#I swear it's worth it

[authorkarajorgensen]

Ehehehe the premise for my forthcoming The Reanimator Mysteries #2.5 freebie short story: Oliver is forced to take a vacation

[rochenn]

i think i'll be going on a good omens bender for a while

[setsuntamew]

I've been informed that PLURK of all sites is relevant again, so I dusted mine off today! Anyone's welcome to follow/add me on it; I'd love more friends there~~~

Also, I love it because I'm killian @ plurk, so that's choice ;D

[anonymous-harpy]

Okay I know I said three serious pics, but I have an additional idea to add to the project... So it's gonna be a little delayed, but I not gonna have to push it any further back then early next week. That is a fact

[saucy-mesothelioma]

It's the film rant that nobody asked for but that you're going to get anyways!

Get ready for a long-ass rant under the cut. If you haven't watched this movie, I HIGHLY suggest you do because I'll be giving some spoilers. However, if you want my propaganda for this movie and don't want to watch a trailer (which you should; I can't stress enough that you go into this movie as blind as you can for the pure comedy of it), here you go:

Holy mother of god, I got hooked in this movie so damn quick. A lot of this stuff is on my Letterboxd review of it, but I know nobody looks at those so I'm doing it here because I can't shut up about it.

For a movie doing a satirical comedy on the political intrigue that took place after Stalin's death and the horrific things he did to his people, this movie is one of the fucking funniest things I've ever seen. Balancing absolutely horrible things with comedy is incredibly hard to well, but this movie nails it. I broke down sobbing with laughter and was genuinely disturbed at specific parts: they played to each other beautifully and never overshadowed the other aspects. I don't even like political intrigue films, but this movie genuinely kept my interest in all of the backstabbing, coups, and manipulation. The twists in tone can be jarring, but that's kinda the whole point. It's so incredibly well done that I can't believe more people talk about it like they do with Jojo Rabbit (which I still need to watch, but I'm waiting on my brother for that). And on that note, this movie makes sure that you are aware that none of these men were heroes, which is something incredibly difficult to do while also attempting to make sure you don't hate every character with every fiber of your being. Like they manage to make Nikita Khrushchev of all fucking people likeable. It's genuinely shocking that they managed to do that, but then again he's played by Steve Buscemi so that definitely helps (his reaction to seeing Stalin dead is genuinely so hilarious that I rewatch that bit far more than I'd like to admit). All of the actors manage to bounce off of each other beautifully as well, which not only adds to the comedy but also the political intrigue aspect of the story.

And don't even get me started on the soundtrack because it was so much better than I expected. It does a wonderful job of portraying the militaristic and imperial tones of the film as well as capturing that perfect Russian flair. "Moscow, 1953" and "A Comedy of Terrors (End Titles)" are two of my favorites. "Moscow, 1943" has a beautiful brass motif that I could listen to for hours and "A Comedy of Terrors" is perhaps the song with the most "uplifting" tone to it despite the dark ending of the movie itself with the brutal execution of Lavrenti Beria. I mean talk about a fuckin tonal shift. And apparently the composer Christopher Willis composed music for the 2013 Mickey Mouse cartoon, The Lion Guard, Black Mirror, and Barbie & Her Sisters in the Great Puppy Adventure which is honestly one of the funniest portfolios I've ever seen for a composer since some of those things are definitely not like the others. I've actually listened to this soundtrack a lot while doing my classwork, it's that good.

The Death of Stalin is so much better than I ever expected it to be. It was hilariously dark and a fantastic watch. I could never recommend this movie enough because it really is an experience. If you have even the smallest amount of interest, please try it out because it is more than worth it.

[icepip]

riding megumi until he cries. every breath he takes shaky and sharp because it hurts, his cock hurts so much, but he keeps bucking up into you, fat tears beading at his pretty lashes, begging you to stop. he can't keep up, he can't cum anymore, he feels like every nerve on his body is on fire and your walls are hugging him so tight and he can't stop you because it feels so good, hands weakly gripping at your hips. you're basically just grinding against him at this point, his swollen tip pushing at your gummy spot and you just wanna be greedy.

[quarklynx]

here’s my cosplay of that old lady with a sword

[potato-lord-but-not]

I know it just feels inhumane to lose this much

[feykiller]

Dont have anything for you. Or did you just miss me?

[spacebubblehomebase]

"A New Day Will Dawn."

-Said some guy named Luke probably.

Welcome to my #HHStargazersAU! Stay Tuned~♡? -Bubbly💙

[astronomalyy]

cannot believe there are people out there who think mithrun is ugly. i cannot fathom the inner workings of your mind and quite frankly i do not want to

are we reading the same manga. that is the world's most adorable 37-year old man and you are calling him 'old and crusty'. are we reading the same manga

[clearlydusty]

Just disappear.

[atelierlili]

Sorry not sorry, anytime I see someone say Peeta's childhood crush as obessive/creepy, I can tell they're reaching so hard or projecting. Because Peeta's crush on Katniss is literally so normal. He never acts on it until they're placed in a life or death situation and he only weaponizes it as a tool to keep HER alive. Peeta's affection for Katniss, is and has always been unconditional and innocent. It's so ick when people twist it into something it's not to perpetuate their narrative.

When he realizes that Katniss doesn't reciprocate his affections and may feel burdened by his affections, he put so much distance between him and Katniss that she admits to missing him and HE gets criticized by most of the fandom for freezing her out.

He has always been respectful to Katniss’s autonomy and respects her boundaries. Is he overly self-sacrificing and have little self worth? Yes, but in comparison to red flags in a partner, this is barely one at all. He’s not abusive at his own volition. Doesn’t guilt her for not liking him back or continuing their lover’s facade to keep their families safe. His flaw is workable and it’s never something that can harm Katniss physically or mentally (at least for the most part). And this is not to mention that Katniss shares these flaws as well.

At the same time, these examples of his self-sacrificing nature are placed within contexts where once again, Katniss and Peeta are planning to die for each other again. Where Peeta is doing the ruthless calculus of war and knowing in the grand scheme of things, his death will have less repercussions than Katniss’. He doesn’t have people relying on him to live. He’s not the one the rebellion is using as a symbol.

“Oh, but he used to watch her go home everyday-“ no. That’s what the movie said in that abysmal cave scene. Even if that were the case, it’s not like he’s stalking her- they go to the same school?? Some people act and cling to this instance as if he’s following her home and stealing her panties. All he’s ever done is watch her (and saved her life) and guess what??? Katniss was watching him too? She’s been taking sneak peeks at him too (oh, he can lift heavy bags of flour so easy, he came in second in the wrestling tournament. 🤨 Giirrrrrl) so I guess their both creepy and obsessive for each other. Match made in heaven 🤷‍♀️

[n0anix]

average Azran expedition experience

[star-mail]

even more liushang

liushang prompt by aphrovi_ for SVSSSAction aka SVSSS Gotcha for Gaza !!

spidey kiss idea by @m00nymist cause i was out of ideas fhjdsk

[bettercallcohen]

"She's smart, kind, and quite sophisticated."

𝐍𝐈𝐌𝐎𝐍𝐀 (2023)