#//I AM SOBBING

[clownmcgown]

puts a muzzle and gloves on zombie y/n so they cant hurt anyone :>

I LOVE THE IDEA THAT W THE MUZZLE Y/N JUST BONKS EVERYONE

AT A CERTAIN POINT THE BONKS START MEANING I LOVE YOU INSTEAD ;o; you see Y/N near Sun or Moon crying and they just lightly bonk their shoulder to tell them everything is okay

[mejkosmos]

whichever madman pointed out that the new rift on bill's body in the theraprism is meant to parallel ford's cracked glasses after he emerges out of the portal,,,, MY SOUL IS YOURS TO TAKE ANYDAY MY GOSH

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bonus !!

ford about bill:

bill about ford:

[peacevine]

You Are Not Immune To fanart of characters who die in canon that has them alive and well, with scars from the wound that originally killed them

[artingsumstuff]

They are playing Professor Layton because I have been playing Professor Layton.

[draculasdatter]

girl what kind of interview with the vampire is this

[twelverriver]

bonus: the shoes in question

Ncuti Gatwa in Behind the Scnes: Empire of Death

[gentil-minou]

Sorry I gotta call out of work I have to go mourn the bestest little robot there ever was

[peridot-tears]

Truths that Co-Exist

Barbie (2023) is a giant product placement that profits off nostalgia.

The writing is profound and life-changing and understands why we seek nostalgia in a way most nostalgia-driven entertainment doesn’t.

The film is self-aware about how even now, Barbie dolls set incredibly unrealistic beauty standards. Their “body diversity” does not even scratch the surface of what that phrase really means. I don’t expect this to change.

The film still made a beautiful statement with the scene on the bench about how societal beauty standards are narrow and restrictive! And that beauty comes from experiencing life and the marks it leaves on you!

Its feminist statements are validating. Many of us see our reality onscreen, and the great thing is that it includes how cishet men fall down a pipeline of toxic hypermasculinity. It also shows the solution, and allows men to express themselves despite what society expects them to be.

The film is a capitalist venture.

The cast (aside from the leads) and crew were probably overworked and severely underpaid during filmmaking.

We can still appreciate that something fun was made, and we all made another wonderful memory where we and our loved ones went to the movies color-matching in pink.

We should not feel guilty about seeing ourselves in this film.

Meanwhile, support the WGA and SAG-Aftra strike.

[cracklewink]

hear me out: moose in mlp

[lotus-pear]

two mimir.. 🤲🏼🤲🏼

[disgruntledpoptart]

...the heavens have closed and God has abandoned us (ao3 is down)

[floweroflaurelin]

Are you here to take me to Mama?

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Rewatching ep3 and every time I think about the Emissary I get choked up, so I painted them again! He’s going home, and there will be light 🍎

[teiasviago]

#welcome home Colin “My Wife” Bridgerton 🥹

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Five foot something and he's royalty.

[beyondplusultra]

It's like I blinked and "Haha I'm going to kill myself" became a funny joke to make again, or an alright thing to say ironically. You guys stop that. You'll feel better for not saying it, I promise.

[isa-ghost]

I'm gonna fucking bawl, actually.

He had to out himself in February under horrific circumstances, but now he gets to actually just. Say it. With pride. Voluntarily. :')