#Bryan Cranston icons

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𝔹𝕣𝕖𝕒𝕜𝕚𝕟𝕘 𝔹𝕒𝕕

Bryan Cranston as ᴡᴀʟᴛᴇʀ «ʜᴇɪsᴇɴʙᴇʀɢ» ᴡʜɪᴛᴇ × Aaron Paul as ᴊᴇssᴇ ᴘɪɴᴋᴍᴀɴ (S02.E01-13 • 2009)

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Ryan Gosling as the driver in "Drive" icons

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Cliff Stanfield - Black Mirror, S06E03

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[forgedinmyheart]

Walter White Heart Emoji Icons

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to my many yellowjackets followers who I know support morally dubious women committing cannibalism crimes, please watch The Horrors of Dolores Roach. it's basically modern day Sweeney Todd in Washington Heights with empandas instead of pies.

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some obnoxious lesbian / androgynous brba pride icons :)

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Oh Jesse Pinkman we're really in it now

[favorite-characters]

𝔹𝕣𝕖𝕒𝕜𝕚𝕟𝕘 𝔹𝕒𝕕

Bryan Cranston as ᴡᴀʟᴛᴇʀ «ʜᴇɪsᴇɴʙᴇʀɢ» ᴡʜɪᴛᴇ × Aaron Paul as ᴊᴇssᴇ ᴘɪɴᴋᴍᴀɴ (S02.E01-13 • 2009)

[romanceyourdemons]

it’s always interesting when an actor’s most iconic role is deliberately against their typecast (eg bryan cranston, anthony perkins), because when you watch something where an actor is cast within type you can kind of tell that the casting and acting is pretty low-effort, and yet you can’t help but think it’s so fucked up that walter white is a loving father with hair

[thealogie]

Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul really spoiled me by filming themselves reading the breaking bad finale together for the first time and now when iconic duos/costars don’t do it I’m like….man why do you hate me personally….

[mooifyourecows]

Do you mind if I ask your top 10 favorite characters (can be male or female) from all of the media that you loved (can be anime/manga, books, movies or tv series)? And why do you love them? Sorry if you've answered this question before.....Thanks...

Sure! (given in no particular order)

1. Daichi from Haikyuu, of course.. I just love everything about him. He's a great captain and he has a big appetite and he's so down to earth and masculine in the best ways, what a man!!! I want a tattoo of him on my body!

2. Pam Poovey from Archer. It's hard to stand out in a show where nearly every character is the single most interesting person in the world but I really do think that Pam takes the cake. She's a real one. She stays true to herself no matter how much everyone else begs her to stop and I RESPECT THAT. Also she's a fat character who isn't limited to being the Fat Character. While her weight does come up, often in insulting jokes or bits, she has so much else to her that it feels like such a small part of her character.

3. Princess Carolyn from Bojack Horseman. Out of all the insanely good character arcs in Bojack Horseman, Princess Carolyn's is my favorite. Usually the hardworking career woman character who wants a baby winds up the most disappointing character for me because she always gives up her career to be a mom but NOT MY GIRL PRINCESS CAROLYN. She said I want to be a badass boss lady AND a mom and I don't need no man to get what I want! And she did that shit. She deserves it.

4. Linda Belcher from Bob's Burgers. I aspire to be like Linda. She's fun, she's extroverted, she is just so excited to live her modest life with a struggling burger business, a husband she actually enjoys spending time with, and 3 kids she adores with every fiber of her being. She sings and dances at any given opportunity and doesnt let embarrassment faze her. What an icon.

5. Samwise Gamgee from Lord of the Rings. Every time I think of him I wanna cry. He's just so.... perfect.... and wonderful.... He is the sweetest, bravest man to ever exist and NOBODY CAN ARGUE. The original Ride or Die. We all need a Samwise Gamgee in our lives. 🖤

6. Usopp from One Piece. That's my boy! He's so funny and relatable. I love characters who are brave while being terrified. Despite his wacky goofy personality, he's complex and insecure but he stands by his guns and isn't afraid to challenge even his best friend/captain to defend what he believes and GOSH what a stand up guy ammiright?

7. Eleanor Shellstrop from The Good Place. I love a disaster of a woman. She's a selfish bisexual with zero shame, what's more to love? I just can't help it. I'm weak for women who are just The Worst ™️.

8. Manny from Swiss Army Man. I mean... He's dead, he teaches us what it means to be alive, and he's played by Daniel Radcliffe. He's basically the perfect character, right? Listen, Swiss Army Man is my all time favorite movie and I want everyone else to like it too. I can't even talk much on it because it's so much better when you watch it yourself. Especially if you love amazing soundtracks, beautiful visuals, and queer revelations.

9. Hal from Malcolm in the Middle. I'm such a sucker for husbands who are obsessed with their wives and men in touch with their emotions and Hal is the epitome of both those things! I watched this show while growing up and I truly think that Bryan Cranston's portrayal of Hal taught me how men are supposed to act, especially in regards to their romantic partners. And now my own partner is basically a less theatrical version of him so it paid off ya know?

10. Judas Iscariot from Jesus Christ Superstar (1973). This is mainly based on performance. Carl Anderson did such an AMAZING job playing Judas that he literally stole the show, imo. Jesus who? You mean Judas's boyfriend? It's not JUST his performance though, the way the character is written is so well done that I feel like Judas is the real main character. Yeah, this is the story about Jesus but he ain't the star, ya dig? He's a basic bitch in comparison to the complexity and emotional turmoil of Judas. Also they're gay and in love, what a tragedy! This is cinema!

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I'm soooo mad I found the SF2 animated movie and it's missing like the last 10-15 minutes but it's so so good I'm smitten. I really expected it'd be enjoyable in a corny sense as an obligatory 90's ova but I'm unironically getting so much enjoyment out of it even with it being the dub version

There's so much going on. Actually really good fighting choreography. Blanka shows up for like three minutes and in that time he graphically bites someone. Actually there's a lot of unexpectedly graphic violence. Literally the whole scene with Chun-Li and Vega in her apartment was peak. The use of grunge is so cheesy that it loops around to being unironically badass. Cammy is here for about five minutes but she spends most of her screen time committing graphic murder so iconic that they brought back both her outfit and the move in SF6. Seriously this movie is remarkably graphic and it works so well and doesn't feel like overkill. Chun-Li kills a man by stomping his face in and throwing him through a brick wall. I can't tell if her interactions with Guile were meant to be romantic or fatherly (I prefer the latter) but either way it's endearing. The fight choreography is so goddamn good. I've had Ultra by KMFDM stuck in my head nonstop. Honda is implied to be mildly telepathic and I wish he was my dad. Ryu is supposed to be globetrotting for the sake of training and fighting but he keeps accidentally making friends (god I wish the little Indian girl got to come back as a future playable character that'd be awesome). Bryan Cranston is in it. Ken's major role in the plot is pining for his missing bestie. We get Ryu headband lore and it was so good that they retconned it into canon. Did I mention the choreography?

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Bryan Cranston will literally always be the dad from Malcolm in the Middle to me first and foremost, like Dennis wasn’t lying, Malcolm in the Middle changed the game, especially as a template for an anti sitcom about imperfect, messy, at times unlikable but still empathetic characters who don’t always have things work out for them in the end, and you can definitely see how it may have influenced the direction of Sunny itself in that regard. Hal is a fantastic, iconic character, and comedy is not a lesser form than drama, comedy is not a lesser form than drama!