#Gillmore girls

[kazashiniwielder]

As a general rule, I never enjoyed reunion movies. Like I absolutely love the idea of it, getting the actors and fans a chance to see each other step into the roles they once played again, and the idea is really cool.

However I have never seen one actually pull it off well. Because even in stories where the characters were together and a group in the last time we had seen them, every ‘reunion’ movie I have ever seen has the entire group practically split up and go their separate ways the moment they are not on screen and then they never see or talk to each other again for the ten or so years they are separated. Like no!!! Absolutely not!!!

I get it, I do. The actors may have gone their separate ways but even they haven’t been radio silent with each other in that whole time. So if I could get a reunion movie where they actually stay in contact, even sporadically, I would be so happy

[girlinthecloset]

milo ventimiglia and his new girlfriend jarah mariano at the italian event Rome June 4th 2023.

[sparkles-and-trash]

What if I watch all of Gillmore Girls from start to finish for the first time this spring?

[pinkthatgirl]

GILLMORE GIRLS

[cookihearts]

It's Baldmore girls season!!!!

[mcheung]

i just need this love spiral

based on @thegreatwars' idea

[rebellionbeach]

Shima Atsuko brain rot so bad that the only thing I imagine when writing Gillmore is these two creatures interacting with each other

[incorrect-anything-quotes]

Daggett: Can I ask you a stupid question?

Norbert: There's no such thing.

Daggett: How does ink come out of pens?

Norbert: Alright, there is such a thing.

[grayrazor]

One big difference in "feel" between Babylon 5 and Deep Space Nine is that B5 starts the myth arc right off the bat, you're in the Space UN with all the ambassadors, while DS9 spends the first few seasons being Quirky Small Town, getting to know the shopkeepers and schoolmarms.

Doylistically, it's because Deep Space Nine had a bigger budget but no clear direction, so they could afford to do fun stories with more side characters. Watsonianly, it's because DS9 is about a kilometer in diameter while B5 is a mile in diameter and five miles long; a space station versus full-on space colony.

[frutillita111]

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[starrynyx]

i wanna talk about this portrayal of sally jackson and how it feels notably younger than the 2010 movie or even the musical. obviously her age is never explicitly stated there or in the books, but mama was sitting on the fire escape in the rain listening to olivia rodrigo and thinking about her ex. she's giving big 30-something millennial energy and i think that's so important in the context of HER story as a young mother alone in the world just trying her best. i think percy paints her as this angelic, caring, gentle presence that can do no wrong but the pov shift in the show lets us see her rougher edges, the places where she wasn't always perfect. and maybe im reading too far into this but if you reframe her and percy's relationship within the context of her being that young, of them reaching this quasi-gillmore girls space of "you are my baby but you're also my best friend and all i have in this world" idk it just feels a lot deeper somehow, like they're giving sally more dimension and development earlier on and i'm so excited to see her arc progress in future seasons

[veggiehotdog1]

Nothing but the Girl: Edited by Bright and Posener

Untitled, Jennifer Gillmor (1991)

[abitofencouragement]

Finally finished my craft exchange gift (through Don't Forget to Craft Awesome on FB)

Included a scarf from Gillmore girls, a big plushie axolotl, and these adorable Koroks!

[la-pheacienne]

"An 8th grader or freshman girl, and a man 4-5 years out of high school who knocks her up and locks her away in a remote tower, with no known contact with the outside world, and definitely no contact with her family, for roughly 18 months"

Like just tell me you have never read classical literature in your life like ever and that the most intense love trope you've ever come across is probably Rory and Logan from Gillmore Girls? And that you're boring AF?

[synergysilhouette]

An alternate take on "Frozen" (2013)

Before all the haters show up: I LOVE Frozen. I'm just saying what I'd do if it was my movie, as well as retrospect from Frozen 2. There was a lot of good, and a lot that I think that could've been tweaked a bit.

Arendelle is larger. It's such a small kingdom, and it's never really explained where the people come from. Of course, this may mean the geography of the land would have to change in order to accommodate a larger kingdom. I feel like it helps expand on the culture and lore a bit more, even if most of the film takes place away from the kingdom.

2. Use more of Jean Gillmore's designs! Not only are some of them more historical and make the culture feel real, but it also looks great!

