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Animator commentary track! https://onanimation.com/2019/03/23/the-into-the-spider-verse-animator-commentary-track-is-here/

Garbage & Screaming Females' version of Because the Night. Song starts at about 1:35: There is also a studio recording with a music video. However I didn't embed that one because the version on YouTube has moments of weird audio mixing (certain instruments go loud momentarily for no apparent reason)... but more importantly because it means you miss out on seeing the live performance's outro guitar heroics!

Or Lego! What would happen in the Toy Story Cinematic Universe if a child arranged a set of Lego bricks into a humanoid character, and then broke it apart to turn it into a spaceship (with eyes and a face so it would be its own character), and then used the same set of bricks to construct a different character? Would the three different characters have different personalities and voice actors? Or even more horrifyingly... Perhaps it is a blessing that the Lego licence lies elsewhere.

I'm sorry, but there has only ever been precisely one (1) worthy cover of Stairway to Heaven: The solo is an improvement on the original!

A Twitter thread in response to the news that MySpace had lost over a decade's worth of uploaded music: At the end of the thread they added a final tweet, quoting this and going "arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh":

Phase 4-6: The Dark Phoenix Saga: Third Time's The Charm

Er... kois?

That remix of Sonic Adventure's Final Egg! They also released this short cartoon. I know NEG got negged for posting it in his annual Sonic thread. It's not as good as the *adorable* Sonic Mania Adventures cartoons, but it is probably the first time they've made me like Big the Cat!

The build-up to this:

I think you just invented 4'33.

All the de-aging effects are primarily CGI (there's behind the scenes footage of Jackson with tracking dots on his face). The comment about hair and makeup effects playing a much bigger part than people assume came from Russell: https://io9.gizmodo.com/it-turns-out-that-visual-effects-actually-did-do-a-lot-1797755708

No, no-one's suggesting that every case of someone preferring Alita, or choosing to watch it last weekend instead of Captain Marvel, is because of this campaign. But there is a boycotting campaign (though as it turned out, a minuscule proportion of people acted on it). And to be aware of it, you don't have to go seeking out the parts of the internet that orchestrated it; I stumbled across it being mentioned on general movie news/discussion sites, in both the articles and user comments.