#396 movie cars

[americanmangaartist]

Writing Rant for Transformers...

The Autobots are following Noah Diaz into Area 51 with Optimus Prime next to him...

Optimus Prime: You realize that we are taking a great risk trusting you to introduce us to the G.I Joes Noah.

Noah Diaz: *Staring forwards with a calm yet understandingly concerned grin* Yeah, I get it. Just think of it like when you first met the Maximals. We both entered their territory, but these guys are inviting us to their base.

Optimus Prime: *Looking into the mirror at Bumblebee* Bumblebee, make sure you evacuate the rest of us to safety if I have to intervene.

Bumblebee: [[You got it dude!]]

A door hidden as a boulder opens up from the Earth, lead into an underground tunnel lit by spotlights.

Noah: *Now with a straight face* Aight guys... *Looks at Acree on his left before looking forwards again* And Gal. We're here.

The Autobots line up before transforming into their bot modes to stand before Agent Burke.

Agent Burke: *Holding out his hands as if to shake Optimus' hand* Welcomed guys to the base of Nest.

Noah: *Confused and squinting at Burke* Hol' Up! You gave me a slip for G I Joe, what the hell is Nest?

Burke: *Nods in agreement while holding his hands out to Noah* I know, I know. *slips his hands into his pockets while looking directly at him* I had to hide Nest from the public eyes so that everyone doesn't panic.

Noah: *Opening his eyes widely at Burke in a mocking expression* And yet my brother got to speak to Mirage before I left to save the world.

Mirage: *Attempts to raise his hand before Bumblebee pulls it back down.*

Bumblebee: *Shakes his head to let Mirage know that now is not the time to speak yet.*

Burke: *Now looking to his left* Smart kid. The girls would love to meet him.

Noah: *Folding his arms* Nah. He's not waiting for a play date with your daughter my guy. He's waiting for me to come home with his favorite Autobot.

Mirage: *Crowing his eyebrows while walking up to and pointing at Noah* Oh no, we ain't friends. *His hands are now at his sides before pointing back* That guy ruined my paintjob before we left for Peru.

Bumblebee: [[Whistling Steamboat Willie]]

Mirage: *Looks back at Bumblebee* When did you meet him?

Bumblebee: *Playing Space Jam from his radio while holding his hands behind his back*

Mirage: Yo Optimus! I thought you banned him from the movies.

Optimus: *Looks back at Bumblebee before walking up with a hidden guilty smirk* Bumblebee got me invested in basketball.

Mirage: *Pointing at Bumblebee* You better be glad Optimus likes basketball Bee.

Bumblebee: *Looks up at Optimus*

Optimus: *Looking down at Bee before looking forwards* No. I only realized that Bee couldn't be left speaking only in one film's script.

Burke: *Walking up to and waving at Optimus Prime* Excuse me, Mr. Optimus Prime. *Lowers his hand back into his side pocket* I believe we're stalling the meeting.

Optimus: *Looking down at Agent Burke* Your meeting can wait a little longer until my Autobot are seated somewhere.

Burke: *Looks down* Oh ho ho, no no. *Looks back up to Optimus with a smirk* Their meeting.

Optimus Prime looks up towards a Chevrolet Caprice Police Car, a green Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396, and a Freightliner FLD120 all decked out in off-road military gear drive up in back of Burke and then transform into Strongarm, Moonracer, and Elita-One. Elita then walks up to a stunned Optimus Prime mischievously grinning at his face.

Elita-One: *Looks down at the Alt-mode Optimus choose and then stares back up at Optimus* You choose little too close to home, don't ya think?

Optimus: *Looking down at Elita with a confused crow and then smirks at her* And you choose to intimate my Alt-mode. *Flip's Elita's new found fedora*

Elita: *Silently chuckles at Optimus' comment before lifting her hands onto his chest*

Bumblebee: *Interups the reunion between Optimus and Elita* [[Curiously Beeps]]

Elita: *Looks down and starts holding Bee's head to take a closer look at his rusted emblem*

What happened to you B-127?

Optimus: *Holds Elita's shoulder* He goes by Bumblebee now. *Looks down at a now curious Elita-One that stares at him with a confused and concerned crow* (coughs into his hand) Bee risked his life to save mine.

Elita: *Now looking at an embarrassed Bumblebee* He owes you Bee. *Holds her left hand to her mouth and looks towards Strongarm* Strongarm!

Stormarm: *Holding her hands behind her back before walking up to Elita* Yes Madame Elita?

Elita: *Gently lifts Bumblebee in front of her and peeks her head to his right* Can you take Bee to Ratchet so he can get cleaned up?

Strongarm: *Delicately holds Bumblebee's right hand* Yes Ma'am. *Looks directly at Bee as she walks him to Ratchet's workshop* Come along, little Bee.

Bumblebee: *Looks Optimus in his eyes with puppy dog eyes in supposed need of an adult as he walks away with Strongarm*

Optimus: *Staring down the hall to the right hallway that Bee & Strongarm walk down*

You bought Ratchet here?

Elita: *Standing next to Optimus and looks up to him with a patient smile* We may have accidentally crashed into Area 51.

Optimus: *Glares down at Elita with a concerned crow* And the humans haven't attempted to experiment on you?

Elita: *Closes her eyes and turns her head forwards* We've been hunting enemy Decepticons with Nest for years, combining our tech together. *Looking away while losing her confident smile* And since Strongarm, Ratchet, Moonracer and I have been using... um... a-aggressive advances w-we been classified as the Wreckers of Nest.

Optimus: *Stares forwards and lifts his left hand onto Elita's left shoulder, pulling her close and causing her to blush* It suits you, Ariel. *He gently squeezes her shoulder*

[jameswmurphytucsonaz]

Chevy Chevelle - Iconic Muscle Car of its Era

One of the most versatile muscle cars of its era, the Chevy Chevelle first came off the production line in September 1963, introduced at a Chicago press conference. Built on an A-body platform, the Chevelle shared the same underlying frame as the Oldsmobile Cutlass, Pontiac Tempest, and Buick Skylark. Its niche was between the large Impala and compact Chevy II/Nova, and its nearest competitor at launch was the Ford Fairlane. The popular mid-size sold 338,286 units in its first year and remained in production until 1977.

Introduced as a 220-horsepower 283cid, the Chevelle was initially available as a two-door hardtop, the Sports Coupe, or a convertible. A smaller number of four-door sedans and two or four-door station wagon models also made it to showroom floors. One hallmark was that it returned the 115-inch wheelbase of 1955 to 1957 Chevys. This created a smooth ride that backseat passengers appreciated, making it a popular family vehicle. By the end of 1964, the Chevelle was available with a top-line 300 horsepower 327cid engine that solidified it in the performance category.

By 1965, Chevy offered a performance 350hp L79 engine on its Super Sport (SS) trim model. Innovations included vinyl bucket seats with a floor console, a four-gauge cluster, and an optional dash-mounted tachometer that measured revolutions per minute.

In 1965, Chevrolet upped the ante, introducing the Chevy Malibu SS 396 Z16. The Z16 replaced the small-block engine of previous SS models with a big-block V8 engine known as the 396 (or L37). This delivered a full-throated 375 horsepower and is seen by many as the start of the classic muscle car era. The Z16 is also one of the most sought-after models by vintage collectors, as only 201 of the new trim was manufactured in its inaugural year.

The popularity of the higher-performance Super Sport packages on the baseline Chevelle was such that in 1966, Chevrolet made SS its model, which featured a 396 engine and horsepower options between 325 and 375. This more limited version of the first-generation Chevelle, the SS396 series, lasted through 1968.

Spanning 1968 to 1972, the second generation of the Chevelle relegated Super Sport to an engine package again and represented a radical redesign of the vehicle. The 396 cubic inch, 375hp engine remained the top-of-line option. Aesthetically, the taillights were bigger, and the back of the vehicle was shorter and curvier. With a cut wheelbase, the second-generation Chevelle also featured a noticeably longer hood.

The 1970 Chevelle LS6 introduced the iconic twin racing-stripe front hood option, which is familiar from car chase scenes in movies and TV series of the era. Its taillights were bumper-mounted, and with a 450 horsepower 454 block, it had one of the most powerful engines of the era. The highly collected model only lasted a single year: already, United States regulations were on the horizon that would make better mileage vehicles a must, and in 1971, the vehicle returned to a small-block 350 engine.

The mid-1970s oil crisis and further fuel economy regulations stripped the Chevelle line of its power and luster. By 1977, the Chevrolet Chevelle and Malibu series had only 145 horsepower, a far cry from their muscle car heydays. The following year, the Chevelle was folded into the Malibu brand as Chevy streamlined operations.

[grumpyyoungmen]

396 - Citizen Kane

This week we’re talking about maybe the most talked-about film of all time, Citizen Kane. It’s hard to find things that haven’t already been said about this movie, but boy do we try! What would a modern retelling of this movie be like, and why would it be a miniseries instead? What decade of film should we throw in the trash? And has anyone else noticed Charles Foster Kane is kinda similar to a certain political figure we have today?

Also, why we hate car windows. (Recorded December 23rd, 2023.)

Check out this episode!

[mad4toysuk]

Unleash the Thrills with Disney Pixar Cars Themed Hot Wheels Vehicles

The world of Disney Pixar Cars is a place of high-speed adventures and beloved characters, and when it meets the exhilarating realm of Hot Wheels, the result is pure excitement. The Disney Pixar Cars Themed Hot Wheels Vehicle, featuring the iconic 67 Chevelle SS 396 with a Star Command twist, is a must-have for fans of all ages. In this article, we'll take a thrilling ride into the world of these Hot Wheels gems, available at Mad4Toys UK, and explore how they combine the magic of Disney Pixar with the thrill of Hot Wheels.

The Irresistible Appeal of Disney Pixar Cars: From Lightning McQueen's racing prowess to Mater's endearing charm, the characters of Disney Pixar Cars have won the hearts of fans around the world. Their adventures in Radiator Springs and beyond continue to captivate audiences of all ages.

