#Ray Watkins

[accidentally-in-fictional-love]

After Dark - A David Dastmalchian Thirst Trap

Chorus Loop Version

[polkadotjohnson]

Just got home from work, didn't eat didn't shower because I had to watch the second episode of a show I've never watched before but yeah

tooootally worth it ♥♥♥♥

[sylvies-chen]

ok ok ok ok ok deep breaths ok I have thoughts let me share them quickly!!

to a lesser extent, I don’t blame tim for this one bit. which is actually the crazy part! the worst moment of his entire life/career just came back to haunt him in the worst way, he nearly got his own girlfriend and her roommate killed, as well as a political activist, because of his inaction. he had to go against everything he held important and every quality he thought made him who he is in order to fix things and even then there is a distinct reminder that this isn’t over. it’s a crisis of all of his values which, for a faithless man like tim, is like a crisis of faith. he’s in a really dark place right now, and even if it was wrong or irrational, it was a reasonable guttural reaction to the emotional panic he’s going through.

but to a greater extent— and I cannot stress this enough— THIS WAS A SHITTY WRITING DECISION AND FUCK THIS FUCKING SHOW 😍

this was an interesting storyline. it really was. but then the pace just picked up WAY TOO FAST. obviously as we were told, this whole thing isn’t over, but this has been going on for a mere two episodes and already we have: a) the guy in custody, b) tim facing disciplinary action, c) lucy being told the truth of what happened, and now d) tim breaking up with her??!

I swear it’s like this writers don’t know how to balance the artful skill of withholding and releasing information in a storyline. timed releases build tension while creating payoff, steady pacing keeps the viewer invested, intentional storytelling sets things up logically for the viewer but in a creative way. and NONE of these things were present in the writing and production decisions being made in tonight’s episode. this breakup trope could have been believable if it was for her safety or if the storyline hadn’t slowed down drastically just as it was beginning, but instead it comes off as senseless drama for drama’s sake. I’m so pissed off because it’s so utterly transparent that I can’t even be invested in this plot or storyline anymore, I just have to witness my favs going through more pain and heartbreak but without the enjoyment of understanding its purpose. it’s simultaneously too predictable and a ridiculously disappointing surprise.

anyways, fuck this lol call me when they’re back together because you know it’s gonna happen so idek what the point of this random turn in the plot is, alexi just hit a self-destruct button tonight or something fr

[skapediem]

fly me to the moon your poster might look fake but you will always be real TO ME!!!!

[moviemosaics]

Fly Me to the Moon

directed by Greg Berlanti, 2024

[letterboxd-loggd]

Fly Me to the Moon (2024) Greg Berlanti

December 8th 2024

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have Johnny Dangerously 1984

[bob-the-movie-man-film-reviews]

Fly Me To The Moon (12): "Making History".

#onemannsmovies #filmreview of "Fly Me To The Moon". #FlyMeToThe Moon. Apollo-set rom-com with Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum that barely makes orbit. 3/5.

A One Mann’s Movies review of “Fly Me To The Moon” (2024). Apollo was an astonishing program. Given the clunky technology of the day, I still find it utterly awe-inspiring that NASA was able to get the Saturn V bucket of bolts into the air, let alone accomplish the astounding feat of landing two men, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, onto the moon. The Apollo 11 mission is the backdrop to this…

[jmunneytumbler]

It Doesn't Take a Conspiracy to Figure Out What Makes 'Fly Me to the Moon' Tick

To the moon, Scarlett! (CREDIT: Dan McFadden/Columbia Pictures) Starring: Scarlett Johansson, Channing Tatum, Jim Rash, Ray Romano, Woody Harrelson, Anna Garcia, Donald Elise Watkins, Noah Robbins, Colin Wooddell, Christian Zuber, Nick Dillenburg, Joe Chrest, Art Newkirk, Ashley Kings, Jonathan Orea Lopez, Eva Pilar, Chad Crowe, Will Jacobs, Melissa Litow, Lauren Revard, Jesse Mueller Director:…

[accidentally-in-fictional-love]

Tear You Apart - A Dastmalchian Villains Thirst Trap

[themnmovieman]

Movie Review ~ Fly Me to the Moon

Fly Me to the Moon Synopsis: During the 1960s Space Race between the United States and the Soviet Union, a relationship develops between the NASA director in charge of the Apollo 11 launch and the marketing specialist brought in to fix NASA’s public image and stage a “back-up” fake Moon landing.Stars: Scarlett Johansson, Channing Tatum, Anna Garcia, Jim Rash, Noah Robbins, Christian Clemenson,…

[moviesandmania]

FROM HELL IT CAME Reviews of hilariously bad tree monster horror

‘Frightmare! Born of Jungle Witchcraft! Created by a Curse!’ From Hell It Came is a 1957 horror film about a wrongfully accused South Seas prince who is executed and returns as a killer tree stump. Directed by Dan Milner from a screenplay written by Richard Bernstein, based on a story by producer and editor Jack Milner. The Milner Brothers Productions movie stars Tod Andrews (Voodoo…

[boomgers]

Él quiere llegar a la luna, ella la quiere vender… “La Otra Cara De La Luna”

Esta comedia dramática, inteligente y elegante, tiene como telón de fondo el histórico alunizaje del Apolo 11 de la NASA.

