#RELEASE THE DELETED SCENE

[junimoonyart]

Had to draw Mickey's aged mask in his iconic shot after killing Phil

[cometblaster2070]

i wish they kept this scene because cynthia looks so unbelievably good in this like???? ik everyone would've been SCREAMING this is so unfair the cut content makes me cry.

[davidcxrenswet]

JONATHAN BAILEY as FIYERO TIGELAAR in Wicked (2024)

[actuallyjustabiscuit]

More of my favorite Rags and Zoob moments in that one scene of Fast Food Masquerade

Zooble gently making Ragatha actually do some work

God, she almost looks like she’s pleading with her here

“Hey, Gangle’s clearly going through it right now. So just…help me help you to help her, yeah?”

“Oh, hellooooo~*”

Someone get this woman to a meeting

“Hehe, cozy~*”

She’s imagining the buns are Pomni

Ok but can we talk about how even while high off her ass, Ragatha still managed to pull herself together enough to actually help clean up and move shit around.

And like that’s the craziest thing, they don’t have to do any of this. They don’t have to get clean and prep for the next day because there is no next day at Spudsy’s.

Yet here they are working diligently to clean and prep their work station as if there’ll be some real consequence if they don’t.

And sure, they might be worried about Caine punishing them but realistically what’s he gonna do? Cut their hours? Dock their pay? In the end it really didn’t matter cuz he gave them all a passing grade (except Kinger cuz he’s built different). Their efforts really don’t count for much.

Talk about immersive

Zooble looks so concerned here. I wonder if they tried saying goodnight only to be given the same silent thousand yard stare that Gangle’s been doing the entire hour. I bet they would’ve stuck around even longer to make sure she’s ok, but unfortunately had their hands full already.

Meanwhile Rags has gone full rag doll

“Awww, just ask her out already Zooby, ya big lug~*”

And so the soft grunch and the drunk dolly officially end their shift

Another day, another existential crisis

[itstheheebiejeebies]

[lambmotifz]

the way they look at each other i feel sick

[gael-garcia]

Cassandro (2023, Roger Ross Williams)

Costume design by: María Estela Fernández

[loveandthings11]

Alan Ruck for Entertainment Weekly, 4/12/23

[kinnsporsche]

— requested by anonymous.

[moghedien]

just fyi the likelihood of them releasing the deleted scenes/footage (probably with the dvd release) is high because Ariana said like over a month ago that she and Cynthia recently recorded voice over commentary for the film and were shown the deleted scenes during that

[galindatopland]

practice kissing pose if ive ever seen one

[galacticwildfire]

I’m not okay, someone managed to get two blurry stills of the deleted hotd scene where Rhaenyra gets Alicent ready for the wedding. I’d imagined Rhaenyra being angry but it looks like she’s wiping the blood from Alicent’s nails 😭😭😭

[tehcherrya]

"And they'll be sowing the summer barley in the lower fields... and eating the first of the strawberries with cream. Do you remember the taste of strawberries?"

Sam and Frodo are my favorite cottagecore gays

Narratively speaking I really want them to have been able to share strawberries and cream at least once before Frodo sailed off forever. I love them <3

[vingler-mirror]

So let's talk about the lyrics Isolde and Kakania were singing at the end of "Through the Glass"!

As the story described, Isolde was singing a part of the opera "Tristan und Isolde," specifically the part where Isolde is waiting for her rendezvous with Tristan.

In this part, Isolde ignores the calling of horns that signals the arrival of King Marke—the king she's supposed to marry—, insisting that it's just the rustling of the wind or the trickling of the stream, even though her maid tells her over and over that it IS the sound of the horns and the king is nearby.

In our Isolde case, I think we can interpret the call of horns as symbolizing the reality that Isolde doesn't hear—or rather, doesn't want to hear. Because "the calling of horns does not sound so sweet" compared to "the silence of the night" (the peaceful dream she doesn't want to wake up from), and the promise of meeting with "He who is waiting for me in the silence of the night," which—I think we can agree—is Kakania in her dream.

And unlike the "run away with me, Cavaradossi" scene, this time Kakania responded with her part!

Or at least... in the loose sense of it, because the part Kakania chose to sing skipped a lot of events ahead from Isolde's part, which is very interesting! Isolde's lines are from Act 2, while Kakania's are from Act 3: after the king catches Tristan and Isolde in the middle of their rendezveous, Tristan gets stabbed by his betraying friend, and he wakes up with a severe injury that will kill him very soon.

I think this might be intentional—to symbolize that Isolde is stuck in the past, in the happiest moments of her life, while Kakania is facing the reality of the present, in the aftermath of everything that has happened to them.

Unlike Isolde, who sang her part faithfully to the opera, Kakania took the full creative liberty of only singing a few lines from Tristan's part and straight up skipping the rest of it. Which is a bit disappointing at first (the time she actually played along with the opera act and she didn't even do it properly, smh), but this means that every single line she sang was deliberately chosen to convey what she wanted to say to Isolde!

I interpreted the first part of the lines as her expressing how lost she felt after the Storm washed away their era. She fully expected to get reversed by the Storm to atone for her sins, and now that she's left as the only survivor, she has no place nor people to return to. Her life, her purpose, the dream she worked on all her life, and the people she strived that dream for... all gone. She no longer knows where she's standing in the world and what lies ahead for her.

We can also interpret this as Kakania responding to Isolde, who was singing and waiting for Kakania as her "Tristan," saying that she can't meet her in fear of triggering Isolde's trauma and making her condition worse.

And the second part... is Kakania's resolve, that even if everything has changed, even if she's stranded with no era to return to, she will still stay on her path of striving to the betterment of the world, of trying to fix "the cracked mirror" no matter how fragile and broken it is. Back then, by fighting for the rights of arcanists and the other "outsiders" in Vienna, and now by doing all she can to help with the Storm.

...and this also means goodbye. Because Isolde chose to stay in the past, and Kakania, who took a different path, respected Isolde's wish and headed on alone into the future.

But goodbyes don't always last forever. And as Kakania said at the end of her story:

[gaytommykinard]

director of the day: ok great, cut

oliver, improvising: maybe we should take this upstairs 😏🍷

lou: or maybe we should clear the table and do it right here 😏🍷

oliver: oh i love that idea babe 😏🍷

lou: and i love you babe 😏🍷

oliver: aww i love you too 😏🍷

director, addressing the cameraman: ...they heard me say cut, right?

[they are forcibly removed from the set]

[hanniewinnix]

Can Tom Hanks just release those deleted scenes in BoB? And the behind the scenes? And the audition tapes? And the extended version if it ever has one? Because my rotting brain can't comprehend that those treasures are buried just under stacks of boxes gathering dusts like my tbr