A sweet fantasy short film about a little girl and a bookshop.
A sweet fantasy short film about a little girl and a bookshop.
There is so much more that's wrong with this movie. Most notably, the scene where the werewolf falls in love with the baby. Yep. That is a thing that happens. Just when you thought the movie couldn't get any dumber, the werewolf falls in love with the baby. I need another drink. Hopefully we can get some fantasy or sci-fi movies that aren't completely terrible.
Trailer for Pixar's upcoming fantasy film, "Brave." Hopefully they can redeem themselves after "Cars 2." As far as fantasy goes though, this certainly looks better than either "Snow White" film.
If "The Elder Scrolls" were turned into a 1980s Saturday morning cartoon.
Yes, this entire series is as messed up and crazy and wonderfully silly as the cover implies.
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Fantasy author Jim C. Hines decided one day to pose like the women on the cover of his novel, "The Stepsister Scheme." After realizing how awkward posing like that was, he decided to recreate other poses from fantasy book covers.
"I spent the rest of last night with pain running through most of my back. Even the pose in The Shape of Desire, which first struck me as rather low-key, is difficult to imitate and feels really forced. Trying to launch my chest and buttocks
"It's not a question of where he grips it! It's a simple question of weight ratios."
There really is no privacy in fantasy, is there?
The great heroes of fantasy: a woman in golden bikini armor and a fat guy.