#are these even my favorite movies IDK

[undrthelights]

🌟favorite movies🌟

rules: list your five favorite films and have people vote on which one matches your vibe.

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[myokk]

Eloise and Lorra🥹🥹

@lorrainmorgan

[kagoutiss]

green beetle black beetle

[zilodak]

This fairy has BPD and there's nothing you can do about it!

[thecluelessdoctor]

It's time for my annual day of thinking about that one really weird jukebox musical made by Disney and lucasfilms that I hate and adore with every fiber of my being. I hate it because it's a jukebox musical and half the characters are the worst things ever and the writing is really bad alot of the time and I love it because the relationship between the main two characters is the GREATEST ENEMIES TO LOVERS I HAVE SEEN IN A LONG TIME and it's a straight couple and it's not cringe (or it's good cringe idk) AND I can cut the tension when they are flirting with a knife and it's funny

...this post is about Strange Magic by the way. It's amazing and terrible all at once and I need to talk about it at some point because I've been thinking about it again

[xxplastic-cubexx]

am i tripping or is x3 relatively way better than dark phoenix like,,, obviously the second half of x3's plot is atrociously wrong (apart from when erik keeps bringing up charles) but the initial set up and premise feel less flat than dark phoenix with more things going on than just jean/phoenix and erik and the brotherhood don't feel as shoehorned?

i fear i feel you ..... however ive always held the belief X3 wasnt a terrible movie on the sole basis hank was there and the movie started with old man bickering while adopting their daughter so this aint a shocking opinion to meee

'but snap hank was in dark phoenix too' ok he didnt piss me off in X3 !!!!! moving on !!!!!!!!

[hermitsdump]

Mr loverman has been playing in my head for days.

Days.

Fucking. Why.

[scribe-of-monsters]

Realism study I did of Nicholas Holt from the Renfield movie

[reblogs appreciated]

[echo-stimmingrose]

I have claustrophobia but not in a normal way. I can't have my legs trapped even the thought of having my legs stuck together makes me anxious. I must be able to spread them apart at all times and if they get stuck somewhere where I cannot separate them I will have a panic attack, I know because it's happened. And this all stems from watching the fucking Barbie in a mermaid tale movie when I was a toddler and seeing Merliah transform in a mermaid while her legs slowly fuse together to form the tail.

And here we have an example of being forever traumatized by something so absolutely ridiculous in your early years.

Like I still have nightmares about my legs getting stuck together and me not being able to separate them, it's insane.

[quicksillver]

if i had a dollar for every time i've painted bill skarsgard covered in blood i'd have 2 dollars

[rimouskis]

sigh someone on twitter extolled the virtues of furiosa and said it was better than fury road. I just saw furiosa. they are wrong.

[estrel]

wish we were living in the timeline where jk rowling was anti terf

[goofyg00p]

My top 3 favorite bnuuys

1.JACKALOPES (IDC IF THEY ARNT REAL)

Do I really even have to explain, LOOK AT THIS THING! Yes it’s an edited image but jackalopes are so badass and silly like LOOK AT IT!! (Legends says they like whiskey and can mimic human voices! So cool!!)

2.POLAR RABBITS

Take a gander at this puff ball with legs ITS SO ROUND WHEN IT SITS AND IT LOOKS STRANGELY LIKE A CAT KINDA?? It’s like if a cotton ball, a house cat and the tbh creature had a magical love child that they kept in a box for years

3. DWARF RABBITS

This thing is so small and tiny and little it is NOT built for survival‼️ quick you need to stuff them under your hat to save them from predators!! ITS THE ONLY WAY!!

[allpromarlo]

how long does gege plan to continue this actually

[bredforloyalty]

when i first watched coraline i didn't notice this or like it must have stayed subconscious but her mother (the real one, at the beginning) is so much like mine

[clockwise-works]

Rewatching Spider-Man Homecoming, and I didn't really think of this but it's kinda funny and interesting how The Vulture was active YEARS before Peter became Spider-Man.

Like, in all the previous Spider-Man movies, the villian became a villian like RIGHT AFTER or around the time Spider-Man became active (Spider-Man 2002, Amazing Spider-Man) or a little bit after, usually in response TO Spider-Man (Venom in Spider-Man 3, Electro in Amazing 2, Goblin in Amazing 2).

And it kinda sends this message, most likely unintentional, that Spider-Man's presence is what brings these guys up. I totally get why the movies are structured like this, it's a good way to build up your hero and villian as foils to one another, or in the case of the sequels being, well, a sequel so Spider-Man is active no matter what.

But idk, I just find it neat that The Vulture is actively doing crime YEARS before Spider-Man even becomes active, and yet Spider-Man still feels it's responsibility to take care of it, simply because he has the power to do so. His presence is net positive where he takes down a underground criminal group and borederline psychopath (Vulture straight up kills The Shocker without any remorse) that the government, Avengers, D.O.D. whoever didn't because it was "too small" for them. Idk man, I just like this movie I guess.