#and not make an adult film with them?

[sinful-lanterns]

idk why but i feel like deren would only have reader as a sugar baby, she’s too lazy to get herself involved with anyone else, sure she lets women hang themselves off her at the smc, hell she might even sleep with a few but ultimately her gaze would only be trained on reader

(but if she were to take in a sugar baby, i think luvia ray fits 🤔)

I too, can’t really think of any PTN women that would be Deren’s sugar baby besides you, as she would mostly focus her attention on you rather than any other sugar babies at the Bureau. Don’t get me wrong, she enjoys having multiple women sleep with her at the SMC, but those are all just faceless one-night stands in comparison to you. You’re the only woman she’s ever drawn her attention to, and despite her laid back, sleazy attitude, you’re the only one who’s been spoiled enough by Deren to have her bring you as a date to her red carpet events.

Hell, you’re the only woman Deren has ever filmed a home movie with, stayed in the morning with, and even took a shower with. Usually Deren leaves after her one night stands, but not with you. She may deny it all she wants, but the director has a soft spot for you 🥺

Also as cool as it would be to have Luvia Ray be one of Deren’s actual sugar babies, she’s already snatched up by Lady Pearl lol. Though, I’m sure Pearl and Deren don’t mind sharing her from time to time….

[jackfrostimposter]

genuinely why is there so much misinformation about the guardians of childhood book series?

[pink-lemonadefairy]

[haifischkivenchy]

hate when like some of the best stories ever told is in a robot franchise bc nobody will ever take them seriously

[shoechoe]

this image is from the ren and stimpy adult party cartoon by the way if you're curious

[lazzarella]

Saw Saltburn again. Loved the gasps and squeals of the girls in the row in front of me (you know when lol). Also, shout out to the teen(?) who came with their grandma(?). You’re braver than I am! 🫡laz

[david-talks-sw]

"What I'm really interested in is Star Wars from the perspective of the bad guys. Therefore, if we set something earlier in the timeline, something before the prequels, but a little bit after, you know, end of a High Republic, I was like, then the Jedi become, y'know-- Star Wars is always about "rebels vs institutional threat", right? "Underdogs vs huge empire", right? So if we set it then, the Jedi become the antagonists."

If this is implying the Jedi represent the institution/the Man... they're not. They're the underdogs.

If you go by the movies and The Clone Wars, the only people "below" them in status are Jar Jar, the clones and Anakin when he was a slave. Everybody else walks all over them.

"I think it’s difficult to do a show that is critical in any way of the Jedi."

It's surprisingly easy. Just watch Tales of the Jedi.

It won't be accurate in its criticism, but it does so happily.

"People were very nervous about saying this particular institution may not be the light and perfect, stunning group of heroes that are totally nobly intentioned"

If you search "The Jedi were good" on YouTube you get this result.

"[The Jedi] are fallible. That's really the story that George told with the prequels, right? The fall of this particular group."

No. It's not.

If you ask George Lucas, he'll ALWAYS say, from 1999 to 2020, that they're about:

how a democracy becomes a dictatorship and

how a good kid becomes a bad man.

He never brings up the Jedi when describing what the Prequels are about. The Jedi can only stand helpless, play catch-up and watch because guess what? They're the underdogs. They're not the institution.

[hidingoutbackstage]

for a movie from the 1970s i’m honestly surprised how seriously they’re taking the stalking and rape of this teenage girl

[void-tiger]

Trying to keep a lid on it but. Yeah. Literally don’t know what’s it like to NOT be platonically neglected IRL my whole damn life, only that I know this One Person doesn’t deserve to be at the epicenter of it anymore than I deserved to have been at the epicenter of theirs a year ago now.

…why am I like this. Why are we like this.

[repurposedmeatlocker]

Seeing all the Disney and Pixar sequels lined up in the D23 Expo is kind of depressing. Are people not allowed to have imagination anymore? Can we not let a movie end and and be satisfied with our own ideas about what happens next? It feels so explicitly clear that companies want to hand-hold every facet of our experiences of fiction, yet everyone eats it up.

[feralnumberfive]

I only learned about the BTR "Sarah incident" last night but it's even funnier that the person titled the YouTube video "Big Time Swearing" 😭

The full video is on this blog

[puffins-studio]

Anna🚀

I love this movie, it broke me but it's just !! I probably also shouldn't have  watched it two times in a role but i can't help it

Just saying I didn't know how sad it was going to be. It also didn’t help that I am also a twin and I watched this on my birthday. I just wanted to watch a movie with Jodie whittaker as the lead okay

I made her for Jodie as I was I went to Gally one and I was making some of the actors two dolls (mainly the actors who doctors have passed) but I wanted to do something extra and i couldn’t pick favorite with the fam so I thought of doing anna instead as this movie have stuck with me. I also want to post something for her birthday just because. And I think am out of 13th doctor ideas at the moment.

This doll was also one I give to the actually actor, if you want to read about that I wrote it in this post

[ID: picture is a felt doll that is the shape of a gingerbread man with a big circle head, they are supposed to be anna from adult life skills. She has light skin, long brown hair, she is wearing light blue jeans and navy shoes. A red button shirt with some patches under a navy and red zipper up that have pink sleeves under a purple puffer vest. She has a little smiley face sewn on her hands, and she has a red knit hat that has a cable stitch and a pom pom on top. The 2nd picture is her without the hat:ID]

[jrueships]

if gup gets shopped out im gonna be so pissed yall

[chat-dank]

You have the right to like your Angbang intense. You have the right to like your Angbang fucked up. You have the right to like your Angbang unhinged. You have the right to like your Angbang harmful. But you also have a right to like your Angbang fluffy, too. You are not woobifying them if you like it soft or write a fic where they say they love each other or kiss or high five or take a bite from the same sandwich or whatever. You have a different interpretation, that’s all. You’re not committing some horrid unforgivable atrocity against your fandom. You’re not an “annoying fan” if you want your ships happy, even if other people dislike you for it, the same way you are not an “annoying fan” if you like your ships intense and other people dislike you for it. You’re not a mean person for having an opinion that the majority dislikes. You’re an individual human being who has an opinion and your opinion is worth JUST as much as every other opinion in your fandom. Because that’s how opinions work. You’re not disregarding canon any more than people who bend it to fit their other non-canon ships or headcanons or other interpretations of this ship or their interpretation of any other ship or anything else that JRRT or Christopher or the Tolkien estate disagree with. We all see a piece of media and interpret it differently. It doesn’t make any of us better or worse for it. Ship and let ship. 

[violentdevotion]

im reading stardust (1999) and getting such a new appreciation for the film. whoever adapted the screenplay (jane goldman and matthew vaughn) has such a good understanding of how adaptations and movies work. almost every single change from novel to film works more for a film and although i know its bad practice to do so im really enjoying comparing the film and the book to see where its been changed and thinking about why it might have been changed.

[morayofsunshine]

I know people see the interpretation of never neverland as kids dying before they grow up like "oh peter kills the lost boys before they grow up ooo how edgy" but there's also an interpretation to be made (although it's not the original authorial intent) that peter pan is a story of kids with terminal illnesses who know they most likely aren't going to get to grow up, so they try to make peace with that and live just for the current day, and want the kids around them to do so as well.