Introducing Disney Pixar Cars Themed Hot Wheels: The Disney Pixar Cars Themed Hot Wheels Vehicles are a dynamic fusion of two iconic worlds. These die-cast cars bring the beloved characters and designs from the Cars franchise into the high-octane realm of Hot Wheels.

Key Features of Disney Pixar Cars Themed Hot Wheels:

Iconic Designs: These vehicles are meticulously crafted to capture the essence of Disney Pixar Cars characters and their unique personalities.

Collectible Delight: As part of the Hot Wheels collection, these cars are not just for play; they are prized collectibles for enthusiasts of both brands.

Quality Craftsmanship: Hot Wheels is renowned for its attention to detail and quality, ensuring that these vehicles are built to last and withstand countless adventures.

Imaginative Play: Children and collectors alike can embark on thrilling adventures and recreate memorable scenes with these vehicles.

Benefits of Disney Pixar Cars Themed Hot Wheels:

Immersive Play: Kids can recreate their favorite moments from the Cars movies or create entirely new adventures with these die-cast vehicles.

Collector's Dream: For die-hard fans and collectors, these vehicles are a valuable addition to your Disney Pixar and Hot Wheels collections.

Gift of Joy: They make for excellent gifts, igniting the imagination and excitement of children and Disney Pixar Cars fans.

High-Quality Collectibles: The Hot Wheels reputation for quality ensures that these vehicles are not only fun but also built to last.

Why Choose Mad4Toys UK:

Mad4Toys UK is your trusted source for high-quality toys and collectibles, including Disney Pixar Cars Themed Hot Wheels. Their commitment to delivering joy to fans shines through in their selection.

Disney Pixar Cars Themed Hot Wheels Vehicles are more than just toys; they are a thrilling bridge between two worlds of imagination and adventure. Whether you're a collector looking to enhance your display or a child eager to embark on high-speed adventures, these die-cast vehicles from Mad4Toys UK are the perfect choice. Rev up your excitement and immerse yourself in the magic of Disney Pixar and the thrill of Hot Wheels.

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photos of Ian Tracey as Jason Sadler taken by 396moviecars.

[drip-2-hard]

Keanu Reaves as John Wick

[drei-mrssvechii]

your shirt? - sebastian aho

pairing: sebastian aho x reader

word count: 396

a/n: feedback and comments are highly appreciated. inbox and dms always open.

translation

rakkaus: love

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with the tv as background noise you were mindlessly scrolling through your phone, today's plan was just chilling on the living room’s couch. the sound of your boyfriend’s car was heard and he was soon inside the house leaving his stuff near the door.

“hey, seb” you mumbled while he made his way over to you, pressing a quick kiss on your lips.

“hi rakkaus, what are you up to?” 

“me? nothing… want to watch a movie?” normally this could have been a date night out but your boyfriend had just come from practice which meant he was surely tired and so were you, so it seemed like the perfect time to spend a lazy day at home.

he walked over the kitchen to pour himself a glass of water.

“you’ll do the popcorn?”

“yeah, you can go change or take a shower while i get everything ready”

sebastian walked to you, leaving another kiss on your cheek then quickly jogged up the stairs. in the meanwhile you prepared the popcorn, brought some pillows and a warm blanket so you could be more comfy. once the movie was selected and everything was ready you plopped down on the couch again waiting for your boyfriend.

“y/n, have you seen my shir-” he rushed downstairs, stopping just in front of you.

“what?”

he pointed at your chest “that’s my shirt” your eyes traveled down to your torso, a smile already forming in your face.

“oh… MY shirt?” placing his arms on each side of his hip, he looked at you with narrow eyes like asking “are you serious?”

“it's not yours” you laughed at how serious he was taking the issue even though you were just messing with him

“i’m proclaiming it as ours. not your nor my shirt. it’s ours”

a sweet smile plastered on his face, those smiles that could melt you on the inside. he ran his hand over his hair then sat down next to you on the couch.

“could you give it to me now?”

and there it was, you laughed again moving closer to him so you could cuddle “no, i’m not giving to you”

“y/n-”

“let’s watch the movie and cuddle, ok?” a loud sigh left his mouth but he started the movie anyway, moving closer to you. soon the movie was long forgotten, and the only thing that mattered was being together sharing a chill but lovely night.

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[earthstellar]

TFP 1975 AU: M.E.C.H + Decepticons

here we go, I’m in this AU deep lmao, turns out 70s Silas is fierce 

Autobots are here, Humans are here! 

also all the Decepticons are cars in the 70s AU because Starscream watched a bunch of 70s gangster movies with Knock Out and liked the vibe (they also watch Starsky and Hutch regularly and love it, shhhh) 

Megatron - 1970 Buick Riviera Sport Coupe (1964 Original Issue)

Starscream - 1970 Chevrolet Nova SS 396

Knock Out - 1974 Toyota Celica GT 

Breakdown - 1970 Dodge Dart (1969 Original Issue) 

Soundwave - 1970 Dodge Challenger Trans Am 

Shockwave - 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T Magnum 440

Airachnid - 1976 Triumph TR6 Roadster 

[pepperonijem]

10:38 p.m.

MASTERLIST || TIMESTAMPS MASTERLIST || TIMESTAMPS PLAYLIST

Pairing: general male x gn!reader

Genre: fluff

Warnings: none

Word count: 396

Summary: i tell the stars about you. || based on all my love and happy ending by seventeen

A/N: howdy y'all! so i'm doing this new thing (not really new, the kpop blogs have been on this lmao) where i post very short and generic drabbles that aren't really about anyone in particular. it's my way of still writing when i can't commit to writing anything long. they're also gonna be based off songs <3 please let me know if y'all like these!

hi! if you enjoy my writing, please consider buying me a kofi!

Soft.

The first word that floats into mind as he slips under the covers, trying not to disturb your sleeping figure. A quiet chuckle laves his lips as he feels you shuffle closer to him as soon as the bed dipped, your arm reaching out for his.

It had been another long night -- meetings that ran too long and an endless pile of paperwork. Another long night of wishing he was with you, anywhere else. On nights like this, the only thing that gets him through is the thought of you waiting for him at home.

He gets in his car, tempted to break every speed limit just to get to you sooner. But instead, he hears your voice reminding him to be safe and he takes his time, knowing you’ll be there waiting for him. He turns on the radio and the silence is broken by a jazzy melody, the kind he wishes he could spin you in his arms to. By now, the roads are mostly empty, and he can take the time to just think.

The stars become an audience for the thoughts that race his mind, most of which revolve around you. He pictures you in the passenger seat, singing along to all the songs, even the ones you don’t know. He remembers the first night it happened, the way it felt like it was straight out of a movie, and the tug in his heart drove him to say “I love you.” But before the panic could set in, your own confession rang in his ears, sounding more melodious to him than the music playing.

He recalls how his life changed after that night. How everything he’s done since then has been to hear you say those three words to him. How all of the hard times, the tears, the struggles, have been manageable because you’re by his side. You are the spring in all his winters, the stars in his sky, his own happy ending… everything.

He can go on and on just thinking about you, but before he even realizes it, he’s home. He’s in bed beside you, his arm wrapped around your waist and your head nuzzled against his chest. He whispers goodnight against the top of your head and he feels that tug again, as if it’s the first time.

“I love you.”

[drarryangels]

drarry masterlist!!

Note: All works are ordered most recent to least recent under their respective categories. 

FICS

A Linking of Magic (G, soul bond, married professors, 1.9k)

when the phone rings (T, car accident, 2.6k)

Sundays (T, post war, grief, 1.4k)

as the storm weeps and cries (G, america, plotless, 767)

to the sea, and to you (G, plotless, one shot, 798)

Marry me, honey (T, fluff, eloping, 2k)

the loss is slow, for you and me (T, sickfic, hurt with happy ending, 16.5k)

it is the beginning (G, microfic, love confessions, 260)

her (T, mpreg, happy ending, angst and fluff, 5k)

want (T, coming out, ace!harry, love confessions, 1.3k)

tu me manques (G, quarantine, hurt/comfort, french!draco, 502)

I love you, birthday boy (G, mpreg, husbands, soft, comfort, harry’s birthday, 421)

Testing, Testing (G, mpreg, husbands, pregnant!harry, 679)

Call Me a Romantic (T, incomplete, muggle au, countryside au, 24k)

talk or don’t talk, be my world (M, sweet, smut, 890)

No Sound (T, draco’s birthday, auror!harry, fluff and smut, 1k)

Bodega (G, muggle au, what’s a bodega, 1k)

that’s not who we are (T, homophobia, transphobia, lgbt rights, supportive boyfriends, 463)

Neville’s Brink (G, professors, secret relationship, bets, 550)

Stupid Elevator (M, auror!harry, prosecutor!draco, getting together, 2.7k)

Drowning in a Burning Lake (G, draco’s in the lake, triwizard tournament, au, 6k)

What A Heart Wants (G, mirror of erised, 692)

baisemain (G, anxiety, kiss on the hand, 178)

When Hogwarts Has It’s Say (G, sentient hogwarts, eighth year, 529)

Sour Start (T, post-war, break up, angst, 891, 891)

Blue (G, wildflowers, america, 338)

Hero (T, post-war, curse, scars, 614)

Fresh Fruit (G, picnic, tooth rotting fluff, 402)

alive, eyes closed (T, post-war, thestrals and the forbidden forest, 182)

Missing Piece (G, mcd, sleep talking, 952)

I don’t expect you to understand (G, auror!harry, angst with a happy ending, 3k)

By the Telly (G, domestic fluff, 688)

Simple As a Bite (T, eighth year, truth or dare, inspired by @rockmarina​‘s fic, 532)

Three Eventful Years in Harry Potter’s Life (T, touch starved harry, ewe, 2.4k)

Dear Life (T, mcd, drarry have a long life together, 5k)

