#cinema is over

[chocokillu]

she johnny on my apple til i seed

[chrrywvea]

THIS

THIIIIIISSSSS

SO SOFT

[ update: header by @maul-of-shame ! so sorry, i didn't know🫠 ]

[olympain]

We always find greatness in the dead. In the end, we forgive them. I don't want anyone to forgive you.

[possession1981-moving]

Isabelle Adjani in POSSESSION (1981) Nell Tiger Free in THE FIRST OMEN (2024)

[moonlit-knightz]

finally! we get a 4k image of this iconic gay asf scene! 🤭

[ramblingguy54]

If there was any moment that made me cry most, it would be this one.

[omrarchive]

[to-be-spared]

Kant is fighting for his life while Style is unlocking new kinks and going right back to flirting with Fadel the exact same way that worked out for him before

[theinfinitedivides]

'nana re, nana re, nana re, nana re...' — barso re | guru, 2007, dir. mani ratnam.

[renatapatata]

as soon as i added a very vague letterbox review for this film some guy from work texted me and it took me .5 seconds to realize he had no idea what the plot was actually about… certified ‘bruh’ moment lads

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

#Welcome Back Jonah Simms

[goryhorroor]

I love talking about the concept of why people hate horror movies. the violence. but don’t consider that this idea of violence exists literally all throughout literature. why did you think some ancient romans love watched gladiators? the violence. shakespeare plays even have violence. violence exists everywhere in media

[nikinikori]

down bad like: [inps]

[homoquartz]

the thing is that although charles doesn't say it and perhaps doesn't even know it, he could not be more obviously in love if he tried. like if they made it any clearer, he'd have cartoon hearts like niko.

[jevilowo]

Its been awhile I'm doing another one of These Things

What TV Shows the Mercs would watch

Scout: Baseball. Obviously. He loudly complains about the cartoons Pyro puts on, but never makes a grab for the remote or leaves the room.

Soldier: He's half convinced that the TV uses Communist Technology™ to hypnotise people into becoming hippies and attempts to blow it up every couple of days. He conveniently forgets his beliefs during the superbowl (first aired in 67, he could totally watch it!).

Pyro: Cartoons. Dramatic movies. Anything with fire in it. Horror movies (they giggle and clap gleefully every time someone dies brutally). Has a love-hate relationship with movie musicals.

Demo: Fan of mystery shows, courtroom dramas, and shitty B-Movies. Especially enjoys the (explosive) special effects. It's sad that Highlander and Braveheart weren't sixties movies, considering how many of Demo's weapons, achievements, voicelines and etc reference them.

Heavy: Old lady tv. Cooking shows. Gardening programmes. Watches tv mostly to fall asleep in front of. Has that dad instinct where he can tell if you've changed the channel despite being asleep.

Engie: Documentaries about new technology, mostly. I can see him being the kind of guy who's really into those technicolour musical films. Would probably cry at the end of Wizard of Oz.

Medic: Horror movies! Watches them with Pyro and Demo mostly and complains about the gorey stuff not being medically accurate. Would get overly invested in stupid sitcoms and hate it.

Sniper: Watches nothing but nature documentaries. If the channel is changed he will simply leave the room. What the fuck ever. I like to think he has a large collection of tapes and a vhs player in his van. Falls asleep every movie night without fail.

Spy: Thinks television is mostly beneath him, but doesn't hate movies. Enjoys watching spy movies and mansplaining how he would have done it to anyone who'll listen.

[rad-roche]

scornfully rolling my eyes and declaring myself above 'they did the thing in movie adaptation' until they do it to the cartoon hedgehog and i'm sobbing and wailing in the theatre and yelling yeehaw and clicking my boots and scromiting and throwing other people's children over my shoulder and i'm barred for life