Early Friday Film Feature: Panty & Stocking S1E3-4, followed by E3 of The High School Heroes, and then... It's Such a Beautiful Day (2012) - 10PM UTC/5PM EST
Early Friday Film Feature: Panty & Stocking S1E3-4, followed by E3 of The High School Heroes, and then... It's Such a Beautiful Day (2012) - 10PM UTC/5PM EST
We'll start at around 10-15 minutes past the hour.
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Descriptions/Content Warnings:
Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt S1E3 (24 minutes), from Wikipedia:
"Catfight Club": Panty and Stocking get into a heated argument over a missing cup of pudding and go their separate ways. However, they are forced to put their differences aside to defeat a pair of Ghosts who work as a team.
"Pulp Addiction": The Ghosts of vengeful sperm cause a shortage of tissue paper, rendering the men in Daten City incapable of wiping themselves after ejaculating.
Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt S1E4 (24 minutes), from Wikipedia:
"The Diet Syndrome": Stocking finds herself gaining weight and goes on an intense diet, but she only keeps getting fatter until she balloons into a giant. When the cause is revealed to be from an obese Ghost who refuses to diet, Stocking sets out for revenge. Upon defeating the Ghost, Stocking returns to her original figure.
"High School Nudical": Daten City High School holds a lingerie run in which participants must race in their underwear. The run is interrupted by a Ghost who eats underwear, including Panty and Stocking's weapons, so Panty must resort to using whatever underwear she can find.
- General CW for Panty & Stocking: Lots of low-brow lewd humor, jokes about sex, jokes about overeating, jokes about poop, jokes about abortion, etc. Expect it to be edgy.
The High School Heroes (48 minutes): Fun and heartwarming tokusatsu mini-series about high school students in Japan who become super heroes. Has a great trans-coming-out subplot that seems to be handled very well.
- CW: Probably more monsters in this one.
It's Such A Beautiful Day (2012, 62 minutes), from IMDb:
Bill struggles to put together his shattered psyche, in this new feature film version of Don Hertzfeldt's animated short film trilogy.
Why did I pick this experimental animated film? Been thinking a lot lately about getting older, life, death etc. and it bothers me tbh. This film supposedly deals with this. Will it make me feel any better? Not sure, but it is at least supposed to be very very good.
- CW: Deals with some very serious topics in a lighthearted way, such as mental illness, disability, and mortality. This might be a bit of an emotional film.