For What? (G, lgbt rights, 868)

Move On (T, mcd, married drarry with kids, 1.8k)

Sectumsempra Again (T, mcd, battle of hogwarts, 791)

Try Again Later (T, mcd, modern au, 1k)

Gym Class (G, muggle au, high school, 4.7k)

In the Morning (T, mental health, supportive draco, 857)

Middle of the Night (G, horror movies, 603)

I’ve Got You (M, violence, rape, death eater attack, 625)

In Love (G, drarry goes to an amusement park, 535)

Just Stay (G, post-war, professors, husbands, 471)

Bowtie (G, fluff, party, 876)

Not in Love (Letters) (T, eighth year, slow burn, 49k)

Ever, Forever (T, eighth year, married drarry, 1k)

Slytherins (G, eighth year, 1.7k)

Dance for Me (G, dancer au, 1.5k)

Happy For You (T, pansy pov, 1st-8th year, 2k)

Cooking and Growing (G, domestic fluff, friends to lovers, 721)

Burning House (G, mcd, songfic, 847)

A Boy (G, arranged marriage, 2k)

Care to Dance? (G, beauxbatons!draco, yule ball, 396)

Start Over (G, the handshake post-war, 399)

White Stool (G, furniture shopping, 1k)

Just Lunch (G, lunch outing, 1k)

Re-Sorted (G, eighth year, resorting every year, 2k)

Coming Home (G, long distance, reunion, 2k)

Come Back Everytime (T, ptsd, mention of eating disorder, auror!harry, 5k)

He Is Perfect (T, very small mention of rape, 1st-8th year, 3k)

Say It Yourself (T, mentions of rape, suicidal thoughts, 2k)

Don’t Touch Him (Dead People Don’t Move) (T, battle of hogwarts, 714)

ART

i wake up falling inspired by this fic

profile picture

in another world

hurting and hopeful

draco

happy

weaslette

i know you

HEADCANONS

about the rain

draco’s birthday

being lonely

writer draco

height

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by darter_blue

Steven Grant Rogers may not love everything about the twenty first century. But waiting for a late Natasha at the curb of his new home in the Avengers building, Steve finds something to add to the pro column of this new crazy millennia he's found himself defrosted in; tinted windows. 

Or The one where Bucky uses Steve's car window as a mirror and Steve can appreciate the view...

Words: 396, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English

Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Avengers (Marvel Movies), Captain America (Movies)

Rating: General Audiences

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: M/M

Characters: Steve Rogers, James "Bucky" Barnes

Relationships: James "Bucky" Barnes/Steve Rogers

Additional Tags: Meet-Cute, Captain America Steve Rogers/Modern Bucky Barnes, Fluff

[deviationdivine]

Updated Draft Queue

Reader Requests

Angst Prompts

Connor |  “You passed out” + “let me get you something for the pain”

RK900 + RK800-60  |  "get the hell away from me” + “I’m not going anywhere without you”

RK800-60  | “I love you” + “I hate you”

Concerned Prompts

Connor |  ❛Why do you run from me?❜

RK900/Connor |  ❛Just.. put down the very sharp knife...❜

Connor |  ❛It’s four o'clock in the morning, what are you doing?❜

human!AU Prompts

tbd

Random Dialogue Prompts

Connor |  131:  “Why are you up so early?” +  402:  “You’ve gotta stop doing that.” “What?” “Saying things that make me want to kiss you.”

RK900 |  184: “Can I kiss you?” + 406: “Do you trust me?” “No.” “You’re smarter than you look.”

RK800-60 |  396: “Come here.” “Why?” “Just come here.” “No. You’re gonna hit me.” +  413:  “Do not throw me into the lake, fuck y-”

RK800-60 |  32: "I saw you staring at each other, I just wasn’t sure if it was sexual tension or murderous rage.”

Connor |  91: “He didn’t have anyone else, so you always made sure that you were there for him.”

Smut Prompts

RK900 | “Try to stay quiet for me. Can you do that?” 

RK800-60 | “You want to do this right now? Even though we could get caught?”

RK900 | “Blindfolds heighten your senses, maybe that’s why you’re whimpering louder than usual.”

Connor |  “You want to do this right now? Even though we could get caught?” + “I’m not wearing any panties."

Connor |  “Apparently all our friends have a bet going that we end up together”

RK900 or RK800-60 |  “Were you just touching yourself?”

RK800-60 | "Bite me." "Where?"

RK900 |  “Try to stay quiet for me. Can you do that?”

RK800-60 | “You want to do this right now? Even though we could get caught?”

2nd Batch • Different Prompt List

RK800-60 | 179: “First one to make a noise loses.” + 187: “Already? Do I really have that much of an effect on you?”  

Connor | 184: “Can I touch you?” + 194: “Good boy.”

RK900 | 191: “Behave.” + 193: “Good girl.”

RK800-60 | 90: “Catch me if you can!” + 163: “Fuck me.”

Connor | 190: “We can’t do that here!” + 183: “Car sex looks so much more easier in the movies.”

RK800-60 | 181: “If you’re bored; Wanna have sex?” + 190: “We can’t do that here!”

Regular Requests

Connor | Kiss Prompt: 41: Forbidden kiss + 53: Against a wall kiss

TBD | Hanahaki Disease

RK900 | soft!reader x haughty!nines

TBD |  "Then I'll just have to make sure this is a night for you to remember." "Better make it a night to forget. That way you can keep jogging my memory." "Be careful what you ask for, love. I just might deliver." (DBH After Dark FULL)

These came in after I closed my regular requests. They are still on my list to complete though! 

My Wips

Upcoming 

Wake Up |  Domestic!Android AU Part 2 • Connor (Reader Poll Winner)

Untitled | DBH After Dark One-Shot - 300 Followers • Connor x Reader

My Deviant Heart | 200 Follower Celebration • Connor x Reader

Consume Me, Electric | Part 1 • Connor x Reader x RK800-60

Skin of the Night | dark!prince aesthetic - DBH After Dark FULL • RK800-60 x Reader 

Something Dark Is Coming Anthology | hades!60 aesthetic / hunter!connor aesthetic / erebus!Nines aesthetic • RK’s x Reader

Human!AU Series | 1st Place in 100!follower poll 

Interactive DBH Fic Series | 2nd place in 100!follower poll

DBH After Dark Trilogy | 3rd place in 100!follower poll 

Dark!Prince AU Series | celtic mythology aesthetics • Connor / 60 x Reader

Cybernetic Heart | Part 1 AU • human!Nines x Reader x android!Connor 

Imperfectly Permanent • Connor fluff prompt

“Only If For a Night” Part 1.5 • RK800-60 Continuation - 60′s Perspective

Power & Control Series | RK-61 Debut • Connor x Reader 

Strict Machine • Machine!Connor x Reader 

Untitled • Connor romantic light smut drabble

Untitled • Connor x Reader x RK800-60

Headcanons

RK800-60

RK900

RK800-61/RK-61 (Original)

human!Connor

human!Nines (Conan)

human!60 (Caleb)

hades!60

hunter!Connor

erebus!Nines

ares!machine!Connor

apollyon!61

DBH After Dark 

(Mature Themes | Sexual Situations)

Preview 1: Skin of the Night | RK800-60

Preview 2: Biting Down | RK900

Preview 3: A Little Death | Connor + RK800-60

Preview 4: Neon Sweat   | Connor

Preview 5: UPCOMING | RK900 + RK800-60

Preview 6: UPCOMING | Connor + RK900 + RK800-60

Asks

RK800-60 | Sub Ted Talk (DBH After Dark One-Shot)

Short Reader | All 3 RK Boys Smut HC

RK900 | Flirting out of Context HC

Connor | Insecure Reader HC

Connor + RK900 | Connor gets a new part but also finds another ‘Dick”

All 3 RK Boys | Eskimo Kisses HC

Blog Ref’s & Guides

Aesthetic References

Apollyon/Abbaddon

Ares

Cthulhu!OldGods

Crom Cruach

Erebus

Freyja

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[duhragonball]

Dragon Ball Z Special: History of Trunks

The second DBZ special aired on February 24, 1993, right between Episodes 175 and 176.   I was always kind of curious about the timing on this special, because it was included with the Trunks Saga box set back in the day, which led me to believe that it meant to be viewed around that part of the story.   More likely, Funimation did it because the Trunks Saga was really short, and the “box set” would have been two VHS tapes without something else to throw in.    

The collected editions of the manga placed it right around the same order as the TV show, right after Mr. Satan insists on fighting first.   However, Kanzenshuu.com lists its original publication date as August 11, 1992,  as part of a double feature alongside Chapter 396, which features Trunks taking on Perfect Cell so Krillin could rescue Vegeta.   That might explain why episode 164 featured a lengthy flashback to Trunks’ boyhood.   Toei had the special to work from, and while they eventually adapted the special outright, they were able to do a filler scene with some confidence in what Trunks’ future word was really like.    That makes a lot of sense, because Trunks vs. Perfect Cell was probably the high water mark for the character, and after that he became much less important in the series.  

To be clear, the manga version came first, and the anime version adapted and expanded it.    So unlike the DBZ movies, this one is about as canon as it gets.    It also stands in stark contrast to the first special starring Bardock.    Toriyama had nothing to do with creating “Father of Goku”, but he liked the special so much that he briefly referenced the climactic scene in the manga.  

So yeah, this is basically an account of the future timeline Trunks is from, so it opens with Goku dying of the hear virus Trunks predicted in Episode 122.   

I know that feel, kid.   

Then we flash forward about six months to May 12, Age 767, when the androids attacked.    They kill all the Z-Fighters, and then we flash forward again about thirteen years.    Things look pretty much the same, but only because this just happens to be one of the towns the androids haven’t attacked yet.   Also, this one kid has a baloon with Goku on it, which seems really out of place when he’s been dead for so long. 

