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Easter Egg Hunt with the Dast Boys(Johnson, Murdoc, Abner, Bobby, and Coco):

A/N: Happy Easter! Wanted to give ya'll some head-cannons of what some of the boys would do in an Easter Hunt. Just some ramblin'. I also reference something from a request I did a few months ago with Murdoc.

Warning: Nothing! (I hope...maybe a teensy-bit of violence.) No proof reading. Also added a hc of mine of Johnson.

Hope you guys enjoy! Happy Readings!

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Johnson:

In the Bang’A’Rangs, Joel would have an annual easter egg hunt for Lyla to have fun. A few Brawlers and the Phoenixes would partake in the hunting for eggs scattered around the compound – because they all made bets on each other to see who finds the golden egg first. So when it starts, Lyla goes straight to Uncle Johnson, sitting by one of the tables near the outside bar, for assistance, knowing he wouldn’t refuse to help the little girl out. With a little bit of time-stopping, he and Lyla take their time searching for every egg on the Bang’A’Rang, some inside the large entertainment room, by the car repair shop, and inside the hood of one of Queenie’s cars. By the end, they find the golden one lodged between two branches in a tree behind the trailers, and Johnson wins the bet.

Abner:

For sure, this will be Abby’s first-time easter egg hunting. He would be confused at first as to why he found Harley, Cleo, and Nanaue painting eggs in Harl’s kitchen – Nanaue lifting up a horribly painted egg, saying Abner and smiling. Once they fill him in on the whole festivities, it’s time for the hunt – Flag and Harley hid the eggs while Cleo prepares Nanaue and Abner by giving them easter egg baskets. Bloodsport is also there, willing to participate since Cleo insisted. At first, the egg hunting was fine until it turned to which one saw it first and blamed each other for stealing the other eggs and then a full-on battlefield. All Abner could do was curl up into a ball and hide somewhere far from Harley’s egg-throwing wrath and Flag nagging at Nananue for breaking all his eggs. But surprisingly, while he was hiding in a bush, he found the golden egg.

Bob:

In the break of dawn, Bob would get up before his partner and go downstairs into the pantry to grab a plastic bag full of chocolate easter egg candy and begin sprawling them all around the house and outside. When it’s time, he goes back upstairs into their shared bedroom and starts poking their shoulder in a poor attempt to wake them up, mumbling [Name], get up...it’s…it’s easter. After dragging them out bed and into the kitchen for a cup of coffee, Bob can’t hold back his excitement. They fail to see at least five chocolate eggs on the kitchen counter before Bob slides an egg towards them, earning a sigh and a tired reply: It’s 7:30, Bob. No matter the excuses, his S/O gets ready for the day and tries to find every egg Bob hid surprisingly well.

S/O [staring at a chocolate bunny taped to the ceiling.]: How the fu–

Murdoc: 

Although he isn’t into any festivities since he was a kid, he celebrates holidays like easter because of Cassian. So, come around easter morning, Murdoc is woken up by something heavy landing on his stomach and the mattress moving up and down. Cassian is jumping on the bed, thrilled about today's holiday. While [Name] was working their morning shift at the grocery store, Murdoc took responsibility prepping for the easter hunt. Evening comes, and Cassian is ready to  search for eggs in the backyard. Murdoc sits in one of the lawn chairs, watching [Name] and Cassian run around looking for the eggs, taking a moment to himself whilst hiding a smirk.

Coco: 

Easter hunting hasn’t been a thing for eons. Usually, Coco would say Happy Easter to a few of his co-workers, who don’t reply back, before going on with his day. Not really caring for the holiday in general. However, when a small chocolate egg appeared on his desk, Coco was curious as to who anonymously gave him the strange colorful tin foil candy. Unwrapping it, he examined the round texture before putting it in his mouth, bewildered when it was real chocolate. Nowadays, it’s hard to find actual, decent chocolate and not the synthetic kind. He hopes, one day, he’ll find the person who made his day and return the favor.

