#Laurie bell

[solothefirst]

Boss From Hell by Laurie Bell Book Trailer Produced by Hit 66 Sound & Screen Written by Laurie Bell Directed by Regs Wood VFX by David Fonti Starring Alex Carter and Phil Lambert

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[wonkanumberonefan]

*baby wonka and mama lottie!!! <3

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1 - [winterfest] 2 - (lucas) it's my b-a-b-y 3 - (bathsheba) coo-coo laurie!! 4 - (bathsheba) laurie has granpa's cutie nose, doesn't he? 5 - (bathsheba) laurie is grandma's mila munchie munchkin, isn't he? 6 - (ursula) come with granny luli, laurie *grumbles* showing off the baby like that to a crowd of stranger... tsk-tsk

[bright-heart-raccoon]

This hellscape is just all of us thirsting over older men who could easily be our fathers or grandfathers. I think that speaks more about us than them.

[morgan-the-lonely-brick]

Me, cluless about the cruelty of this world: *googles "men with wrinkles", giggling, kicking my feet, thinking about beautiful old men*

"make your face baby smooth. buy product"

Me: no wait what are you doing

"top 5 most ugly types of wrinkles and why they are disgusting"

Me: what do you mean, what-

"how to get rid of wrinkles forever and ever"

Me: what is wrong with you

"if you have a single wrinkle you're fucking ugly you old piece of shit you fucking abomination you horrible creature"

Me: WHY

anyway, if you have wrinkles hiiii i love you, you are so beautiful <3333 im so sorry this world is so cruel, you don't deserve that

[sesiondemadrugada]

The Edge of the World (Michael Powell, 1937).

[vitriolo]

“Bites kill you. The fever burns you out. But then after a while… you come back.”

The Walking Dead, season 1 (2010).

[where-theres-smoak-2]

(Mild spoilers for Shadow and Bone, Little Women 2019 and The Artful Dodger)

This really is a random post, but I love those scenes between a couple where one half is helping the other with their clothes, what I mean by that are scenes like when Alina helped Aleks into his kefta in 1x05 of Shadow and Bone, or when Laurie helps unbutton Amy's apron in Little Women (2019) or, the most recent one I've seen, where Jack helps undo Belle's skirt in 1x01 of The Artful Dodger.

I know I've only mentioned period pieces here but it applies to modern shows/films too, any scene where there's say a changing room scene or where a couple are getting ready for a party and someone needs help with a zip or into a jacket. I'm just a sucker for these kinds of scenes.

On a similar vein are scenes where one or both of the couple are in their nightclothes, again going back to Alina and Aleks, like their scene in the war room in 1x04 where they are both in their nightclothes. There are also a surprising amount of scenes where Belle is in her nightgown in The Artful Dodger, mostly because jack had a habit of showing up in her room unannounced and asking her if she'd like to come help him perform a surgery or you know run away with him.

For me its not just the intimacy of scenes like that its the domesticity. Like you can't help but imagine them as a married couple getting ready for bed, or for the day or an evening out. It's like a little glimpse into what their marriage might look like, if I am making sense here.

Anyway, yeah I want more scenes of couples helping each other get dressed or undressed and I don't care if that is weird to say.

[helloparkerrose]

That'll Be The Day (1972)

The Partridge Family

Up To Date

Bell Records

[solothefirst]

It's out!! YAY.

Blood Fever - available now

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[thebarroomortheboy]

Do you think I don’t care about Robbie? Do you think I’d forget he was your twin brother and my best friend? 

The Edge of the World (1937) | dir. Michael Powell 

[blcssom]

closed starter for @tcrnished + open m/f/nb based on: spotify starter call

emma met a boy with eyes like a man // turns out her heart fits right in the palm of his hand // now he'll be her shelter when it rains // little does he know his whole world's about to change - when emma falls in love || taylor swift

it's a convenient time for her date to excuse himself to the bar for another round of drinks, giving el time to slide up to their side in the booth, arm looping through theirs affectionately. "so?? what'd you think? he's so nice, right?"

[soulsanitarium]

Canada 🇨🇦 Pyewacket (2017) is a horror thriller film written and directed by Adam MacDonald.

THE OWLS ARE NOT WHAT THEY SEEM

A frustrated, angry teenage girl awakens something in the woods when she naively performs an occult ritual to invoke a demon to kill her mother.

It stars Laurie Holden and Nicole Muñoz.

Pyewacket, and 🦉 where I have heard about these? Ah yes, the wonderful Guardian (1990)! It was the toy owls name.

It was also the name of the 🐈‍⬛ in the 🔔 📓🕯& it is mentioned in Witchfinder General’s Demonological book.

🎥Start was like in any other teen movie but acting and the story did changed it to something much better ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This quite Good film Could also be interpreted from the psychoanalytical point of view in this way:

According to Freud (1933) Mother/daughter relationship has feelings of love & hate but it is culminated in hatred.

In the movie there is no father left who could save the daughter from her mother and from herself. As it often is in life.

The passed away father is idealized (Kohut) by the daughter but for the mother the mourning is an ongoing process, she sees similar features in her daughter but the personal grief makes her also ‘a dead mother’ for her daughter (Green). It is important that “Mothers Have to Be There to Be Left (Furman)” not just being absent from their child’s life in psychological or concrete way.

The daughter is not ready to change in to a woman but she can not be a girl either, the trauma has made this very clear. Even her only way to get the distance from the mother (her friends and possible boyfriend) is threatened because mother wants that she should change the school. She tries even alcohol & drugs.

The daughter tries to find symbolical father figure (i.e. Lacan) a writer who could understand her. Also music helps her to find love objects (HIM & Love Metal🇫🇮) but finally she uses it to empower the destructive feelings, creative solution is turned in to ritualistic and phallic behavior and self-harm. After this she starts to hear and see things and the uncanny steps in to the stage.

When she sees the mother’s loving side and her willingness to continue life after the loss of her husband, daughter regrets what she has wished, but it is too late. The destructive power (or supernatural being) can not be stopped. Psychologically the mother can not be protected anymore and this means also loss of the self (Tähkä 1993).

Main sources:

Souza, J. 2014. The mother-daughter relationship and it’s devastation effects.

Tähkä 1993. Mind & it’s treatment