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fiyero is all of us

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i feel so left out. like everyone around me knows how to be a human and i don’t.

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tumblr is for the girls that always got labelled as quiet or weird

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It was a rough season for Elrond.

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nostalgia will actually kill me one of these days

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That's what annoys me. That's what gets to me. ↪ Faye Marsay as Misha Frank in Adolescence (2025)

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One of the details that makes “Adolescence” so extraordinary is its camera work. Each of the series’ four hourlong episodes is a oner, meaning it was filmed in one shot with no breaks for editing. It’s a style of filmmaking that Barantini, who’s known for his work on the movie “Boiling Point,” has mastered. But the Stephen Graham-starring series doesn’t just use its one-shots as a cheap gimmick. Every minute the show progresses without cutting away from its cast, the tension of this high-stakes story racketing up another degree. So incorporating a drone shot into the mix is extra impressive.

According to a thread posted by Netflix’s U.K. and Ireland X account, the director of photography carried the camera and followed Jade (Fatima Bojang) as she walked to a traffic light, a shot that helped indicate that the school day had ended. That’s what the audience sees. But behind the camera, the team attached the camera to a drone before Jade crosses the road. That camera then flew roughly 0.3 miles to the murder scene where a second team was present. That team of grips along with a camera operator then caught the camera just in time to capture a close-up shot of Graham’s grieving father, Eddie.

“Easy,” the post joked. (x)

Adolescence (2025) - Episode #1.2

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Episode 3 as a whole is a punch to the gut, but I believe one of the most important parts of it to me was the way they perfectly portrayed how violent men and boys will take advantage of “not perfect” victims to try and rid themselves of any responsibility for their violence.

Even at 13, Jamie is aware of that, subconsciously or not. He uses words like “bitch” and “slut” to refer to a 13 year old girl—a child he killed. He brings up her leaked photos again and again, talks about her comments and her treatment of him as if any of that should exempt him from his crime.

He already knows he has an advantage, for being a boy and having hurt a girl who’s not perfect and “pure”. The show drives this point home when that store’s employee tells Jamie’s dad he suports his son and talks badly about Katie. He says there’s more people who agree with him.

Because there are. The whole time, Jamie brings up “Katie was flat”, “she took nude pictures”, “she rejected me”, “she bullied me”. He still tries to paint her as the villain when he was the one who admitted he only pursued her because she was fragile and he wanted to take advantage of that.

He even claps himself in the back because he didn’t sexually assault her after he murdered her, as if that makes him a good person. (When he did in fact commit a sexual crime by looking at her naked pictures without her consent).

I think that’s the most vital part of the show. The way Jamie can’t comprehend what he did was wrong because he doesn’t view Katie as a person, not even in death. That’s his understanding.

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Spring lilies blossoming 🌺

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how it feels to block while they’re still typing

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I'm here / I'm not letting go (1295 words) by JasmineRey

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: The Matrix (Movies) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Neo/Trinity (The Matrix) Characters: Neo (The Matrix), Trinity (The Matrix) Additional Tags: Dreams and Nightmares, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Cuddling & Snuggling, Literal Sleeping Together, Movie: The Matrix Reloaded (2003), Love, for real they're so in love with each other, THE movie couple of all time, i'm obsessed with them

Summary:

Trinity is worried about Neo. Neo is terrified she's going to die.

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"it's all in your head" correct! unfortunately I am also in there

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john wick (2014) dir. chad stahelski

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just fell to my knees