So the Androids attack... I think it’s Peppertown, and we then find Master Roshi’s house is abandoned.    Turns out he took cover in a submarine, along with Oolong, Puar, and Turtle.    Apparently, this is just what they do when they hear of an android attack on the radio.   I assume that means Peppertown is close enough to Kame House to warrant this sort of thing, but then again, they may just be really jumpy.  

In Peppertown, 18 helps herself to a clothing store, and that’s a pretty cool sequence.    The shopkeep is terrified, of course.  

Then 17 blows up the store as soon as she leaves.   18 chews him out for this, because she wanted to at least spare the clothes.    17 had agreed to this, but forgot.   

And that’s kind of the theme of the androids’ reign of terror.    A lot of the early material surrounding Trunks’ future world made it sound more like the post-apocalyptic world of the Terminator movies.    In Episode 139, Trunks even flashes back to a group of humans, many of whom are wearing outfits and swords like his, which imply that they’re all part of some human resistance movement.    That wasn’t hard to go along with, especially since we had just finished the Frieza Saga, where the main villain was more about oppressing people than killing them outright.   But once we finally met 17 and 18, it turns out that they’re not terribly motivated by anything.     They kill people indiscriminately, but they’re in no great hurry to get it done.   This explains how they can be strong enough to kill a Super Saiyan, and yet there’s still a world left thirteen years on.   

As a consequence, Trunks’ world doesn’t look like a hellish post-apocalyptic nightmare.     At least not all of it does.    Peppertown looked pretty much business-as-usual, until the androids finally got around to destroying it.   It’s not a quick, sudden thing that happened.   The world is slowly being torn down, city by city, person by person, and that’s actually scarier when you think about it. 

For example, Bulma and Trunks hear about the attack on Peppertown while they’re returning from a grocery run, but they have to drive a long way for groceries because so many cities have been ruined.   So there’s still food and cars and fuel for cars and such, but things are a lot harder to access.    I assume the world population has had to become more decentralized, since any major population center risks getting targeted by the androids. 

Anyway, Trunks has had it with the androids, so he asks his mom if she doesn’t mind heading home alone, and she knows what he’s up to, but she can’t really stop him from leaving either.   

But when Trunks reaches Peppertown, it’s too late.    The androids are gone, and so are all the people he wanted to save.   

But he does run into Gohan there, and so the two of them head back to the Capsule Corp. building, or what’s left of it.     There, Trunks pleads with Gohan to take him on as his student, and teach him how to kick some android ass.   Gohan agrees, since Trunks reminds him a lot of himself as a boy.   But they agree to keep his training a secret from Bulma so she won’t worry.  

This is one of the commerical bumpers they used in this special.    I’m putting it here because I want to point out that this is maybe the only time I’ve ever seen them actually color in that bit of purple hair sticking out of baby Trunks’ hat.   usually hey just leave it the same color as his face.   He looks a lot cuter this way.  

Gohan has dinner with Trunks and Bulma, and it’s weird to see Bulma cooking, but in this world, she probably had no choice.    It looks like her house took a pounding from an Android attack, but it’s mostly in tact.    My guess is that West City is mostly deserted, and Bulma stayed here because she needs the lab and other equipment, and she figured a deserted city would be safer than a full one.  

Later, Gohan starts training Trunks.   He’s strong and he has loads of potential, but he won’t really be in any shape to fight the androids until he can turn into a Super Saiyan like Gohan can.    Gohan keeps telling him that anger is the key, but Trunks just can’t quite pull it off.   

Ox King and Chi-Chi are still alive in this timeline, although they both look pretty haggard.   From what I can tell, they never see much of Gohan anymore, and so all Ox King has for her are stories he’s heard of Gohan fighting the androids in various places.    She longs for the days when Goku was still alive and Gohan had a chance of becoming a great scholar, but that future was taken away from Gohan when he was left as the only one strong enough to fight the androids.

Then we pick up at some later time, in another city.   Things look pretty peaceful here, and they even have an amusement park.   One of the people in this shot says it’s because this is one of the few cities that has any sort of military, so they think that’s kept the androids away all these years.

Only it wasn’t.   17 and 18 are here right now.   They just never got around to this city yet.   How is 18 doing that with her arm?   Well, she is a cyborg...

Someone calls the military for assistance, but we see that there’s no one to answer, because 17 and 18 already took them out before they got to the park.   

Soon, Gohan and Trunks show up, and we see Gohan turn Super Saiyan for the first time in the special.    Not sure why he does that jazz hands thing, but whatever.    A lot of what he’s been doing lately has probably been self-taught.  

Now, we first saw 17 and 18 fight in Episodes 135 and 136.  There, they took out Vegeta and Trunks--both as Super Saiyans--with tremendous ease.   Afterward, Trunks mentioned that they were far more powerful than the 17 and 18 in his own timeline.    He was at least able to fight them there, and the main problem was the numbers game, and the androids’ superior stamina.   They never get tired, while Super Saiyans burn through their energy pretty quickly.  

This fight pretty neatly illustrates the problem.   Gohan does pretty well while he’s fighting 17 alone, but then 18 jumps in and saves 17 before he can come close to finishing him off.   If Gohan could just get one of them isolated for a while, maybe he could divide and conquer, but that just never happens.    If he had a partner, then that guy could keep 18 busy while Gohan takes out 17, and then they could double team 18 and be done with it.  

And Trunks does pretty well in that respect, considering he’s only 14 and not even a Super Saiyan.   He’s no match for 18, but he does get in a few hits, which is more than he managed when he was older and more powerful and tried to fight 18 in the altered timeline.  

Ultimately, things go really badly for the boys, because Trunks gets overwhelmed and Gohan ends up having to fight both androids and save Trunks at the same time.   He tries to hide, much like we saw him do in the flashback from Episode 164, only this time it dosn’t do him any good.    The one advantage he has on the androids is that they can’t sense his ki, but that doesn’t matter here, because 18 just fires a big energy blast that happens to be right next to him.     There’s no escape.  

The only thing that saves them is that 17 and 18 can’t find them in the rubble, so they give up and go “home”.   I wonder what their home looks like.    Gohan digs himself out and one of his arms is gone.   He pulls out his bag of senzu beans and finds that he only has one left.    And this is truly the last senzu bean ever.   Apparently the plant that they grow from died off.   I don’t know if 17 and 18 attacked Korin’s tower or what.   

I’m also not sure if eating the bean would grow back Gohan’s missing arm.    I guess Yamcha’s injuries at the hands of Dr. Gero were at least as severe, but somehow growing back a limb seems much more extreme to me.    Regardless, he gives the bean to Trunks, because that’s the kind of guy Gohan is.    I like the dub version of this, because Gohan just stares at the bean and asks himself “What would your father do?”   and then he gives it to Trunks.   

Trunks eventually gets Gohan home and they have a doctor tend to his wounds, and before long Gohan’s back in action, minus an arm.    This is about where the manga verson starts, so everything you’ve seen up to now has been filler.  

I get the impression that this scene is right after Gohan recovered, and they haven’t fought the androids since he lost his arm.    Trunks still can’t turn Super Saiyan, and Gohan reminisces about how he did it when he thought about Piccolo and the others dying to the androids. 

I get the sense that Future Gohan has some serious flaws as a warrior.    No disrespect intended, I just mean that his game plan seems to be largely improvised.    Ox King mentioned hat he seems to be determined to “avenge” the Z-Fighters, which makes sense, except that he probably needs to be more focused on protecting humanity, or figuring out a way to defeat the androids.    From what I’ve seen of him, it looks like he’s more interested in just fighting them.  He shows up, they mix it up a little, he gets in over his head, and then he has to hide until they get bored and leave.   If that’s his standard operating procedure, then I doubt he’s ever actually driven off 17 and 18.   Why would they stop attacking a city after he’s out of sight?

I’m not saying that Gohan doesn’t care about the people, but it seems like his strategy is just “Hit the androids until they explode,” and that hasn’t gotten him anywhere.    If Vegeta were still alive, then they might have enough firepower to make that plan work.    If Piccolo were around, then he’d probably make Gohan understand that he needs to think outside the box on this.    But Gohan’s not a tactician or a fighting genius.   He’s very talented, but on his own, his shortcomings become very apparent.  

Anyway, while they talk, the androids start attacking West City.   Trunks wants to help, but Gohan insists that he stay behind.    Trunks hates that idea, especially since Gohan’s lost an arm already.   So Gohan agrees to let him come along.... only to knock him out cold while he’s not looking.   

And this leads us to Gohan’s Last Stand.    He actually does pretty well fighting both 17 and 18 at the same time, with only one arm at that.    But it doesn’t take them long to turn the tables on him.   My guess is that Gohan pushed himself too hard and wore himself out faster than usual.   Also, as I recall from the manga, 17 told him that he hadn’t been figthing at full strength until now, so he may have underestimated them.   

But Gohan warns them: Even if his body is destroyed, what he represents will live on, and someone else will rise up to carry out his last wish.    Z Stands for the end, but not yet.   

Later, Trunks wakes up, and find him in the city, lying face down in a puddle.   

And the pain and grief and rage well up inside him, and finally, Trunks realizes what it takes to be a Super Saiyan.    It wasn’t just anger, as Gohan told him.  It was a kind of anger that he couldn’t truly understand until now, because as bad as this future world is, it’s the only one Trunks knows, and as long as he had his mom and Gohan, he’d never really lost anything before now.    But Gohan was his best friend and martial arts master, and his hero.     He was the best, and the androids killed him and threw him away like so much trash.    

To be honest, I’m a little choked up on this screening, because I’ve been watching all of DBZ up to this point.   The audience has watched Gohan grow up.    We’ve seen him as a baby, we’ve seen him make friends and do very brave things, and this is how it ends.   A couple of shithead androids kill him like he doesn’t even matter.  Well he did matter, and Trunks has the yellow aura to prove it.   

