#Amazing acting

[mikimeiko]

Nope (Jordan Peele, 2022)

[pixelbumblebee]

I just really like how some of the dialogue has double meaning in the show once you get the full context. Crystal saying: "I get angry [...] knowing you have a home but being unable to get there" makes sense the first time, sure. I'd be upset if I didn't remember my family. But once you know what her family is like, there's this whole other interpretation opening up: of her being sad and toxic before because despite her best effort, she probably could never get through to her parents to earn their love and affection. She couldn't go home. Because her home was not home for her.

[hyrules-warrior]

I love how Ellie had to save herself in the show. Joel didn’t find her until after she had decided she had beaten David to death enough and walked out of that burning building on her own. Only then does he find her, unlike in the game where he stops her from continuing to hit David.

She also just looks so closed off and broken as they stumble away together. Like she is just dead inside.

[jeraliey]

Okay, this is easily one of the best performances of We Both Reached For The Gun that I've EVER seen. This guy is INCREDIBLE! (The actress playing Roxy is doing a great job too! She's perfecting the illusion to the point that I actually forgot that it's him singing the whole time, even though I KNOW how the song is done!)

[luxshine]

As I loved RRR, I've been watching more Tallywood films, in specific with Ram Charan and Tarak as main stars. Unfortunately not together, as their only movie together is RRR when seriously, they have the power and chemistry to be India's Terence Hill and Bud Spencer (To the fetuses in the audience, they were a pair of actors who made a ton of Buddy movies together, where something happened at the beginning that made them have to solve the problem by hitting everyone who got in their way. My personal favorite is Look out, we're mad. The extra twist was that Bud, the fat, hairy one, was usually the level headed one, and Terence, the blonde, blue eyed, traditionally handsome, was chaos in a bottle)

ANYWAY, I've watched so far Magadheera (Adorable romance, Ram Charan does a double role as Harsha, a biker, and Kala Bhairava, his reincarnation), Yamadonga (Funny as hell, where Tarak plays Raja, a thief who falls in love, but also ends up in hell where he steals the God of the Dead's power before getting sent back to earth), Rangashtalam (which I can't describe without spoilers but has one hell of a twist and also portrays a side of India that is not seen in Hollywood movies without being racist, and ALSO has amazing deaf representation in the shape of the lead play by Charan, without being disability porn), and finally, Jai Lava Kusa (A rollercoaster of emotions where Tarak plays not one, but THREE roles and each of them is wonderful)

Each of their roles is so different from Ram and Bheem, you can tell how amazing actors they are even if some cultural references go past you.

That said, Lava Kumar, from Jai Lava Kusa, is SO, SO gullible, that I am almost sure he's single handedly keeping Nigeria's economy afloat. On the other hand, Chitti Babu from Rangashtalam has my award for most human looking chicken, winning over Chickity Boo by a landslide.

[queenofshilla]

Nastassja Kinski in TESS (1979) (dir. Roman Polanski)

[goddessmoonlady]

NIGHT FOR NIGHT | From Music Creator Simon Poole (2023)

Wow. I'm not sure what the plot was exactly, but it's powerful, and Percy's acting was amazing.

You certainly feel some type of way by the end. For something that's only about 5 minutes long, it's an amazing piece of work.

[dbnightingale24]

Nah, I’m actually extremely pissed about that ending. What the fuck? Wholeheartedly, fuck Shiv.

[jesusagrees]

No like....the fact this man beat this shit out of her and their daughter....and Kang Hyeon Nam STILL mourns him!?!?!

BRUH....

This is a man she fell in love with once. She fell out of love just as fast, too. Damn. That frikin killed me.

She didn't mourn his death. She had been mourning for ages but gosh dang...that hit man.

Women are so powerful.

[theriu]

This is officially my favorite type of video game parody XD HOW DO THEY DO SUCH A GOOD JOB

[astral-herald]

jayce enduring a symbolic rendition of viktor's trauma is so painful and so, so clever.

being stricken down and immobilized through sheer accident or, in viktor's case, a cruelly random quirk that caused his disability.

then physically dragging himself from the lowest level of zaun to piltover, much like how viktor spent his youth reaching toward the promise piltover offered, but only if he could "pull himself up by the boot straps" and get there on his own. socioeconomic forces working against him be damned.

i appreciate arcane reminding us of viktor's origins - the reason he is so called to help people and, eventually, save himself - and putting jayce through the ringer - the contrast between he and viktor's lived experiences is front and center throughout season 1. the writers send jayce, and the audience, on a grueling journey to contemplate those experiences and how they've manifested in these intertwined characters.

[maipareshaan]

Wait the Smile 2 lead is half Indian

[nipuni]

"Midnight" is one of my favourite episodes!!

A speedpaint video of this will be available at my Patreon on may 1st

[suzypfonne]

There are roughly 1000 emotions going across Michael's Aziraphale's face in 9 gifs. 😭

GOOD OMENS

2x06 • “Everyday”

[egophiliac]

looking at next month's schedule and between the end of 7-12 and the wishing lantern event it's like

February is officially RIDDLE MONTH, brace yourselves to be absolutely blasted into ashes everybody

[gray-dubs]

Shoulder Pads

Credit to @sm-baby as the artist!

Kinger got that thang thanging fr