Sinopsis: Chispas vuelan en todas direcciones cuando la experta en marketing Kelly Jones, contratada para arreglar la imagen pública de la NASA, causa estragos en la ya difícil tarea del director de lanzamiento, Cole Davis. Cuando la Casa Blanca considera que la misión es demasiado importante para fallar, se le ordena a Jones que organice un alunizaje falso como respaldo, y es cuando realmente la cuenta regresiva comienza.

Fechas de estreno: 11 de julio de 2024 en Cines. 6 de diciembre de 2024 en Apple TV+.

Dirigida por Greg Berlanti y guionizada por Rose Gilroy, la película cuenta con las actuaciones de Scarlett Johansson, Channing Tatum, Nick Dillenburg, Anna Garcia, Jim Rash, Noah Robbins, Colin Woodell, Christian Zuber, Donald Elise Watkins, Ray Romano y Woody Harrelson.

[jazzdailyblog]

Kenny Wheeler's Masterpiece: "Music for Large & Small Ensembles"

Introduction: In the realm of jazz composition, few names command as much respect and admiration as Kenny Wheeler. Released in 1990 by ECM Records, “Music for Large & Small Ensembles” stands as a monumental testament to Wheeler’s prowess as a trumpeter, flugelhorn player, and, above all, a brilliant composer. At its core lies “The Sweet Time Suite,” a composition of extraordinary depth and…

[polkadotjohnson]

this is my room, i surround myself with his beautiful face because i can't stop staring at it and he says shit like that. makes me wanna punch kiss punch him in his absurdly attractive face smh

you shouldn't say that...that's sad

[milfjagger]

posting this on its own as well :) template and idea from @trollmaiden and full guide/sources under cut

"La Belle Dame sans Merci” by Henry Meynell Rheam

by Ayami Kojima 

“The Fairy Lovers” by Theodor Richard Edward von Holst 

Gnomes from the novel The Little Grey Men, written and illustrated by “BB” (Denys Watkins-Pitchford)

Nyform Norwegian troll

“Little Red Mischief” by Amy Brown

Faery from “The Hallow” dir. Corin Hardy, SFX by John Nolan

Ariel from Shakespeare’s The Tempest, illustrated by Jane Ray

The Beast from Over The Garden Wall, created by Patrick McHale

“Morgan Le Fay” by Clive Hicks-Jenkins

Unicorn foal sculpture by SovaeArt https://www.deviantart.com/indigo-ocean/gallery

Faery from Good Faeries, Bad Faeries by Brian Froud

“Dusk” by Stephanie Pui-Mun Law

Honeythorn Gump from “Legend” dir. Ridley Scott

Oona from “Legend” dir. Ridley Scott

Flora, Fauna and Merryweather from “Sleeping Beauty”, art direction by Eyvind Earle

Bilbo Baggins from a Dutch edition of JRR Tolkein’s The Hobbit, illustrated by Kees Kelfkens(?)

Selkie depicted on a Faroese stamp

Chortlebones from Bella Sara, illustrated by Lynn Hogan

Huldra from the game “Year Walk” 

The Sprite from Fantasia 2000, segment directed by Paul and Gaëtan Brizzi

and 23 Costume designs for Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Robert Courtneidge

As above

Tinker Bell from Peter Pan (2003) dir. PJ Hogan

Hoggle from Labyrinth, designed by Brian Froud and created by Jim Henson’s Creature Shop

Mr Tumnus from The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe dir. Andrew Adamson

Tom Bombadil from JRR Tolkein’s The Lord of the Rings, illustrated by Tim Hildebrandt

The Green Man (source unclear)

Illustration for Terry Pratchett’s The Wee Free Men by Robyn Haley

Truffle from Adventure Quest

 Littlest Pet Shop fairy

Woodland Furby made by me :) Please do not call him cursed

The Psammead from the BBC’s TV adaptation of E Nesbitt's Five Children and It, dir. Marilyn Fox

Thranduil, King of the Wood Elves from The Hobbit, dir. Arthur Rankin Jr. and Jules Bass

Nøkken by John Bauer

Gizmo from Gremlins dir. Joe Dante, creature design by Chris Walas

Gollum from JRR Tolkein’s The Hobbit, illustrated by Tove Jansson

Soot Sprite from Spirited Away dir. Hayao Miyazaki

Gonk

“The Junk Lady” from Labyrinth; concept art by Brian Froud

Domovoi by Vladimir Chernickov

Falkor from The Neverending Story dir. Wolfgang Petersen, creature design by Patrick Woodroffe

Cherry Fairy from Webkinz

Titania from Vertigo Comics, illustrated by Matt Dixon

Wind Drifter, My Little Pony G1