#Dave Bautista

[tsdtalks]

The spice must flow

[humanoidhistory]

Dave Bautista casts his vote.

[that--funny--feeling]

Gunn said the first movie was about the mother, the second about the father and the third about the self. And if I think about it, all characters finally come to terms to who they really are or want to be:

[SPOILERS]

• Mantis goes her own way, after following what Ego wanted and then what the Guardians wanted for all these years;

• Drax, that called himself the 'destroyer', finds his place as a 'father', even after his daughter's death;

• Groot: now that he is an adult again, it's pretty clear to us that he's phisically and mentally different from the GOTG1!Groot. He respects and supports everyone's choices in his family and makes us part of it too at the end (→ now we understand him too);

• Nebula, now free from Thanos, is now a leader and helps kids in need like she was as a child, following what she and Gamora talked about at the end of vol 2;

• Gamora learns why her 2018!self found a family between the Guardians, but feels she's different and chooses another path in the end;

• Rocket "ain't no one like me but me" accepts he's not alone in the world anymore and deserves to keep on living. Also, he calls himself "racoon" for the first time without it being a offense for him;

• Peter, always away from his planet, faces his fears and comes back to the Earth, where he lost his mother, and meets his granddad.

I don't like all the choices Gunn made in this movie (about Gamora's arc for example), but GOTG3 made me cry and laught and cry again and I'm happy we finally got to see the ending of this beautiful trilogy.

[bodhrancomedy]

Help my friend is trying to convince me to start a new action comedy screenplay about a cop going rogue to protect a small-time drug dealer in witness protection and send it to Dave Bautista.

[scottxlogan]

@giftober 2024 | Day #15: "References". Tony Stark referencing pop culture.

[erinmakesgifs]

Feyd-Rautha: wHaT aRe YoU dOiNg HeRe?

[heatherlucky29]

Guardians 1: The guardians learning to love

Guardians 2: The guardians learning to accept love

Guardians 3: The guardians learning self-love through the love they have for each other

[providence-park]

"You're praying now to your grandmother. She died nine moons ago. She lost an eye. A rock smashed her face as she was crossing the Belt. She was twelve when it happened. At that time, this world had a Fremen name. Dune."

DUNE: PART TWO (2024)

Dir. Denis Villeneuve

[i-is-v-tired]

“So how was the new Guardians of the Galaxy movie?”

Me:

[beauty-funny-trippy]

"He bends over for Putin."

[drrav3nb]

GIEDI PRIME + aesthetics DUNE: PART TWO (dir. Denis Villeneuve)

[austinbutlermischief]

[keefechambers]

Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen + his brother

[ilikestuff69]

A parallel I love in Dune: Part 2 (so… spoilers. duh.)

(I did not realize this on my own, it was Nikhil Clayton’s tiktok that pointed this out so go check out his video)

When we’re introduced to Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen he’s fighting what the Harkonnens believe are the last three members of House Atreides. Two of the three men are bigger and more imposing while the other one is skinnier and looks weaker by comparison. But the two bigger ones are actually drugged and easily bested by Feyd-Rautha, while the skinnier one isn’t and is actually able to have a fair duel with Feyd-Rautha. The duel goes on until both fighters are fighting over one knife and eventually Feyd-Rautha is able to beat the skinnier fighter and supposedly destroy all of House Atreides.

Then later in the movie, Paul finds out that he is part Harkonnen due to Lady Jessica being The Baron’s daughter. Later when Paul is asked what he’s gonna do to stop the Harkonnens, Paul responds with something along the lines of “We’re Harkonnens, that’s how we’ll win. By being Harkonnens.” (again, I am paraphrasing that).

And that’s exactly what Paul does. When it comes to the Harkonnens, there are three faces that come to mind in the movie, the Baron, Rabban, and Feyd-Rautha and look-wise, the Baron and Rabban are much bigger and more imposing, so you’d think they’d be a bigger challenge, but no, Paul and Gurney are able to defeat those two very easily. Leaving only Feyd-Rautha, the skinnier one of the three, to have an actual fair duel with Paul, where it eventually comes down them fighting for the control of one knife until Paul eventually gets the upper hand and defeats Feyd-Rautha.

So when we see Feyd-Rautha in the arena, he is literally showing us how he and his family will be taken down and when Paul says they defeat House Harkonnen by being Harkonnens, he’s saying he will do the exact same thing we saw Feyd-Rautha do to defeat House Atreides.

I just think that that’s all really neat.

Thanks for reading!

[theknightgeek]

Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy by Matt Ferguson

[mightymorphinnegro]

I’m grateful that atleast not All of my WWE/WWF heroes have let me down.

In a time when it feels like so many childhood icons are endorsing things I can’t stand behind, it's refreshing to see that there are still a few standing on the right side of history.

1st Dave Bautista and now Mick 'Mankind, Dude Love, Cactus Jack' Foley 💙💙💙💙