#I loved the movie so much

[antigonick]

Now that I’ve read Gawain and the Green Knight I think about Lowery’s movie and he was so insane for this god his MIND

[thebroken--soul]

I have to say that it’s so fucking good to see Anne Hathaway in a rom com again. And The Idea Of You is just a rom com like I love. The story, the acting, the chemistry between Anne & Nicholas, it’s everything.

[vanguardsman]

Watched Nimona and loved every moment of it. Go watch it, it's incredible.

[maniacace]

THE MARVELS SPOILERS

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they trauma'd Kamala Khan

[asherlookit]

BARBIE SPOILERS BARBIE SPOILERS BARBIE SPOILERS

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okay I wanna talk about why I personally started bawling my eyes out during this movie, cause I've seen some comments about "oh did we watch the same movie" "what barbie did u watch lmao". and don't get me wrong, it was extremely fun and wonderful movie, but what really got me was the whole montage part, with the footage/montage about girlhood. cause the movie obviously has a lot of very straight forward points about western feminism (I assume it's so on the nose for a mix of humour and the fact that the main demographic IS younger kids who would be learning about this kind of thing for the first time) but that scene felt significant to the older part of the audience, cause it's the moment where barbie steps out of the mold shes always been put in to by the people who market her, by the people playing with her etc etc. which is something I think a lot of women and afab people only learn after years of trying to grasp up at the tantalus fig tree of an unrealistic standard we're held to.

women, much like barbie, are pretty much often seen as a product. if companies can cash in on feminism, they'll run a million actors in business suits and football gear to sell what they need to. so off the bat seeing a woman who literally is a product pushed by men learn on her own terms that she doesn't have to hold herself to that unrealistic idea of perfection was really cool.

When she asks Ruth something along the lines of "don't I need your permission?" and Ruth responds "to what? be human?" (I'm paraphrasing cause I've seen it once a couple hours ago) THAT hit especially hard, cause being fem presenting constantly feels like asking for a permission, to take up space, to live, to sit at the table and eat the food we've been told to make, and that moment felt like a very personal message where I was being told specifically that I don't have to be sorry or look for permission to just exist in the space i occupy y'know?

And then for me personally through the lense of being afab non binary, watching that girlhood montage felt very emotional, cause I do still feel a tie to my femininity and the community within women spaces, but I know I cant partake in it fully if I ever want to be comfortable and happy within myself, y'know? so it's like this odd grief? almost? to the small "girl" I used to be, and a little bit of letting go, understanding I don't need permission to exist as I am, even if others have their expectations of me I'm human just like everyone else. it felt like a last apology to someone I've never given it to, which is myself, both younger and present for holding them to sometimes unachievable standards and harsh words.

so yeah I cried like a little baby iwl

[cloud-ya]

outcast of the village

[brainrotcharacters]

When irl pisses me off, I rewatch the Honda Odyssey scene to relax

[kendyroy]

“They gave me runway in this film. There’s one monologue in there. I can’t tell you the details of it. I say more words in that monologue than I said in an entire movie once as Wolverine. But there are sides of the character that I’ve been scratching at for 24 years […] There is stuff in this movie where I was like, ‘This is the thing I’ve been trying to get out’ and I feel so excited about it.”

— Hugh Jackman talking about Logan in Deadpool & Wolverine (x)

[nosleep83]

So I just watched the fnaf movie

[crumb-crumblet-s-crumbington]

AND BUMBLEBEE !!!!!!!!

[antomatkoen]

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freak behaviour 🤦‍♂️

[chloesimaginationthings]

The FNAF Mikes talk about their extended family..

[iamfabiloz]

what happens in the honda odyssey stays in the honda odyssey

[a-dumb-sarcastic-bisexual]

Like the majority of society I’m obsessed with Nimona

And I rewatched it a million times and one thing always sticks out to me 

There are moments when Ambrosius is surrounded by light like a little protective bubble 

That keeps him away from the man he loves more than anything 

[diornies]

the worst friends in the world.

[watchingwisteria]

listen there really was just something about how in the book, snow’s 3-page descent from hesitant lover boy to deluded mfer happens entirely in his mind. lucy gray gives him no indication whatsoever that she suspects him, that she’s going to leave or betray him. he’s just sitting quietly in the cabin waiting for her to return when that seed of calculated suspicion, which he has needed to survive the capitol, takes a hold of him and chokes the life out of any goodness left inside him. it really drives home your terror as a reader that “oh my god did he kill her? did she escape? what happened to her? why would he even think that?” in a way that when the movie had to adjust for visualization it lost some of that holy shit this guy has lost it emphasis.