#David Mosse

[lanawinterscigarettes]

another one because I was feeling a little silly today

[miamaimania]

Kate Moss, sculpted by David Sims' lens in 'i-D,' captures the minimalist allure of February 1996 fashion.

[xxdrixx]

@giftober 2024 | Day 10: "Cheering/Clapping" Frank saying "Attagirl/boy" in The Punisher

[silverflameataraxia]

We have scenes of Frank being tortured showing absolutely no fear at all. But the thought of Karen in danger? Pure, unadulterated terror.

[christinwashere]

Milla Jovovich photographed by Davide Sorrenti in 1996.

[myvisionly]

Interview Magazine, ‘99.

[darlingshane]

I don't wanna be blood brothers. That stuff is for kids in tree houses.

THE PUNISHER (2017-2019) THE BEAR (2022-)

[braedenhales]

OTP MEME ► KASTLE [1/7] SCENES "Your girlfriends on the radio."

[white-boy-of-the-year]

WHITE BOY ENJOYERS. IT'S ALMOST TIME.

The Second Annual White Boy of the Year Tournament is just around the corner, and this year we have a Google Form for yall to choose the top 16 (or 64) candidates for WBOTY 2024!!!

Get hyped and happy voting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(UPDATE 11/14/2024): The form will be closing on NOVEMBER 24th. This should be plenty of time, and a day or two prior to Thanksgiving, we will reveal the final bracket.

[unladyboss]

NAPKINS. SEASON 3 THE BEAR. DIRECTED BY AYO EDEBIRI

One of Televisions best episodes of the year. I agree.

It made me feel so good throughout the messiness and stress of the rest of the episodes

[pedro-reed]

Ebon Moss-Bachrach as David Lieberman THE PUNISHER SEASON 1 (2017), created by Steve Lightfoot

[lanalove2012]

[xxdrixx]

@giftober 2024 | Day 15: "References" The Punisher Season 1 Episode 09 - Front Toward Enemy

[dailyuh]

they would meet each other in any life.

[mosslingg]

I think people tend to forget that Superman is a symbol of hope, something that i think Zack Snyder failed to portray properly.

What James Gunn is doing is portraying Superman as a normal guy that got put in a superhero suit not because he wanted, but because what else could he do? And it shows in the way both Clark Kent and Superman act. From this tiny bit we got to see in the teaser we got to see so much.

First, the movie is colorful, a refreshing sight in superhero movie genre. The colors that are the brightest are red, blue and yellow, which obviously is Superman's color scheme, showing his importance and (that's just my assumption) put it into focus that even when Clark is Clark, he'll always be Superman too.

Then there's Clark's physique. He's not portrayed as a super buff guy. Even in costume, unlike Snyder's portrayal, his muscles aren't super defined. Gunn's Superman looks friendly. I'd totally trust that guy with my safety and I love that. Because Clark doesn't want to perceived as a god, he just happens to have superpowers that he uses for good but on the inside he's a midwestern guy with a passion for journalism.

As Superman, you can see how much he cares about the people of Metropolis. The little detail of Clark holding down the little girl's head so the shockwave doesn't break her neck? It was, in my opinion, perfect. It's such a small thing but it shows how much Clark actually cares. Then there's the scene of the citizens being mad at him, presumably after a battle of some sorts. Clark doesn't hide. He walks calmly through the crowd and while they can't hurt him physically, mentally that must be quite a punch in the gut, to suddenly be so hated. But he takes it. Because no matter what they think of him he's still there for them.

Let's not forget Clark Kent in his civilian life. They did so well with capturing the clumsy Daily Planet reporter and if I didn't know better, I'd genuinely doubt he's Superman. Hell, It probably wouldn't have crossed my mind at all! The way he carries himself is so unlike what we expect of Superman. Clark is a tall guy, yet his suit isn't his size at all. He stumbles a lot. Even his posture doesn't seem to be perfect. Clark Kent and Superman seem so detached, so different from each other in this movie and it's so refreshing to see!

Anyways it's all mostly my interpretation from the little snippets they gave us and I'm super excited for this movie and I genuinely can't understand the hate for it that I've seen around different social media

[darlingshane]

Jon Bernthal & Ebon Moss-Bachrach kissing the same women: - Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor – Origin / The Volunteer - Jamie Ray Newman – The Punisher - Kristine Froseth – Sharp Stick