And this is what’s so grim about Trunks’ world.   The Dragon Balls are long gone, senzu beans are extinct, and the last Z-Fighter just died a lonely death.   Yeah, Trunks has become the Legendary Super Saiyan, but so what?   By the time he’s pulled it off, it’s too late to do any good.    It won’t bring Gohan back, or save all the people who died.    This is a very bitter moment for Trunks.     Goku and Vegeta might have found their Super Saiyan awakenings to be cathartic, but not Trunks.   

Three years later, Trunks has been helping Bulma work on her latest invention, the time machine.   Her plan is to send Trunks back twenty years into the past to see if Goku could have stopped the androids if he had survived his illness.    But by this point, her lab has been destroyed, so it’s taken a long time for her to charge the time machine for a round trip.    As for Trunks, he thinks they won’t need the time machine, because he thinks he’s finally strong enough to beat the androids by himself.    Bulma hates that idea, since that’s exactly how Gohan got himself killed.   

But when Trunks hears of an android attack on the radio, there’s not much Bulma can do to stop him from going.    He straps on his sword and flies out to wreck their shit.  

At first he seems to do pretty well...

But his attacks don’t hurt them at all.   As Trunks eventually realizes, it’s not that his attacks aren’t strong enough, it’s that they’re just fast enough to dodge a split second before they connect.  

And then he realizes his mother was right.    He’s in over his head, and the androids won’t just let him walk away from this.    He’s gotten sucked into the same routine Gohan was in for over a decade.  

Also, look how much he resembles Vegeta from his battle with Frieza, right around the time he realized the same thing about Frieza.  

So the androids toy with him and chase him around for a while as he tries to escape.   Not sure why he turned off Super Saiyan during this...

But then they toss him out of a building and he’s back in Super mode again.    Are those flower petals supposed to be like cherry blossoms?   Did Trunks finally go through puberty? 

They keep picking on him, mainly because he’s too stubborn to lay down, and when he asks them why they do this, they say it’s because they hate humans, and so they’ve decided to kill everyone they find.    

Eventually, they blast him and leave without making sure he’s dead, and then Trunks wakes up a few days later to discover that his mom found him and got him medical attention.    At long last, Trunks is finally on board with using the time machine.  

And so Trunks recovers, and he prepares for his fateful journey.    Bulma assures him that Goku will be able to help, not just because he was strong, but because he had a way of making you feel like everything would turn out okay.    Oh, and Vegeta... certainly... uh, was alive back then.   Yeah.   

And that’s it.   The credits show clips of Trunks debut in Episodes 120-122, and now you know..... the rest.... of the story.   Paul Harvey...... good day?

In the past, I never had much use for this special, because most of what happens in it is stuff we already knew about from Trunks’ description of his past.    Also, for a few years I struggled to accept DBZ stories that went backwards on the power scale like this.   Future Trunks and Future Gohan and their android enemies are much weaker than Cell or the Saiyans in the Cell Games Saga, so what’s the point?  

Also, I went through a period where I didn’t have much use for Trunks as a character, maybe because he didn’t seem to matter much after he beat Mecha-Frieza and lost to Cell.    He just seemed to whine a lot and never had much to contribute, unlike Gohan and the others.    

But as I’ve gotten older, I’ve learned to appreciate Trunks’ story more.    He has a mission, and things to prove, and loved ones to protect and avenge, and he just wants to get through this thing in one piece, you know?    He’s not big on foolish heroics because he’s seen bad things happen to people who do.    Sometimes his cautious, calculated approach to things doesn’t work either, but you can’t blame him for having that attitude.    In his world, you’re working without a net.   

[britesparc]

Weekend Top Ten #396

Top Ten Moments in the Dark Knight Trilogy

So this year is Batman’s 80th birthday. Happy birthday Bruce! You look great.

Anyway, what with that, and the fact that a few weeks ago was “Batman Day” (I missed it coz I was talking about The West Wing), and the fact that the uber-controversial Joker comes out round about now, I thought I'd finally do due diligence to the World’s Greatest Detective and give him a bit of a celebratory Top Ten.

But what to talk about? I've talked about Batman a few times now. Honestly, when you get to nearly 400 of these bloody lists, it starts to get really hard to find new angles on your favourite things! Well, I decided that one thing I hadn't really talked about all that much is what remains, in all probability, the best live-action depiction of Batman and his world: Christopher Nolan’s epic Dark Knight trilogy.

Nolan's Batman isn't my favourite Batman. Purely from a performance level I think I prefer Keaton, even if Tim Burton’s vision is miles away from my own. I even, honestly, prefer watching Adam West. That's not to say I don't love Christian Bale, scary voice and all, or Nolan's attempt to provide emotional context for Batting Up. His earthy, realistic depiction of Gotham is iconic and masterful, even if I tend to dismay at the rejection of some of the goofier aspects of Batdom. Personally, I think if you strip Batman of some of his wilder eccentricities – the sci-fi villains, the fatalistic, mythological overtones, the air of Gothic supernaturalism – he actually ends up looking sillier, less realistic. Pretty much everyone in Nolan's Gotham is straight from a normal crime movie, except this one weirdo in body armour and a cape. To be fair, Batman Begins does a very good job of explaining why those things are necessary, but despite the chaos of The Dark Knight, I don't think Nolan does enough to reinforce why Batman remains necessary.

What I'm saying is the films would have been better if Bat-Mite was in them.

Despite all that, I adore these films. I go back and forth over whether I prefer Dark Knight or Dark Knight Rises; the latter film has big logic flaws and smaller structural ones, but I think the first sequel suffers most from the disconnect between “realistic crime drama” and “crazy superhero smackdown”. But they’re great. Few superhero films soar to their heights of have as much to say.

So, here we go. My favourite moments from the Dark Knight trilogy. Enjoy.

“I'm going to make this pencil disappear” (The Dark Knight, 2008): we've already met the Joker, but his introduction to Gotham's gangland – theatrical, crazy, terrifying, murderous – cements him as something utterly new. We'd never seen anything like this before, and neither had Gotham. Perfect combo of fear and funny; love that Joker.

“Some men just want to watch the world burn” (TDK): Michael Cain’s Alfred is one of the highlights, his droll delivery offsetting some of the darkness. But his depiction of chaos and evil is both flinty advice and a cool tag-line.

“Is it the scars? You wanna know how I got ‘em?” (TDK): like the best Jokers, this one has a past that's multiple choice. His changing story deepens his freaky, nightmarish persona as well as the film’s themes of chaos. Plus the moment he breaks up Bruce's party is pretty flipping great.

“You merely adopted the dark. I was born in it” (The Dark Knight Rises, 2012): Nolan does a great job making Batman a scary presence. So by the time he fights Bane in Rises, it’s a shock to see him so well-lit; he looks small and pathetic against the man-mountain of a villain. It’s a brutal, well-shot fight, no-nonsense, spartan. It’s a shocking and scary moment.

“What s that, a bazooka?!” (TDK): the Knight car chase is a masterpiece. Its escalation, its choreography, its use of colour and sound; the moment the Joker hangs his head out the window; the bit where the Batpod sort of drives up a wall to turn around… and, of course, the reveal of the ‘pod itself, emerging from the ruins of the Batmobile. Wonderful toys indeed.

“You're not the devil. You're practice” (Batman Begins, 2005): the first Nolan Bat-flick (as opposed to a Batfleck) is fantastic in establishing the jigsaw puzzle of how Bruce Wayne built the Batman. But the very first real moment of this, when he’s clearly gotten himself arrested in some far-eastern gulag just to pick a fight with the biggest, baddest bastard in the place, is delightful.

“Oh, you wouldn't be interested in that...” (BB): Morgan Freeman’s Lucius Fox is a big part of the Nolan films, and his banter with Bruce is just a joy to behold. The sequence in Begins where Batman builds his arsenal is great, full of great comic beats, culminating in Bruce discovering the Tumbler. “Does it come in black?” is also a cool trailer line.

“Swear to me!” (BB): Bale’s Batman often comes in for a bit of stick for his gravelly voice, and fair enough. But deployed correctly it can be very effective. We really see the creepy, nasty, scary version of Batman as he terrorises a criminal. “Swear to me!” of course comes after the crim in question says “swear to God”, Bats assuming his place in the celestial pecking order.

“Perhaps he’s wondering why someone would shoot a man before throwing him out of a plane?” (TDKR): the Joker’s opening heist in Knight might be cleverer, but Bane’s midair abduction and murder is a technical tour-de-force, filmed (partly) for real in the middle of the frickin’ sky. We first glimpse Bane and his sinister, terrifying presence, as well as hear his iconic and slightly camp voice. “Eet wud be echstreemly painful… fo yoow!”

“Pretty generous, for a thief” (TDKR): Rises is often criticised for being sillier than the others (despite Begins literally ending with Batman chasing a microwave machine that boils water). And, yes, it is a bit camper and goofier than Knight, although I’d argue its less-defined plot carries no more holes than its predecessor films. Bruce Wayne miraculously making his way from the Middle East to Gotham, penniless, helpless, alone, with no equipment, despite Gotham being cut off and isolated, ringed with explosives; this is a bridge too far for some. For me, it’s the most Batman-y moment in all three films. How did he do that, you cry; because he’s Batman, I reply.

No time for another of my favourite moments, which - I'll be honest – suffered because I was looking for quotes. It's the very, very end of Rises, when Joseph Gordon-Levitt find the Batcave, and the elevator rises up, lifting him out of frame; literally the new Dark Knight rising. And who could forget the hospital explosion, or the money inferno, or the interrogation, all from Knight? Basically any moment with Heath Ledger. Also I like the gag about being at a party and people starting to pass around weaponised hallucinogens from Begins. And when Selina Kyle cons the cops, switching from savvy criminal to screaming girl to cool citizen. It's a good trilogy, you should check it out.

[nathancone]

A Second Decade of Movies

Ten years ago on Facebook, I compiled a list of every movie I watched, in order, from the first decade of the network’s existence. Now, here’s part two, covering the years 2010-2019. There are 754 titles below, though some are repeat viewings. The movie I watched the most? Harold Lloyd in “The Freshman.” My favorite movie from the last decade? “The Tree of Life.”

