#Parents 1989

[annarosestabler]

[sourkitsch]

Parents (1989) dir. Bob Balaban

[monstraduplicia]

parents (1989) dir. bob balaban

[80smovies]

[furniture-in-film]

Ray & Charles Eames Molded Plastic Side Chairs (1950) in Parents (1989) dir. Bob Balaban

[harocat]

I have a theory about gen z and millennials, so please help me out with this poll.

Please make sure to vote as to whether you got vaccinated as a child or not, if you did not get chicken pox. Take care, spread this around, and vaccinate your fucking kids. Poll is not exclusive to any country. Vote no matter where you're from.

[wikitpowers]

ladies and gentlemen (and other legends), we have an announcement! we can officially confirm that our son, kit herondale, is a swiftie!

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Parents (1989)

[my-castles-crumbling]

My mom: Why are you still holding grudges about what I did years ago? Why are you so stubborn? Why can’t you just let it go?

Me, singing quietly: You forgive, you forget, but you never let it go…

My mom: Are you—

[teamhawkeye]

tagged by @statichvm (thank you! <3) to go here and plug in some of my emotional support albums

tagging @jamessunderlandgf @red-nightskies @scalpelsister @spookyscaryscully @evilvvithin

@scarstarved @cellard0ors @starsandskies @minilev @goorjian

and anyone else who wants to play and share!

[dozydawn]

Marie Fugain attends the premiere of Thank You Satan (1989). Photographed by Bertrand Rindoff Petroff.

[scorpiusmalfoylovesoscarwilde]

I'm in such a drastoria mood right now and I feel even more starved than I do with scorbus oh my god

[jhsharman]

"all the same" "it's a beauty" "swimsuit issue"

Far from limited to swimsuits, the identical swimsuit scene is but a subset for this category of "identical dress" stories -- established well enough to get a winking breaking of the fourth wall as far back as 1969. Archie Comics was seemingly apt to work backward for a story from the base line of "swimsuits", and when you are filling something out from there this was a clear plot choice. The first story is pretty amusing-- plot, twists, punchline payoff -- the second is at least coherent, and the third one is dead with no real narrative thrust (Mike Pellowski could be frustrating sometimes). And then there is this cover, which I look at a tad askance -- the expressions on Betty and Veronica's face are more in keeping with them putting on a show for all these giddy boys. But I guess we are going places since the Comics Code Authority was dead now.

[monstraduplicia]

parents (1989) dir. bob balaban

[thegreatkarma]

we were born to be suburban legends when you hold me it holds me together and you kiss me in a way that’s gonna screw me up forever

you’d be more than just a chapter in my old diaries with the pages ripped out

i know that you still remember we were born to be national treasures

waves crash on the shore, i dash to the door, you don’t knock anymore, and now my whole life’s ruined

suburban legends is so curaday coded

[tittyinfinity]

i wish my hearing wasn't so damn sensitive. i have white noise playing loud af when i go to bed so I won't hear anything else. the power went out twice last night which of course shut off the white noise. first i woke up to the sound of my cat chewing, the 2nd time I woke up to someone walking on the other side of the house. why does autism/misophonia have to do that omg

on the bright side having sensitive hearing isn't all that bad bc when i listen to music i can pick out every single instrument's part and learn how to play every part on every instrument i own so that's an autism win for sure. we have a badass electric piano from 1989 that lets you record multiple tracks at once. so when I was in band, I'd learn every instrument's part, record each of them, play them all at once, then practice my part on my instrument (viola, clarinet, bass clarinet, saxophone) along with it. like i said. autism for the win. sometimes