3. Include the Snow Queen's mirror in a dynamic way. Perhaps highlighting Queen Iduna and King Agnarr's pasts involving magic, reveal a legend that the castle holds a mirror that distorts anything it reflects (the origins of which would be included in "Frozen 2"). Anna and Elsa find it, and when they don't see anything wrong with it, they start to play similar to in the original film's prologue. However, Anna accidentally breaks the mirror and gets it into Elsa's eyes, making her accidentally hurt Anna. The trolls still erase her memory, but now that Elsa is affected by the mirror, this makes her bitter towards Anna, seeing her as getting a clean slate while Elsa has to live with her trauma. This is further exacerbated by their separation and Elsa's powers, though their parents try their best to console both girls (though Agnarr finds this difficult due to his own magic trauma in his past). She attempts to resist the mirror's influence, but eventually she becomes cold and calculated behind closed doors, to the point where she doesn't cry when her parents die. Instead, she blames Anna, as she heard Anna mentioning getting married and believes their parents went to meet her suitor before introducing him to Anna, and blames her for their deaths. Elsa eventually brings the broken magic mirror to the throne room during her coronation to remind herself of what Anna had done to the family.

4. Hans is actually a good guy. He and Anna have been communicating via letters since they were teens, as Anna's parents considered him a candidate for her hand, and fall in love the moment they meet. They're very similar due to their circumstances, though Hans is a bit more pessimistic about finding happiness. However, when Hans asks for Elsa's blessing, she misinterprets Hans' statement of knowing Anna for "what feels like forever," believing he was the one their parents were going to see. She banishes Anna, which hurts her, and for a moment, she hesitates. However, in her frustration, Anna accidentally breaks more of the mirror, causing Elsa to attack her and everyone (except Anna, who avoids the shards, and SEEMINGLY Hans as well) to see her as a monster as the result of the shards in their eyes, resulting in her fleeing. Anna recognizes that the mirror is dangerous and instructs Hans to have the rest of it safely destroyed, but believes it only turned people against Elsa, and chases after her without realizing it's making the people become twisted. Hans offers to join her, but Anna realizes how jarring it might be for Elsa to see him again, as well as Hans growing up with borderline-abusive siblings himself, and appoints him the regent. However, it is later revealed that shards of the mirror got into his eyes as well while getting rid of the mirror shards, preventing true love's kiss from working between him and Anna and making Anna see what could've happened to her if she had given into despair. Once Anna is frozen, both Elsa and Hans cry, allowing the shards to melt from their eyes.

5. Kristoff gets a song--a longer one, because RABTP was too short. Plus his backstory is fleshed out; I'm confused on how he's still an iceman if he's been raised by the trolls. Maybe he was adopted by trolls and THEN they let the icemen employ him. I do like the idea that perhaps he's part magic himself due to growing up around it for so long, as well as wise and caring, not quite as critical of Anna when he meets her, especially seeing how shaken she is about everything. And a part of him is envious of Anna's love for Hans and Elsa--not immediately because of his love for her, but because he doesn't have much human connections outside of his job, as well as wondering about his birth parents and (tying this in from a deleted scene) his own failed love life.

6. The "Boss Fight," so to speak, happens in Elsa's ice castle, which is on a larger mountain, and thus more expansive. Elsa freezes Anna's heart before fleeing, but sends snow wolves and snowmen to capture her later. On their trek up the mountain, Kristoff and Anna meet up with Hans and the army, who capture them since they're corrupted by the shards and want to use Anna to lure Elsa out. At the ice palace, Kristoff fends off Hans while Anna reaches out to Elsa, though Elsa's heart is all but completely frozen, blaming Anna for everything that went wrong in her life ("Life's Too Short" is included here). Anna attempts to refute this, but part of her believes Elsa and crumbles under the grief. Believing that Elsa and Hans are lost, Kristoff will be killed, and Olaf will be brainwashed as another monstrous snowman, she surrenders to Elsa. Seeing that she has no time left, Anna tells Elsa that she loves her and opens her arms before freezing ("Life's Too Short" reprise is here; it's kinda made into just one song). At the last minute, Elsa stops herself, scared of breaking the ice sculpture. She cries and embraces Anna, and her and Hans' ice shards melt from their tears and heartbreak. They bring back Anna's sculpture to the kingdom, where everyone cries for Anna, who had brought so much light into their lives, melting their shards as well. Despite Elsa melting the snow in Arendelle, she is unable to melt Anna. Soon Anna is positioned as a sculpture in the center of the kingdom to remind everyone about letting hatred consume you. As the film begins to fade, the ice begins to melt...

Lemme know what you think, and be sure to check out the changes I'd make for "Raya and the Last Dragon," "Tangled," and "Big Hero 6," as well as suggestions for improving "Pocahontas."

[prozacbisexual]

so goddamn a-muse-ing

i don’t wanna be anybody’s fucking muse anymore. make your own goddamn art, leave me out of it

“i am my own muse, i am the subject i know best. the subject i want to know better.” ― Frida Kahlo

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