But I began the 2010s with James Cameron’s mega-hit “Avatar.” I’ll go on record saying the movie is still enjoyable ten years later, as I watched it again in 2019 with my kids to prep for visiting the World of Pandora at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. But--I also agree with those who say there’s little remembered from the film in the culture today. Can you name the stars? Recount the plot in detail? Mostly what we remember from the film is the spectacle of it all, game-changing when it was released in 2009.

At any rate, enjoy the list below! If a title is hotlinked, it will take you to an essay, interview, or related coverage on the film by yours truly.    

1.       Avatar 2.       I Walked With A Zombie 3.       The Paradine Case 4.       Whip It 5.       The Body Snatcher 6.       Coraline 7.       Everybody’s Fine 8.       The Blind Side 9.       The Hurt Locker                 10.   Citizen Architect 11.   Fantastic Mr. Fox 12.   Dance With the One 13.   The Happy Poet                 14.   When I Rise 15.   Mr. Nice 16.   Lemmy 17.   Haynesville 18.   Rashomon 19.   Cabin in the Sky                 20.   Toy Story 2 21.   Being There 22.   Modern Times 23.   Iron Monkey 24.   Kiki’s Delivery Service 25.   Alice In Wonderland 26.   WALL·E 27.   Goldfinger 28.   A Fistful of Dollars 29.   The Red Shoes 30.   M. Hulot’s Holiday 31.   When In Rome 32.   Toy Story 3 33.   The Godfather 34.   White Heat 35.   The Girl on the Train 36.   Mary Poppins 37.   Kapò 38.   Dr. Strangelove 39.   White Dog 40.   Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home 41.   Scoop 42.   Katyn 43.   Metropolis 44.   Days of Heaven 45.   Shane 46.   Ramona and Beezus 47.   Duck Soup 48.   Pillow Talk 49.   Monte Carlo 50.   Persona 51.   The Powderkids               52.   Machete 53.   THX 1138 54.   Ran 55.   Fantasia 2000 56.   Contempt 57.   The Big Red One 58.   Mid-August Lunch 59.   McCabe & Mrs. Miller 60.   Casablanca 61.   The Last Song 62.   Close Encounters of the Third Kind 63.   Sherlock, Jr. 64.   The Thin Red Line 65.   Modern Times 66.   Fantasia 67.   Mon Oncle 68.   Stagecoach 69.   Hallelujah 70.   Mademoiselle Chambon 71.   Double Take 72.   Black Swan 73.   Tangled 74.   The King’s Speech 75.   TRON: Legacy 76.   A Safe Place 77.   The King of Marvin Gardens 78.   Wings of Desire 79.   Head 80.   The Social Network 81.   Drive, He Said 82.   The Fighter 83.   Gold Diggers in Paris 84.   The Gay Divorcee 85.   The Love Parade 86.   127 Hours 87.   Never Let Me Go 88.   Forrest Gump 89.   A Film Unfinished 90.   How To Train Your Dragon 91.   Modern Times 92.   Malcolm X 93.   When I Rise 94.   Inception 95.   The Kids Are All Right 96.   A Time For Drunken Horses 97.   Our Hospitality 98.   The Ghost and Mrs. Muir 99.   The Mikado 100.   Something Ventured 101.   Five Time Champion 102.   Natural Selection 103.   Kumare                 104.    F#$k My Life 105.    Hesher 106.    Small, Beautifully Moving Parts 107.      Win Win 108.     Beats of Freedom 109.     Topsy-Turvy 110.     Taken By Storm                 111.     I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang 112.  Army of Shadows 113.  The Life of Emile Zola 114.   Rio 115.  East of Eden 116.  The Drummond Will 117.  Cooper 118.  Marriage Italian Style 119.  Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow 120.  Sunflower 121. Salt of This Sea 122. Casablanca 123.   The Happy Thieves 124.  The Art of Getting By 125. Patty Hearst 126. Breathless 127. The Tree of Life 128.  Nora’s Will 129.  Mr. Popper’s Penguins 130.                        My Man Godfrey 131.                        The Muppet Movie 132.                        Back to the Future 133.                        Back to the Future Part II 134.                        Back to the Future Part III 135.                        Rear Window 136.                        Q: The Winged Serpent 137.                        Cars 2 138.                        The Godfather Part II 139.                        Super 8 140.                        Dazed and Confused 141.                        All Night Long 142.                        The Tree of Life 143.                        Winnie the Pooh 144.                        M. Hulot’s Holiday 145.                        Snow Flower and the Secret Fan               146.                        A Thousand Clowns 147.                        Tokyo Story 148.                        The Smurfs 149.                        The League of Gentlemen 150.                        Malcolm X (1972) 151.                        Late Spring 152.                        Ladies & Gentlemen the Rolling Stones 153.                        The Princess Bride 154.                        Hud 155.                        The Boys 156.                        Poetry 157.                        Waking Sleeping Beauty               158.                        Martha Marcy May Marlene 159.                        Seduced and Abandoned 160.                        The Nightmare Before Christmas 161.                        The Third Man   162.                        Dressed To Kill 163.                        Echotone 164.                        Straw Dogs (1971) 165.                        Sapphire 166.                        Broken Embraces 167.                        The Wild One 168.                        La Belle et la Bête 169.                        The Tree of Life 170.                        Beauty and the Beast 171.                        Killer’s Kiss 172.                        The Producers 173.                        Camille (1921) 174.                        She’s Gotta Have It 175.                        La Belle et la Bête 176.                        The Descendants 177.                        Hugo 178.                        The Muppets 179.                        Another Earth 180.                        Rise of the Planet of the Apes 181.                        Alvin & the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked 182.                        The Artist 183.                        Arthur Christmas 184.                        The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 185.                        Midnight in Paris 186.                        War Horse 187.                        The Whistleblower 188.                        The Great Waltz 189.                        Manhattan 190.                        Annie Hall 191.                        The Help 192.                        Moneyball 193.                        Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close 194.                        Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 195.                        The Lorax 196.                        Kid-Thing 197.                        Zodiac 198.                        Hunky Dory 199.                        Wolf 200.                        Tchoupitoulas 201.                        21 Jump Street 202.                        Crulic: The Path to Beyond 203.                        The Imposter 204.                        The Descendants 205.                        Victim 206.                        Revenge of the Electric Car 207.                        We Bought a Zoo 208.                        Titanic (3D) 209.                        Shame 210.                        The Jazz Singer 211.                        For Greater Glory 212.                        Lola Versus 213.                        The Avengers 214.                        Prometheus 215.                        Citizen Kane 216.                        Brave 217.                        Rio Bravo 218.                        The Black Hole 219.                        Thunder Soul 220.                        The Gold Rush 221.                        Children of Paradise 222.                        The Natural 223.                        An American in Paris 224.                        North By Northwest 225.                        Harold and Maude 226.                        Killer Joe 227.                        Gilda 228.                        Miss Bala 229.                        Bride of Frankenstein 230.                        The Graduate 231.                        Madagascar 3 232.                        Close Encounters of the Third Kind 233.                        Star Trek VI: The Final Frontier 234.                        TRON: Legacy 235.                        Rise of the Guardians 236.                        Lincoln 237.                        Finding Nemo 238.                        Hitchcock 239.                        The Illusionist 240.                        Les Misérables 241.                        A Christmas Story 242.                        Kit Kittredge: An American Girl 243.                        Silver Linings Playbook 244.                        The Apple Dumpling Gang 245.                        Zero Dark Thirty 246.                        Wreck-It Ralph 247.                        On the Waterfront 248.                        The Life of Pi 249.                        Argo 250.                        Bag It 251.                        Loves Her Gun 252.                        Good Night 253.                        Mud 254.                        Museum Hours 255.                        This Is Where We Live 256.                        Unreal Dream: The Michael Morton Story 257.                        Sake-Bomb 258.                        The Girl                 259.                        Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore 260.                        Return to the Hiding Place 261.                        The Purple Rose of Cairo 262.                        To The Wonder 263.                        Epic 264.                        There Will Be Blood 265.                        Star Trek Into Darkness 266.                        Lawrence of Arabia 267.                        The Birds 268.                        Star Trek: First Contact 269.                        Barry Lyndon 270.                        Star Wars: A New Hope 271.                        Saboteur 272.                        Hell’s House 273.                        Of Human Bondage 274.                        The Flowers of St. Francis 275.                        Monsters University 276.                        Old Joy 277.                        Out of Africa 278.                        Safety Last! 279.                        The Killing 280.                        A Night To Remember 281.                        Singin’ in the Rain 282.                        Sherlock, Jr. 283.                        The Smurfs 2 284.                        Planes 285.                        Sicko 286.                        Brief Encounter                 287.                        Meek’s Cutoff 288.                        Wendy and Lucy 289.                        Side By Side 290.                        A.I. Artificial Intelligence 291.                        Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs 2 292.                        Powaqqatsi 293.                        Machete Kills 294.                        Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back 295.                        The Royal Tenenbaums 296.                        Moonrise Kingdom 297.                        Bottle Rocket 298.                        The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou 299.                        The Exorcist 300.                        The Darjeeling Limited   301.                        Dreamgirls 302.                        Dallas Buyers Club 303.                        Brewster McCloud 304.                        Cruising                 305.                        City Lights 306.                        Saving Mr. Banks 307.                        Frozen   308.                        Lili 309.                        The Gold Rush   310.                        Ninotchka 311.                        12 Angry Men 312.                        Lone Survivor 313.                        Her 314.                        The Nut Job 315.                        Cool It 316.                        American Hustle 317.                        Money and Medicine 318.                        Life Itself 319.                        The X From Outer Space 320.                        Captain Phillips 321.                        A Cat in Paris 322.                        Le Ciel est à Vous 323.                        Las Marthas 324.                        Rezeta 325.                        La Jaola de Oro 326.                        Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory                 327.                        Clue 328.                        Gravity 329.                        Nebraska 330.                        The Lego Movie                 331.                        Up 332.                        Liv & Ingmar 333.                        Before Midnight 334.                        Two Weeks in Another Town 335.                        Rio 2 336.                        All Is Lost 337.                        The Great Mouse Detective 338.                        The Adventures of Robin Hood 339.                        Stephen Tobolowsky’s Birthday Party 340.                        Belle 341.                        Bottled Up: The Battle Over Dublin Dr Pepper 342.                        My Dinner With Andre 343.                        Harry Dean Stanton Partly Fiction 344.                        The Lego Movie                 345.                        Bears 346.                        The Nightmare Before Christmas 347.                        Contempt 348.                        How To Train Your Dragon 2 349.                        Vertigo 350.                        Gojira 351.                        The Wizard of Oz 352.                        12 Angry Men 353.                        A Hard Day’s Night 354.                        