#LOVED IT

[thesmpisonfire]

Oh wow everyone's getting out the woodworks to point out shit about the dsmp 😭😭😭

[featherfangart]

I'm drifting off to nowhere The past, an echo on my mind Home, I'm almost home...

[mipexch]

whens the maid dress update

[peachrtistic]

petit rené you hold my heart

inspired by oh, jealous stitching! by whalestails kept me warm while it snowed outside

[taeiris]

dig up someone special🥀🪓⚡️

close ups:

[northwyrm]

Saw Godzilla Minus One and it reminded me a lot of that tumblr post where someone was trying to watch Shin Godzilla but accidentally saw the wrong film, a romantic drama or something with people getting divorced, and every time something happened they were like "man, poor characters, AND they have to deal with Godzilla later" - Godzilla Minus One actually has this energy and rolls with it. This guy is a disgraced kamikazi pilot, and suddenly is looking after a homeless woman and an orphan baby, and has to rebuild his house, and has to work a dangerous job destroying sea mines, AND he has to deal with Godzilla later.

As the plot progresses through the 1940s and you see this guy's homelife grow from desperate to domestic, every time Godzilla shows up you're like NO. GET BACK IN THE OCEAN. THE LITTLE GIRL HAS A PLUSHIE NOW YOU CAN'T DESTROY THIS HOUSE. THIS GUY HAD TO SAVE UP FOR AGES TO BUY HIS MOTORBIKE. STOP DESTROYING THE CITY GODZILLA!!!! and I think of all the Godzilla films I've seen, Godzilla Minus One was the best at 'oh man it would SUCK if Godzilla showed up right now', bravo!!!! <3

[crowned-clown-rising]

You are telling me the doctor stood outside his Tardis like a wet puppy waiting for Ruby to follow him out, got in, had a whole ass OUTFIT CHANGE (the change: same shirt in a different color), and then climbed up the Tardis' zoomies runaways just to STAND THERE AND POSE as he waited for Ruby??

[physical-manifestation-of-spite]

They really said "you're gonna remember you're listening to a horror podcast"

[rosered-schneeweisschens-sis]

overall, this was cool and I’m glad it exists.

[brntmilk]

The casual touchToT

[gunsatthaphan]

(⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄)

[jongseobscamera]

[sleepynegress]

So, I Just Watched Netflix's DAMSEL...

...And I'm wiping tears?? ...Because I loved this movie and the allegory and it was the perfect girl movie for International Women's Day which was yesterday??? This movie got a 58% Rotten Tomatoes score and I'm honestly confused! It was a beautiful perfectly original fairytale. In the good old days, this would have either been a sleeper hit in the theatres or a beloved classic discovery in the VHS rental market and likely overplayed at odd times on HBO like The Neverending Story. It for me is on tier with The Seabeast and Predator for excellent modern "girl-power" films, that should have been released in the theaters. It subverts so many fairytale tropes, and while it's predictable, I'm an old soul who still can cast myself back to girlhood and for me, again, the allegory touched me. Much in a similar way that Maleficent did, with its origin for the title character as a metaphor for the loss of trust and innocence after a violation, "a sexual assault" with loss of wings. It 100% wasn't intentionally this deep, but this for me was about the price of colonization; of adhered-to ancestral memory that the "winners" who write history carry, sacrificing 'the other" for generations destroying their own souls.... Until the convenient lies are finally faced. Ugh, I loved what they did with the dragon, with all the supporting characters, with the amount of harrow, and some consequential violence, enough to genuinely scare but not enough to scar. It felt very old school in that way. -Like a good solid 80's style fantasy, except for some of the non-practical effects. IDK, maybe it's just about my soft heart, but again...

This movie made me cry. I honestly and truly adored this fairytale.

#THISISAREC --For the fairytale girlies... The ones who like dragons, Grimm teas, and girls bloodied and determined.

[goldbiite]

Again, again, again

[zipadeea]

I love that Percy not turning against the gods and joining Luke all came down to Poseidon. Because so far Percy hasn’t had great experiences with the gods, like at all. Mr. D is a liar, Athena was ready to let him and annabeth die, ares is now his sworn enemy, and the experience with Hephaestus was pretty traumatizing. Hades was self-serving, and didn’t give back Sally even when it was apparent Percy wasn’t at fault. And Zeus…Zeus was ready to smite Percy where he stood.

But he didn’t, because of Poseidon.

Percy should have died at the arch, he shouldn’t have made it out of the underworld, and I have a feeling once Zeus gets that bolt humming in your direction not a lot can stop him. But Poseidon did. Poseidon surrendered to his brother, gave up his pride and glory, to save his son. The son he hardly knows, the son he’s always protected and watched from afar, the son of the woman he loves.

“Do you ever dream about Mom?” Was such a good line. I think it was a genuine question from Percy, but it was also absolutely a test. Do you love my mom? Was it real? Do you love me? And Poseidon’s eyes, the way he gripped Percy’s neck then finally sent him away said it all.

Percy’s fatal flaw is loyalty, and once Poseidon earned Percy’s loyalty, Luke and Kronos didn’t stand a chance.