#carroll young

[spryfilm]

Blu-ray review: “She Devil” (1957)

[a21487246-duya]

From my friend 便當！

之前忘記放過來了

[licori-lol]

Old original meme-

But it was drawn today

[rwpohl]

secret agent, alfred hitchcock 1936

[umbrellainmyhead]

👁👁sugar-coated eyes 接下来我要发疯了，是哪位俏佳人如今才注意到这个美丽的游戏昵？没错，是我。错过了三年左右。哈哈……😭我发誓要把这三年时光补回来😾😾

[audrey-library]

Jim Carroll Fic Recommendations

Headcanons

Dating Jim Carroll would include by @sivyera

Wattpad

Books

The basketball stories by @/LinnWriter ~ status: ongoing

Just Jim and I  by @/dicapdicaprio1133 ~ status: ongoing

Love is a Drug by @/caitlyndicaprio ~ status: ongoing

rooftop simulation by @/vhsgfs ~ status: ongoing

burnt out by @/deenasxgf ~ status: ongoing

Addiction by @/leoxdicaprioo ~ status: ongoing

fuck it by @/whydontwethrust ~ status: ongoing

The basketball diaries by @/julieeikjaer ~ status: ongoing

Fucked up Jim Carroll style by @/ddoollaanns ~ status: ongoing

Catholic Boy by @/sheepletears ~ status: discountined

Imagines

Theif from Imagines by @/ethrealzzz

Too good for me from Imagines by @/ethrealzzz

Bye from Imagines by @/ethrealzzz

Whore from Imagines by @/ethrealzzz

Entry from Imagines by @/ethrealzzz

Single Father from Imagines by @/ethrealzzz

Cliff from Imagines by @/ethrealzzz

Subway from Imagines by @/ethrealzzz

leonardo dicaprio (jim carroll) from 80′s & 90′s imagines/preferences by @/ICE_BEARR

[mrkusbastard]

I have a lot of old sketches... Anndd I don't know if I should post them

But for now!!!

This meme х)

[dozydawn]

Michelle Kwan and her coach Frank Carroll, 1993-2001.

[thursdaymurderbub]

Silver Screen magazine, April 1940

[theblanknight]

Well everyone I'm gonna be frank with ya: I was requested a make this emotional minecraft video and make it NOT "stupid" so that i can emotionally seduce my new proxy wife, Lily Collins. here's what's gonna happen: she'll listen to the music as we're talking, we're just hanging out, no big deal, capiche? she found out about all the folk stalking us, i keep telling her more and more, so we meet up in my house in cranston and have a beer or two as we try and figure out what to do. not even tryna drink, you know? there's just beer, i just ask her randomly at some point if she wants a beer as i'm about to drink one. based on this information i'd say i was about 24, 25 at the time of this imagined encounter, but i digress

now i'm barely looking at her 'cause i'm depressed abt romance. the object of my misery? well, i'm not gonna beat around the bush this time, i'm gonna say it's Elana as a joke lol! so i'm sad about Elana, capiche? aww jeez and i obv don't open up to Lily about it because, you know something? she's busy. i'm busy. i dont wanna be nuisance or burden to anyone. in a decade i will write a novel about this encounter, and i will sh*t on libertarianism and, without outright stating it, hint at it throughout the novel and its presence in "my" life. Lily is from England, the place with the most individualistic culture in the world. she doesn't know what to do. she hang out with ancom, but here he is: the biggest self-hating libertarian on earth. he hates himself and Elana so much that he became a communist. the night ends exactly the way you think it would...

oh and (lol) as you can see i added on to the new minecraft singleplayer world but i dont remember if anyone asked for anythin specific, etc

[ewwwabug]

very late dice bday art

[a21487246-duya]

Commission from my friend ！👇👇

[licori-lol]

Mmmm yes

[rwpohl]

secret agent, alfred hitchcock 1936

[umbrellainmyhead]

I don't have much time to draw these days

[adamwatchesmovies]

Mickey's Christmas Carol (1983)

Though its brief running time omits nearly as much as it includes, Mickey’s Christmas Carol is a good introduction to Charles Dickens’s classic tale. The score is enchanting, classic Disney characters are well utilized, and no matter how brief, the story always makes Christmas feel more complete.   Ebenezer Scrooge (Scrooge McDuck, voiced by Alan Young) is a bitter miser who resents giving his employee Bob Cratchit (Mickey Mouse, voiced by Wayne Allwine) time off for Christmas. He gleefully exploits those indebted to him while giving nothing back to society. The cheapskate gets a chance for redemption when the ghost of his long-deceased associate, Jacob Marley (Goofy, voiced by Hal Smith), appears and announces the arrival of three Christmas spirits to teach him a lesson.

I can see why the film might’ve disappointed audiences upon its release in 1983. There’s not a whole lot of Mickey Mouse in Mickey’s Christmas Carol and considering this was the iconic character’s first theatrical appearance in over 30 years, that’s a big letdown. If you’re familiar with the story, it’s also unfortunate to see the plot - which isn’t even that long to begin with - truncated to the bare essentials. After the Ghost of Christmas Past (Jiminy Cricket, voiced by Eddie Carroll) shows Scrooge the love he used to hold for Isabelle (Daisy Duck, voiced by Patricia Parris), he’s foreclosing on her mortgage in the next scene and then we’re off to meet the Ghost of Christmas Present (Willie the Giant, voiced by Will Ryan) in the same breath. His visions are even briefer and in no time, Scrooge is confronted by the Ghost of Christmas Future (Pete, also voiced by Ryan). It moves at such breakneck speed you’d give up your second helping of Christmas goose for five more minutes of ANYTHING.

What the film does well is tell a nice, concise version of A Christmas Carol for audiences who might not have the patience to sit through a “real” movie. If you’re little and haven’t heard this story before, it’s terrific. The timeless message is well told, with little bits of humor here. Unlike other child-oriented renditions, however, the humor doesn't come at the expense of the scary scenes. Traditionally, the Ghost of Christmas future is silent but the dialogue he’s given in this adaptation is just right and there’s no way Will Ryan’s performance won’t imprint itself into your brain even after a single viewing. It begins on the right note with the wonderful Oh What a Merry Christmas Day and the conclusion is taken right out of the original text (or as close as an abbreviated version could allow). In between, you get to see so many classic Disney cartoon characters it’s hard not to feel nostalgic. Everyone fits their roles well (maybe not as much Goofy, but he does make a lasting impression and offer some good laughs), the visuals are crisp and everything about this presentation, from the voicework to the music and colours have aged wonderfully.

For many, it doesn’t feel like Christmas unless they’ve found the time to watch their favorite movie or Holiday special. It might be “How the Grinch Stole Christmas”, “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer” or Mickey's Christmas Carol; all of which serve as great warmups while the distant family members are arriving, taking off their coats and settling into the living room for the same laughs and charms they enjoy every year. It might not be the best adaptation of A Christmas Carol story but I’d be lying if I said I didn’t love it. (On Blu-ray, December 27, 2021)