#Survival Films

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Top 10 Outdoor Survival Movies

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Top 10 outdoor survival movies – Warpedia Outdoor survival movies have the power to transport us into the wild, showcasing the triumph of the human spirit against nature’s challenges. From thrilling adventures to tales of resilience, these films captivate audiences with their gripping narratives. In this blog post, we will explore the top 10 outdoor survival movies that have left a lasting…

[zanephillips]

JUAN PABLO DI PACE Survival Island (2005)

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Twin Peaks pilot japanese VHS

[sisteroutsiders]

Audre Lorde to her students during a poetry workshop, as shown in A Litany for Survival: The Life and Work of Audre Lorde (1996) dir. by Ada Gay Griffin and Michelle Parkerson

[altruisticlighthouse]

Here is a short list, in no particular order, of things that came out in 2014 thus making them ten years old this year:

The Lego movie

Guardians of the galaxy

Paddington

The hunger games: mockingjay pt 1

Big hero six

Into the woods

Interstellar

How to train your dragon 2 (still have not seen)

And a happy twenty years to:

Shrek 2

Barbie: the princess and the pauper

Ella enchanted

The incredibles

Howls moving castle

And finally, last but not least, a very happy twenty years to Nicolas cage stealing the Declaration of Independence

Happy new years

[death-himself]

as someone who’s a very casual watcher viewer (i don’t think i’ve watched any videos in months) as well as being a media major, this situation is so fascinating to me

ghost files costing $50k per episode??? 25 employees??? what do you need a director for to make survival mode? it’s literally just a lets play

seeing people break down their expenses with flight costs, rooming, etc. is really interesting too, i need to ask my professor about this situation, it’s just so wild to me

[horygory]

Cobweb (2023)

[gunsatthaphan]

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[2001hz]

Battle Royale (バトル・ロワイアル) Directed By: Kinji Fukasaku (2000)

[outlanderalien]

Me, age 10, believing I just saw Mrs Tweedy get boiled alive in gravy:

Me, age 25, believing I just saw Mrs Tweedy go headfirst into a meat grinder:

[daisyswift3]

So I think I may have cracked the code. Listening to Clara Bow w this context in mind from the 4th, 9th, and 10th 🎃 messages makes the lyrics cut even deeper and explains the purpose of the anthology.

What Taylor is essentially saying is that above all else she is proud of her humanity. “Human. Human. Human.” “Flesh and blood.” Unlike some ppl in Hollywood like greedy big suits (cough SB^2 cough Big Machine cough) she’s managed to keep her humanity intact and didn’t let these negative experiences corrupt her or turn her bitter. She was able to find peace and courage in spite of it. And she’s saying I am abt to come out of the closet and while I am hopeful I’m also a little fearful. But isn’t that an amazing thing? Because being fearful, sad, furious, insecure, hopeful—these experiences are unique to humans! “Your heart beats red and hot and furious in your chest.”

“And most importantly, they will know about the human heart.” THIS is the purpose of the anthology. This is why she released 31 (13 backwards) songs for her fans to dissect and decode. Bc she wants them to understand that she’s not a god. She’s a flawed human just like the rest of us.

I think there’s a very good chance that THIS is what her movie is going to be about. Her journey out of the closet and all the hardship that came along w it and helping other ppl to understand the human heart. And I wouldn’t be surprised if there was a memoir that was released w it—“the professor said to write what you know.” And it makes sense too why the manuscript lyrics match perfectly w the all too well short film. Bc they’re talking abt the exact same thing!! She has a relationship w a much older man, experiences heartbreak, heals, and then writes abt it in a book—the story of us AKA the manuscript.

And this is why 🎃 kept referencing the story of us. I couldn't make sense of it a few months ago but now in hindsight it all makes perfect sense. Message in a bottle was probably a red tv vault track for this reason too. Bc the message in a bottle is the manuscript. The puzzle pieces really do all fall right into place.

[bird-inacage]

The Heart Killers | Trailer Reaction (Firstkhao Focus)

FK both going: 'oh they absolutely talked about this beforehand' 'yeah it's 100% above board' about the Kantbison BDSM scene (we love consent in this house), before Khao feels the need to add "as in THE characters'. Bruh.

And First just sits there, dead ass staring at him.

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[sisteroutsiders]

A Litany for Survival: The Life and Work of Audre Lorde (1996) dir. by Ada Gay Griffin and Michelle Parkerson

[icallhimjoey]

[josephscurl]

ok I know we are all losing our shit over these…but his shoulders?? oh and his messy curls from the back…?