#Josh key

[therealefl]

Exeter City Add Premier League Winger To Their Ranks

Exeter City have signed Dion Rankine from Premier League side Chelsea on a season-long loan, as announced on the club website this evening. Rankine becomes Exeter’s fourth summer signing as he joins the squad on their pre-season tour of Cornwall, joining Vincent Harper, Jack Aitchison and Reece Cole as new faces at St James Park this summer. The move marks Rankine’s first loan move in his…

[ilikestuff69]

‘Transformers One’ (2024)

Directed by Josh Cooley

[theforswornelite]

[xobloodletter]

trying to not say 'mother' for a whole minute challenge or whatever the kids do these days

[the-imaginative-hobbyist]

Hearing a lot of good things about this one, my interest just keeps growing by the day.

[wideminded-dreamer]

piano josh 😔😔😔😔

[sthefany16]

Angels in America

Angels in America is a complex and profound series, tackling challenging and compelling themes such as sexuality, faith, and the devastating impact of AIDS in the 1980s. However, the ending left me with a sense of injustice, particularly regarding the character Joe Pitt, portrayed brilliantly by Patrick Wilson. His performance is remarkable, bringing depth and sensitivity to the role. He captures all of Joe's anguish and complexity—a man tortured by his homosexuality and societal pressures. His journey is marked by suffering, self-doubt, and a search for acceptance, making him one of the series' most tragic and intense characters.

Yet, the series' ending was deeply disappointing. While all the other characters reunite and find reconciliation, Joe is inexplicably excluded. This is especially painful considering that he endured some of the greatest suffering throughout the story.

In addition to struggling with his own sexuality and the weight of repression, Joe bears the burden of caring for Harper, his addicted wife, and even turns down a significant job opportunity for her sake. Joe is constantly mistreated and humiliated by Roy Cohn, his cruel and manipulative mentor. In a moment of courage, he abandons everything to pursue a romance with Louis Ironson, only to be mistreated and rejected once again. Louis, the partner for whom Joe sacrifices so much and falls in love with, treats him abusively and disrespectfully.

Joe’s mother, Hannah, does not accept him or offer any support when he comes out as gay. Yet by the end of the series, she seems to be at peace with the other characters, even forming bonds of friendship with them, while Joe is left out as though he is undeserving of the same redemption and support.

Louis, for his part, is second only to Roy as the worst and most detestable character in the series. He abandons Prior Walter, his boyfriend who is in an advanced stage of AIDS, leaving him to die alone without visiting him even once. Immediately after leaving Prior at the hospital, Louis begins a relationship with Joe, convincing him to leave his life behind, only to humiliate and reject him later without any justification, as if their relationship meant nothing. Louis is selfish, narcissistic, manipulative, and judges others as if he were morally superior. His treatment of Joe is especially cruel, culminating in an episode of physical violence that Joe clearly did not deserve. Despite all this, Louis has the audacity to try to reconcile with Prior, completely disregarding the harm he caused.

On the other hand, Belize, Prior Walter's friend, stands as the true example of unconditional friendship and dedication. Throughout the series, Belize shines as the only truly decent character, standing by Prior during his battle with AIDS and even stealing medication to ensure his recovery. Belize's presence is a testament to genuine compassion, showing that amidst the chaos and selfishness of the other characters, there is still kindness and loyalty.

However, the series' ending brings the characters together in a moment of reconciliation, but Joe is not there. His absence is a painful reminder that, despite all his struggles, he was denied the closure he deserved. This shift in narrative feels inexplicable, as if Joe were the only character unworthy of redemption or acceptance, left without his mother, wife, or partner.

In conclusion, Angels in America is a masterpiece that deserves recognition, but the treatment of Joe Pitt and the redemption of characters like Louis raise questions about the narrative choices. Joe’s exclusion from the resolution was a misstep that undermines his journey. Patrick Wilson delivers a captivating performance, showing us that Joe is a deeply empathetic and kind soul, striving to do what is right even in a world that offers him no kindness in return.

[ashleyslorens]

SCHMIGADOON! 2x05: Famous as Hell

[sojirai]

i need a hug. and clikkie and jirai friends.

[hollywoodoutbreak]

Taking on the ambitious task of helming a beloved franchise like Transformers with Transformers One, director Josh Cooley knew the stakes were high. These characters hold a special place in the hearts of fans worldwide, and creating a fresh story—a prequel, no less—meant honoring their legacy while steering them in an exciting new direction. Central to this vision was assembling a stellar cast to breathe new life and personality into these iconic roles. Cooley not only rose to the challenge but exceeded expectations, bringing together a lineup of A-list talent, including Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Keegan-Michael Key, and Brian Tyree Henry.

Once he heard them embody their characters, Cooley knew he had hit the mark. Their performances transformed the script into something extraordinary.

Transformers One is now available on DVD, Blu-ray, 4K, digital platforms, and streaming on Paramount+.

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Exeter City Anxiously Await Decisions From Key Players

According to Devon Live’s Daniel Clark, Exeter City boss Gary Caldwell is hoping for contract decisions from four key men as he prepares for another League One campaign in Devon. Josh Key, Archie Collins, Kevin McDonald and Jonathan Grounds have all been offered new terms at St James Park, but as yet none have put pen to paper. Although Caldwell hasn’t set a definite deadline for the quartet to…

[tripthelightfandomtastic]

Oh fuck, I'm gonna [REDACTED]

[john-robins]

Selfie John & Co

So beautiful guy and hates to be photographed :)

[ragdollrue]

At the video store Ruth holds the tapes the club wants to impress Josh (doesn’t work).

She works various jobs around Eltingville to save up for college. She also worked at ToysRUs (prefire) then the Supermarket. She's always on that grind and sadly encounters these guys way more than the average human should, but weirdly enough she's okay with that. As long as she can pinch Josh’s acneridden cheeks she's fine.

[randomrichards]

TRANSFORMERS ONE:

Pariah miners

Uncover truth of Matrix

Friends turn enemies

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