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Lemme know what you think and I hope ya'll have a good Easter Day!

[sweeetestcurse]

David Dastmalchian as Coco in Blade Runner 2049

[verylightsheep]

Chapters: 4/4 Fandom: Blade Runner (Movies) Rating: Mature Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Characters: Coco (Blade Runner) Additional Tags: Angst, Vaginal Sex, Masturbation, Dry Humping Summary:

Coco finally has a few dates lined up.

[lauraagrace]

To be filming a first impression video with a physical volume of Love, That's an Understatement feels beyond surreal! 🥹😭

Not only did I love rereading it, but I also loved Hoteri Hotette and Blade Girl! What a wonderful time to be a shoujo fan! 🥹

[flickchart]

Five Years Later: A Fresh Look at the Top 20 Films of 2017 Every year, we at Flickchart publish our current list of the Top 20 films of the previous year (as we did in January with the Top 20 Films of 2022). Then, a year later,...

https://www.flickchart.com/blog/five-years-later-a-fresh-look-at-the-top-20-films-of-2017/

[polkadotjohnson]

☠️ Dastdeaths (spoilers) ⚰️

15. Gotham (2017) - Dwight Pollard (blown up)

Hey, at least he got to be the Joker a little. Kinda.

16. Blade Runner 2049 (2017) - Coco (being in a Denis Villeneuve movie karate chop to the back of the neck)

Poor Coco. Like many (many) others, we hardly knew ye.

17. Bird Box (2018) - Whistling Marauder (shot)

That's a misleading name, he hardly ever whistles.

18. The Domestics (2018) - Willy Cunningham (shot again)

His voice is really sexy when he says "You wanna go big or you wanna go home?"

19. Relaxer (2018) - Cam (head blown off by mind powers)

Hey, it's a cool effect.

20. Madness in the Method (2019) - The Witness (stabbed)

Free bloodied shirtless scene...? Fan service or disservice? You choose.

[burningexeter]

My Favorite Movies Of All Time:

• The Godfather Part II

• Jurassic Park

• Saving Private Ryan

• Excalibur

• The Incredibles

• The Good, The Bad and the Ugly

• Creepshow

• Day Of The Dead

• Donnie Darko

• Frida

• Coco

• The Secret Of NIMH

• King Kong (1933)

• King Kong (2005)

• Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior

• First Blood

• Die Hard

• Hard Boiled

• Fantasia

• Who Framed Roger Rabbit

• Godzilla (1954)

• Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack

• Godzilla Minus One

• The Deer Hunter

• Oldboy

• I Saw The Devil

• Logan

• Unforgiven

• The 7th Voyage Of Sinbad

• Jason and the Argonauts

• Blade Runner

• Prisoners

• Enemy

• Sicario

• Arrival

• Bride Of Frankenstein

• The Wolf Of Wall Street

• Pulp Fiction

• Inglourious Basterds

• Desperado

• Sin City

• ParaNorman

• The Mummy (1999)

• Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

• Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest

• The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King

• Terminator 2: Judgment Day

• Predator

• Friday The 13th: The Final Chapter

• Enter The Dragon

• Jaws

• Thief (1981)

• Heat (1995)

• Captain America: The Winter Soldier

• Avengers: Infinity War

• The Exorcist

• The Exorcist III: Legion

• Back To The Future

• It's A Wonderful Life

• Ghostbusters

• The Blues Brothers

• Puss In Boots: The Last Wish

• The Thing (1982)

• Big Trouble In Little China

• Batman Begins

• Blade II

• Pacific Rim

• Hellboy II: The Golden Army

• A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors

• The Green Mile

• Evil Dead II

• A Simple Plan

• The Big Lebowski

• Wolfwalkers

• Princess Mononoke

• Spirited Away

• Akira

• Wolf Children

• Memento

• Snatch

• Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Part 2

• Unbreakable

• Ed Wood

• Dark City

• THX 1138

• Mrs. Doubtfire

• Casino

• Requiem For A Dream

• The Wrestler

• True Lies

• True Romance

• Jumanji

• The Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian

• This Is Spinal Tap

• Bone Tomahawk

• Panic Room

• Se7en

• Zodiac

• The Blair Witch Project

• Lake Mungo

• Mean Creek

• Fearless

• Rango

• It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World

[karnaca78]

