#New Line ​Cinema

[oddbardling]

THE DRAGON PRINCE (2024) | 7x05 - Sticky Fingers

[rainintheevening]

Hello, WHY have I not heard any talk about this anime LotR film coming out in December???

[namedvesta]

The New World, dir. by Terrence Malick (𝟤𝟢𝟢𝟧)

[ryukang1995]

Mortal Kombat (1995)

Credit for these images go to @thevideogameartarchive .

[lehoodcollector]

Hollywood has yet to master transforming suit effect as well as it was executed in "Spawn"!

[doubtfultaste]

My Demon Lover (1987)

[demifiendrsa]

Official character posters for Horizon: An American Saga

[hereisnxbiya]

The reason for my inner breakdown was explained very well by Shafin Khan when he wrote :

Wo jo muntazir the mere achhey waqt ke..

Bade saliiqe se door hue, bohat bure waqt par.

It reflects on the irony and pain of people leaving during moments of struggle, despite seeming supportive when things were going well.

[blogbysaif]

When they ask, "theek ho?"

"I'm not Jaun Elia but I want to say,

"Woh teri har aziyat seh kar bhi zinda hai, tu usey gale laga kar dekh shayad marr jaye."

[dynamitekansai]

THE USOS REUNITE WWE SMACKDOWN (OCTOBER 25, 2024)

[90ssuperheroes]

[vhshistory]

The VHS release of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2003)

[curseofcampblood]

[ryukang1995]

My latest wallpapers for the Mortal Kombat movies (both animated and live-action), or at least my take on them.

[ultrabananapudding]

I MISSED OUT ON DRAWING THE PREVIOUS DAYS, SO NOW I'M SPEEDRUNNING THIS SHIT #12daysofjalim

Take these sketches as sneekpeek for now to forgive me for my crimes of being late

[bobauthorman]

Splinter the Rat

I dunno about you guys, but I like it when Splinter used to be a rat, not a human. I know, I know, "But it makes more sense if he was human!" And that's just my point. Splinter being a lost pet out for vengeance adds a level of surrealism to the whole affair. It makes the whole scenario all the more outrageous that the guy telling Shredder "You killed my family" is the family rat and it's more like, "You killed the humans who kept me warm and fed". Also, it really gives an opening for more character development when the 'wise old master' isn't REALLY an old master (In human terms. As rats go, he's probably outlived them all...until the storyline when he died) and thus has more to learn.