Network 355.                        Picnic At Hanging Rock 356.                        Get On Up 357.                        E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial 358.                        The Drop             359.                        The Match Factory Girl   360.                        Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 361.                        Superman 362.                        Horse Feathers 363.                        I Married A Witch 364.                        The Grand Budapest Hotel           365.                        Il Sorpasso 366.                        Conde Drácula 367.                        Boyhood 368.                        Fun and Fancy Free 369.                        The Freshman (1925)     370.                        Intimidation       371.                        I Am Love 372.                        Fantastic Mr. Fox 373.                        The Freshman (1925)     374.                        The Freshman (1925) 375.                        Safe 376.                        Invitation to the Dance 377.                        Captain America: The Winter Soldier 378.                        Bicycle Thieves 379.                        Sherlock, Jr. 380.                        Whiplash 381.                        Ida 382.                        Tron 383.                        Return of the Jedi 384.                        Petting Zoo 385.                        Western 386.                        Cinderella (2015) 387.                        Lamb 388.                        Babysitter 389.                        The Thin Blue Line 390.                        Vernon, Florida 391.                        Gates of Heaven 392.                        Purple Rain 393.                        Sullivan’s Travels 394.                        Star Wars: Episode I 395.                        Safety Last! 396.                        Jesus Christ Superstar 397.                        Anatomy of a Murder 398.                        Mary Poppins 399.                        Inside Out 400.                        Love & Mercy 401.                        A Star Is Born (1954) 402.                        The Princess and the Frog 403.                        The Freshman (1925) 404.                        Zazie dans la Métro 405.                        The Treasure of the Sierra Madre 406.                        Lilo & Stitch 407.                        Monkey Kingdom 408.                        Foreign Correspondent 409.                        The Princess Bride 410.                        Tomorrowland 411.                        Rome: Open City 412.                        A Hard Day’s Night 413.                        Star Trek: Generations 414.                        The Roaring Twenties 415.                        Following the Ninth 416.                        Samantha: An American Girl Holiday 417.                        He Named Me Malala 418.                        Wings of Life 419.                        Singin’ in the Rain 420.                        The Peanuts Movie 421.                        Spotlight 422.                        The Good Dinosaur 423.                        Fantasia 2000 424.                        Reel Injun 425.                        It Happened One Night 426.                        Star Wars: The Force Awakens 427.                        Star Wars: Episode II 428.                        Concussion 429.                        One Hour With You 430.                        Enchanted 431.                        A Room With A View 432.                        The Hateful Eight 433.                        Speedy 434.                        Time Out of Mind 435.                        Cinderella (2015) 436.                        The Lady Vanishes 437.                        Naqoyqatsi 438.                        Suzanne’s Career 439.                        Bear Country 440.                        The 100 Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window… 441.                        Bandidas 442.                        Star Wars: The Force Awakens 443.                        Virtuosity 444.                        The Big Short 445.                        Two Days, One Night 446.                        The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe 447.                        Bridge of Spies 448.                        Brooklyn 449.                        Michael Jackson From Motown To Off The Wall 450.                        Tower 451.                        Transpecos 452.                        Last Night at the Alamo 453.                        Claire In Motion 454.                        Zootopia 455.                        Bodyguard 456.                        W. 457.                        The Adventures of Pepper and Paula 458.                        The Jungle Book (2016) 459.                        Star Wars: The Force Awakens 460.                        Captain America: Civil War 461.                        What About Bob? 462.                        Love & Friendship 463.                        Dial M For Murder 464.                        Garfield                 465.                        Ben-Hur 466.                        To Kill A Mockingbird 467.                        Citizenfour 468.                        Finding Dory 469.                        Ant-Man 470.                        The Quiet Man 471.                        The Peanuts Movie 472.                        The BFG 473.                        My Dinner With Andre 474.                        Children of Men 475.                        The Last Temptation of Christ 476.                        The Secret Life of Pets 477.                        Chimes At Midnight 478.                        Brewed in the 210 479.                        Saturday Night Fever 480.                        The New World 481.                        Who Framed Roger Rabbit 482.                        Walt & El Grupo 483.                        Saludos Amigos                 484.                        The Jungle Book (2016) 485.                        The Last Picture Show 486.                        Beetlejuice 487.                        The King and I 488.                        Ride in the Whirlwind 489.                        Dracula 490.                        The Angry Birds Movie 491.                        The Sword in the Stone 492.                        Queen of Katwe 493.                        The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad 494.                        Beetlejuice 495.                        Dracula 496.                        Arrival 497.                        Tron: Legacy 498.                        Akira Kurosawa’s Dreams 499.                        Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them 500.                        Boomerang (1947) 501.                        Safety Last! 502.                        South of the Border 503.                        Honey, I Shrunk The Kids 504.                        Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them 505.                        Jiro Dreams of Sushi 506.                        Rogue One 507.                        Moana   508.                        Once 509.                        Redes 510.                        Max Dugan Returns 511.                        Amadeus 512.                        The New World 513.                        13th 514.                        Star Trek III: The Search for Spock 515.                        Yarn 516.                        Paddington 517.                        Hidden Figures 518.                        Doctor Strange 519.                        The Lego Batman Movie 520.                        Clue 521.                        The Honor Farm 522.                        Mr. Roosevelt 523.                        La Barracuda 524.                        The Ballad of Lefty Brown 525.                        Beauty and the Beast (2017) 526.                        Cat People 527.                        The Adventures of Tintin 528.                        The Freshman (1925) 529.                        The Artist 530.                        Day for Night 531.                        Stranger on the Third Floor 532.                        Twentieth Century 533.                        Modern Times 534.                        Alien: Covenant                 535.                        Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul 536.                        Norman 537.                        Casablanca 538.                        Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie 539.                        Alvin & the Chipmunks: Road Chip 540.                        The Man Who Knew Too Much 541.                        Cars 3 542.                        The Sugarland Express 543.                        Redes 544.                        School of Rock 545.                        Duck Soup 546.                        Cat People 547.                        Tower 548.                        War for the Planet of the Apes 549.                        Pete’s Dragon (2016) 550.                        Richard Linklater: Dream Is Destiny 551.                        The Double Life of Veronique 552.                        Dunkirk                 553.                        The Adventures of Robin Hood 554.                        Something Wicked This Way Comes 555.                        Young Frankenstein 556.                        Duck Soup 557.                        Tampopo 558.                        Beggars of Life 559.                        Tender Mercies                 560.                        The Princess and the Frog 561.                        Rogue One 562.                        Steve Jobs 563.                        Despicable Me 3 564.                        Close Encounters of the Third Kind 565.                        Koyaanisqatsi 566.                        Honeysuckle Rose 567.                        Wonder Woman 568.                        Creed 569.                        North By Northwest 570.                        Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets 571.                        The Nightmare Before Christmas 572.                        Altered States 573.                        Dealt 574.                        Star Wars: The Force Awakens 575.                        My Cousin Rachel (2017) 576.                        Get Out                 577.                        Planet of the Apes (1968) 578.                        Tomorrowland 579.                        Justice League 580.                        The Disaster Artist 581.                        Thor: Ragnarok 582.                        Beneath the Planet of the Apes 583.                        Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me 584.                        The Philadelphia Story 585.                        Escape From the Planet of the Apes 586.                        Ferdinand 587.                        Star Wars: The Last Jedi 588.                        Darkest Hour 589.                        Coco 590.                        Dunkirk                 591.                        Phantom Thread 592.                        Paddington 2 593.                        Arrival 594.                        Spider-Man: Homecoming 595.                        Conquest of the Planet of the Apes 596.                        Our Souls at Night 597.                        Mudbound 598.                        The Post 599.                        Germany Year Zero 600.                        Trading Places 601.                        The Shape of Water 602.                        Black Panther 603.                        Logan 604.                        The Simpsons Movie 605.                        Wings 606.                        Miss Congeniality 607.                        Never Cry Wolf 608.                        Something Wicked This Way Comes 609.                        Pride and Prejudice (2005) 610.                        Moana 611.                        Ready Player One 612.                        Viva Max 613.                        Red River 614.                        Bridget Jones’s Baby 615.                        Avengers: Infinity War 616.                        The Sugarland Express 617.                        Selena 618.                        Peaceful Warrior 619.                        Spider-Man 2 620.                        Stagecoach 621.                        The Godfather, Part III 622.                        Solo: A Star Wars Story 623.                        Jaws 624.                        Peter Pan 625.                        The Day the Earth Stood Still 626.                        Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 627.                        Won’t You Be My Neighbor? 628.                        Daughters of the Dust 629.                        Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan 630.                        Time Bandits 631.                        Incredibles 2 632.                        Avatar 633.                        On the Waterfront 634.                        Forks Over Knives 635.                        It Happened One Night 636.                        Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl 637.                        Ant-Man and the Wasp 638.                        A Quiet Place 639.                        Full Metal Jacket 640.                        The Thin Blue Line 641.                        The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez 642.                        Teen Titans Go! To The Movies 643.                        The Reluctant Dragon 644.                        Tokyo Story 645.                        The Karate Kid (1984) 646.                        Blazing Saddles 647.                        The Black Cauldron

