explain that.
But, that's not really the important part.
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She also picked up a giant foot, cheap
Edited by Bocaj on Sep 6th 2019 at 10:17:30 AM
Forever liveblogging the AvengersI hope they go further in depth exactly what "dismantling the Empire" actually entails. Like, I get that they probably stopped colonizing new worlds and may have mothballed a lot of their weaponry, but what about planets that have been Gem colonies for hundreds of years? I can see them not building new kindergartens and other installations, but don't I think they would just abandon the entire planet.
Bismuth didn't make the rejuvenator sound very rare, though the Injector is obviously something less likely to be lying around.
As as side note, it's a bit odd the machine is still called an "Injector" when its basic function is essentially unrelated to the ones in the Kindergartens. What, are there even more kinds of Injectors out there?
It is injecting poisonous fluids into the planet, what else would it be called?
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.I read an interesting theory
that the other Diamonds secretly gave Spinel the Rejuvenator to use on Pink Diamond if she ever stepped too far out of line — though if true, with how much Spinel loved Pink back then, I doubt she would have used it on her, even if she found out about her being Rose Quartz.
The movie is fun spectacle, but also very retready and sloppy writing.
Isn't that fantastic?
Liked that this critic managed to be more respectful to the show and it's creators, while giving his criticism, than majority of general SU Critical peers, who are infamous for their toxicity (Lily Peet as an example).
There's an encore tonight, so I'm watching again to make miscellaneous observations (though on Amazon Video).
- God, this is a beautiful movie. It's not way more fluid like a theatrical film, but all the posing, coloring, shading, and backgrounds are way more polished. I still think the show is one of the best-looking on TV, but you can take any random shot and it'll look great.
- This is the first time Estelle is credited as "Estelle Swaray" as an actor. That might be because there are separate credits for the music where she's still just "Estelle".
- Though not as obvious about it as Steven, Connie's new design is also good at showing that she's grown—yes, she's still unrealistically short for fifteen, but she was before anyway. Figure-wise you can clearly see her getting closer to her mother.
- Steven now has a PS2 with Katamari Damacy and another cover I can't recognize. Still using a CRT with a built-in VCR.
- That imaginary, stuck up Pink Diamond
◊ looks especially anime.
- Cat Steven sort of looks like a kitten still, but is clearly older.
- "You must be Amethyst. You must be Garnet." White Diamond must have explained more over the broadcast than the audience saw.
- God, every one of Stiles' line reads in Spinel's first scene is hilarious.
- Spinel has all kinds of little animation touches: suddenly detailed teeth, irises pulsing, eyes boggling around and even looking in opposite directions.
- I think everyone getting sliced in half and starting to fall apart outdid Garnet disintegrating as the most violent way a gem's been poofed.
- Reboot!Pearl's body
◊ language
◊ is a gift
◊.
- Spinel reforming kept Pearl from trying to figure what/who Steven was.
- That's such a great twist that the villain is evil for five on-screen minutes, then comic relief for the next thirty.
- There's a specific name for the dance Spinel does
◊ where she grabs her knees as she swings them, but I can't recall it.
- "Now it's your turn!"
◊ If you watch the scene, you'll see the smear on Spinel's eye is suddenly contagious.
- Lion, 400 pound roof ornament.
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- Pearl pulled out a trumpet to announced Um-Greg Universe's arrival. She was probably surprised by all that stuff already in her gem when she looked around.
- Spinel's eyes changed
◊ when she got angry, and then changed back, both between blinks.
- They really had to edit the trailer shots very carefully to leave out Spinel or any other gems when they're rebooted.
- "My organic jacket!" is a very Milhouse line.
- Nicole Rodriguez was a storyboard revisionist who started on the movie, and there's a lot of expressions recognizably similar to the art she's posted online, especially when characters are looking stressed.
- This is a face
◊ I'm glad Steven makes now.
- We finally see the abandoned Warehouse from a new angle
◊, which shows it was original used by "Delmarvan Distribution Centers".
- Jenny had a new outfit from the concert onward, but was wearing the same clothes from before the skip in an earlier scene.
- Sadie singing with Amethyst
◊ was not something I expected.
- When Sadie sings "For what?", they actually animated her spitting onto the mic.
- "I haven't seen [Spinel] for 6000 years. Something must have happened to her since then." Are you sure it was something? Are you sure it wasn't... nothing?
- "Go find Connie." And so Lion did in about fifteen minutes. Smart Lion.
- The shot inside the warp uses nearly the same pattern, but instead of a flat background there's some really interesting angles
◊.
- "'Is this how it works?' 'Am I doing it right?'" is really the emotional nadir of the whole movie.
- Presumably the poison needed the Injector to spread through the ground, and it's not nearly as damaging otherwise.
- Some of the poison got in the water, though the montage at the end seems to show the tides somehow didn't spread it.
- Connie cut a car in half and Onion approves the property damage.
- Steven only looks star-eyed for one shot, after getting his powers back, and they're much smaller than before.
- Steven can apparently do the same stuff Pink Steven did with his shield and more.
- Spinel's tornado fists are accompanied by a Kenshiro-style "YIYIYIYI!"
- The Injector exploding made waves a thousand feet away, yet the lighthouse was somehow completely undamaged.
- Yellow Diamond sounds amazingly doping while saying "It's uuuus."
- "One of Pink's lost treasures!" Apparently, Pink had a bunch of crap no one else recovered, presumably including the Injector and Rejuvenator.
- Five favorite songs, in order: "Who We Are">"Other Friends">"Disobedient">"Drift Away">"Finale"
The dance Spinel does is called "The Charleston"...
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I mean, it was certainly intended as a celebration, that's basically what Sugar said if not in so many words. Apparently it was inspired by her accidentally factory resetting her phone and losing a bunch of important stuff.
Honestly my only real question mark is not so much where Spinel got the injector (although that's certainly valid to ask), but how she did it so fast. It seems like everything happened in the same day so Spinel basically flipped her lid, got all this high-tech shit together and made it to Earth in only what, a few hours?