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Stop the World I Wanna Get Off With You by Arctic Monkeys is perfect-fit for RWRB

I mean, look at the lyrics:

Open Sesame (We've places to go) We've people to see (Let's put 'em on hold) There's all sorts of shapes that I bet you can make When you want to escape, say the word

Doesn't look like what Alex feel to Henry post movie, after everyone knows their relationship?

Well, I know that getting you alone isn't easy to do And I don't wanna lie, and I don't wanna tell you the truth And I know we got places to go, we got people to see Think we both oughta put 'em on hold and I know you agree

And then the prechorus part, it feels freaking like the New Year's party scene to me.

Last but not least, the song title aka the chorus, showing the urge of these two lovebirds want to get alone even they need to stop the world.

Everyone should listen this song immediately.

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Okay...

1000 Stars and Cherry Magic Parallels

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The Homestuck kids say free hong kong!!!!!!

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brie larson i love and respect you so much

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BONUS: Brie’s face after being compared to tom cruise ahahahaha

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Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain (2001)

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Amélie (2001) dir. Jean-Pierre Jeunet

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Sebastian Stan at the Marvel Studios panel at CCXP 2018, in Sao Paulo, Brazil on December 6, 2018. (Photo by Suamy Beydoun / AGIF/Sipa USA)

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don’t feel bad about this. part of the journey is the end.

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#cutest family ever

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“I’m not gonna fight your war. I’m gonna end it.”

Captain Marvel (2019) dir. Anna Boden, Ryan Fleck

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Rest in peace, Stan Lee (December 28, 1922 – November 12, 2018)

Stan Lee + MCU cameos (2008–2018)

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How Mark loves Bridget?!

“Are you happy?”

Here is the difference when Bridget told both that she’s pregnant. The first thing came up from Jack’s mind is the baby. But with Mark, his priority is Bridget, is she happy with this news? Is she happy to have a child with him?

“Our boy”

Both of them are happy to be the father. But the most important things is with who. And friendly reminder that quote from Mark’s letter “I want a life with you more than I’ve ever wanted anything.”

Falling in love doesn’t happen on paper

How much Jack loves Bridget? One of the top reason that Jack attracted by Bridget is about her personality or that 97% on paper. And Mark, well you know the rest (just as you are; lmao) and look at how well Mark understands Bridget.

You are my world

Bridget left Mark in the next morning after the christening, and the baby is the only connect them back together. So, when Jack let Mark believes the baby isn’t him, Mark just gave up. But when he found the reindeer jumper, it’s clearly that he hasn’t, can’t forget Bridget. And in the airport, he saw Tom with his adopted child. This is the moment he realizes why he can’t be like Tom? Is that really important if the baby is not his son? Because the important thing is he still love her. That’s why he came back to Bridget and ..

Just as I love you

“What if he’s not yours?” She is not finding the answer, she just wants to confirm it. This is not only about who is the father or how much he will love her son, but also about how much this person love her. Remember in BJD, she said “I’m not willing to gamble my whole life on someone who’s not quite sure.I’m still looking for something more extraordinary than that.”,obviously Jack paused a moment too long when Mark answered her without any hesitation…It doesn’t matter at all. Jack said he loves her, but that love isn’t strong enough to love her son too. In the opposite, the love Mark for Bridget is strong and powerful for him to love her son. “Then I will love him anyway” .See the difference?

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Sebastian Stan tells Jimmy Kimmel how he found out Bucky Barnes was being dusted

Bonus:

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In English? I’ll fuck your brains out.

Sarah Michelle Gellar as Kathryn Merteuil in Cruel Intentions (1999) dir. Roger Kumble