648.                        Back to the Future 649.                        2001: A Space Odyssey 650.                        Blaze 651.                        In Old Arizona 652.                        Crazy Rich Asians 653.                        Ocean’s 8 654.                        Star Wars: A New Hope 655.                        The Tree of Life (Extended Cut) 656.                        First Man 657.                        Food, Inc. 658.                        Napoleon Dynamite 659.                        Halloween (2018) 660.                        Christopher Robin 661.                        Battle for the Planet of the Apes               662.                        Paris, Je t’aime 663.                        Breakfast at Tiffany’s 664.                        Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald 665.                        Back to the Future, Part II 666.                        Koyaanisqatsi 667.                        Creed II                 668.                        True Stories 669.                        Ralph Breaks the Internet 670.                        Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse 671.                        The Last Command 672.                        Mary Poppins Returns 673.                        The Primary Instinct 674.                        Rise of the Planet of the Apes 675.                        An Inconvenient Truth 676.                        A Christmas Story 677.                        BlacKkKlansman 678.                        Annihilation 679.                        A Star Is Born (2018) 680.                        That’s Entertainment, Part 2 681.                        Close Encounters of the Third Kind 682.                        Teen Titans Go! To The Movies 683.                        Back to the Future, Part III 684.                        Stranger Than Paradise 685.                        On the Basis of Sex 686.                        Bohemian Rhapsody 687.                        The Favourite 688.                        First Reformed 689.                        Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 690.                        Cold War 691.                        They Shall Not Grow Old 692.                        The Iron Orchard 693.                        Free Solo 694.                        Captain Marvel 695.                        The Little Mermaid 696.                        Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End 697.                        Wasted! The Story of Food Waste 698.                        Green Book 699.                        La Bamba 700.                        Running for Good 701.                        Us 702.                        War for the Planet of the Apes 703.                        I, Tonya                 704.                        Avengers: Endgame 705.                        Amazing Grace (2019) 706.                        Shazam! 707.                        Testament 708.                        Vice 709.                        Raiders of the Lost Ark 710.                        The Umbrellas of Cherbourg 711.                        Planet of the Apes (2001) 712.                        Aladdin (2019) 713.                        The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez 714.                        Detour 715.                        The Hitch-Hiker 716.                        The Border 717.                        Toy Story 4 718.                        Flight 719.                        Do the Right Thing 720.                        Midnight Cowboy 721.                        Spider Man: Far From Home 722.                        Some Like It Hot 723.                        Strangers on a Train 724.                        Red Hook Summer 725.                        All That Heaven Allows 726.                        Cowspiracy 727.                        Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood 728.                        Zodiac 729.                        Wings of Desire                 730.                        The Blues Brothers 731.                        The Farewell 732.                        Super Size Me 733.                        Safety Last! 734.                        Hustlers 735.                        Raiders of the Lost Ark 736.                        The Game Changers 737.                        Downton Abbey 738.                        The Body Snatcher 739.                        The Lion King (2019) 740.                        Ad Astra 741.                        The Terminator 742.                        The Irishman 743.                        Frozen II 744.                        Our Dancing Daughters 745.                        The Castaway Cowboy 746.                        The Thin Man 747.                        Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice 748.                        Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 749.                        Doctor Sleep 750.                        A Hidden Life 751.                        Bombshell 752.                        Fed Up 753.                        Miracle on 34th Street 754.                        Brittany Runs a Marathon

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Y’all are gonna hate me for this part 2.

226. Wish you were the opposite sex: No.

227. Caught someone doing something: Yes.

228. Played a game that removes clothing: No.

229. Cried during a movie: Yes.

230. Cried over someone: Yes.

231. Wanted to hook up with a friend: Yes.

232. Hooked up with someone you barely met: Yes.

233. Ran away from home: Yes.

234. Cheated on a test: Yes.

Section Twelve: Would you

235. Bungee jump: No.

236. Sky dive: No.

237. Swim with dolphins: Yes.

238. Steal a friend's bf or gf: No.

239. Try to be the opposite sex: No.

240. Lie to the police: No.

241. Run from the police: Maybe.

242. Lie to your parents: No.

243. Backstab a friend for your own well being: No.

244. Be an exotic dancer:Maybe.

245. NQ- Kill the president: No.

Section Thirteen: Are you

246. Shy: Yes.

247. Loud: Yes.

248. Nice: Yes.

249: Outgoing:.No.

250: Quiet: Sometimes.

251. Mean: I can be.

252. Emotional: Wxtremely.

253. Sensitive: Very.

254. Gay: Half.

255. Strong:.No.

256. Weak: Yes.

257. Caring: Too caring.

258. Dangerous No.

259. Crazy: A little.

260. Spontaneous: No.

261. Funny: I hope.

262. Sweet: Yes.

263. Sharing:. I try.

264. Responsible: No.

265. Trustworthy: Yes.

266. Open-minded: Yes.

267. Creative: Sorta.

268. Cute:.No.

269. Slick: No

270. Smart: Kinda.

271. Dumb: A little.

272. Evil: No.

273. Ghetto: Maybe.

274. Classy: No.

275. Photogenic: No.

276. Dependable: I try to be.

277. Greedy: Sometimes.

278. Ugly: Yeah.

279. Messy: Sometimes.

280. Neat: I try.

281. Perverted: Sometimes.

282. Silly: Very.

283. A B****: Sometimes.

284. A Good Listener: Yes.

285. A Fighter: No.

286. A Party Animal: No.

287. A Game Freak: Yes.

288. A Computer Freak: No

Section Fourteen: Future

289. Dream job: Veterinary tech.

290. Dream house: Not sure.

291. Husband/Wife: Current.

292. Kids:2.

293. Names: Aela and Oliver.

294. Pets: Yes.

295. Car: Jeep Wrangler.

296. Age you would want to get married:Beofre 30.

297. Best Man/Bride's Maid: Not sure.

298. Honeymoon: Ireland.

Section Fifteen: Your friends

299. Best friend: Noah.

300. Known the longest: Elise.

301. Craziest: Not sure.

302. Loudest: Noah

303. Shyest: Me

304. Best hair: Jake

305. Best eyes: Jake

306. Best body: Idk

307. Most Athletic: Idk

308. Hot-Tempered: Craig

309. Most impatient: me

310. Shortest: Crystal

311. Tallest: Jake

312. Skinniest: Jake

313. Best singer: Jake

314. Funniest: Noah

315. Can always make you laugh: Noah or Craig

316. Wish you talked to more: Craig or Jake

317. Wish you saw more: Noah

318. Who drives you insane after a while: None

319. Who you can stay around forever and never get sick of: Noah

320. Ever lose a friend because you took it to the 'next level': Almost

321. Whose always been there when you need them: Noah

322. Who is like your family: Noah.

323. How many friends do you have?: like 4.

324. How many are really close? 1.

Section Sixteen: The last

325. Thing you ate: Nerds.

326. Thing you drank: Baja blast.

327. Thing you wore: Work uniform.

328. Thing you did: Peed.

329. Place you went: Taco Bell.

330. Thing you got pierced or tattooed:Nose.

331. Person you saw: Tristyn.

332. Person you hugged: Tristyn.

333. Person you kissed:Tristyn.

334. NQ- Person you beat to a juicy pulp:Alysha kinda.

335. Person you talked to online: Nate.

336. Person you talked to on the phone: My mom.

337. Song you heard: Selfish Machines.

338. Show you saw: Shokugeki Food Wars.

339. Time you fought with your parents: Like 2 weeks ago.

340. Time you fought with a friend: A week ago.

341. Words you said: Go sleepies and brush your teefies

Section Seventeen: Now

343. What are you eating: Mothing.

344. What are you drinking: Nothing.

345. What are you thinking: Sad thoughts.

346. What are you wearing: Pj’s.

347. What are you doing: This.

349. Hair: Down like usual.

350. Mood: Sleepy.

351. Listening to: The fan.

352. Talking to anyone: No.

353. Watching anything: No

Section Eighteen: Yes or No

354. Are you a vegetarian: No

355. Are you a carnivore: Yes.

356. Are you heterosexual: No

357. Do you like penguins: Yes

358. Do you write poetry: Yes

359. Do you see stupid people: Yes

360. You + Me: no

361. Do you like the Osbournes: Yes

362. Can you see flying pigs: no

363. Do you sleep with stuffed animals on your bed: Yes

364. Are you from Afghanistan: no

365. Is Christina Aguilera ugly: no

366. Are you a zombie: Mo

367. Am i annoying you: no

368. Do you bite your nails: Yes

369. Can you cross your eyes: no

370. Do you make your bed in the morning: no

371. Have you touched someone's private part:yes

Section Nineteen: This or That

372. Winter or Summer: summer

373. Spring or Autumn: spring

374. Shakira or Britney: Britney

375. MTV or VH1: mtv

376. Black or White: black

377. Yellow or Pink: pink

378. Football or Basketball: basketball

379. Mobile Phone or Pager: mobile phone

380. Pen or Pencil: pen

381. Cold or Hot: hot

382. Tattoos or Piercings: piercing

383. Inside or Outside: inside

384. Weed or Alcohol: weed

385. Coke or Pepsi: Pepsi

386. Tape or Glue: glue

387. McDonald's or In-n-Out: mcdonalds

Section Twenty: Opinions

388. What do you think about classical music: It’s okay.

389. About boy bands: Good.

390. About suicide: Sad.

391. About people who try to force their opinions on you: Annoying.

392. About teen pregnancy: Not horrible

393. Where do you think you'll be in 10 years: married with kids hopefully

394. Who do you think you'll still be friends with in 5 years: Noah

395. About gay men: they’re nice

Section Twenty-One:

396. Do you have a website: no

397. Current weather right now: cold

398. Current time: 234 AM

399. Any shout outs: no

400. Last thoughts: no