Thank you @dreamyonahill for the tag ^^

10 comfort movies:

(I tried to pick real comfort movies, but my go-to things are typically darker, so I guess this list ends up being a bit conventional)

Singin' in the Rain

Star Wars V: Empire Strikes Back

Indiana Jones 3: The Last Crusade

The Grand Budapest Hotel

Blade Runner

Ghostbusters

The Addams Family (1991)

Coco (although I cry every time)

SHREK (how could I forget)

Aladdin

Tagging @a-simple-kazoo (if you're interested) and uh, everyone who wants to do it I guess?

[daggryet]

HI KAISA ... 🎬 2022 + 2017 smiles

HI CASIO !

2022: i can't even lie, it's top gun maverick. eeaao was amazing, and it's so close, but top gun maverick was such a fantastic experience in the cinema and such a surprise and it's honestly one of the only movies i never ever get the urge to skip a little to the good parts - because they're all good parts

2017 was such a good year for movies what!!! like blade runner 2049 and dunkirk were gorgeous, and jumanji was absolutely hilarious and jack black carried that movie - his performance still lives with me, and i still believe he should have at least gotten an oscar nom for bethany 😒. also it was pretty amazing too, not very scary and i cried because of georgie and bill, so to me it was perfect as a horror. BUT i think the absolute best was COCO, a beautiful and sad movie and i hold it very dear. the way it handles grief and loss and love and memory is so <3 i just love it

[2rat2touille]

have been playing Cine2nerdle lately and Find Nemo is an underrated win conditon because I don't think many people really think about how many actors you can link to pixar movies. forget Tom Hanks to Toy Story, Trainspotting takes you to Brave with Kelly Macdonald, Drive takes you to Finding Nemo with Albert Brooks, Get Out takes you to Toy Story 4 with Jordan Peele OR Finding Nemo with Stephen Root and that's one nobody ever sees coming in case you've already run out of Jordan Peele links by then, Michael Keaton in Cars and Toy Story 3, Keanu Reeves in Toy Story 4, Jeffrey Wright and Sam Worthington in The Good Dinosaur, Willem Dafoe in Finding Nemo, lure someone into Christopher Nolan's filmography and that's an easy Michael Caine in Cars 2 for you, Ian Holm, Will Arnette and Peter O'Toole in Ratatouille, Christopher Plummer in Up, Galaxy Quest can take either take you to any Toy Story with Tim Allen, WALL-E with Sigourney Weaver OR the Cars franchise with Tony Shaloub, IT takes you to Luca with Jack Dylan Glazer. you got Bill Hader in Inside Out, Maya Hawke and Ayo Edebiri in Inside Out 2, Jamie Foxx and Tina Fey in Soul, any Avengers movie takes you to Incredibles with Samuel L. Jackson OR Lightyear with Chris Evans OR Onward with Chris Pratt AND Tom Holland, not to mention Michael Giacchino is a pixar regular as well as an MCU regular, but oh no you played a David Fincher movie no worries Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross scored Soul. ohh you think I can't link french movies to pixar like i didn't know Adele Exarchopoulos is in Inside Out 2, all your Christopher Guest movies take me to Elemental with Catherine O'Hara, oh you played Amores Perros or Y Tu Mama Tambien and thought I didn't know Gael Garcia Bernal is in Coco? Oh Blade Runner whatever will I do oh wait Edward James Olmos also in Coco bitch

[myfrenzi]

The Art of Cinematography: Visually Stunning Films on OTT

The Art of Cinematography: Visually Stunning Films on OTT

Hey there, fellow movie buffs! If you’re like me, you not only love a good story but also appreciate the magic of stunning visuals on the big screen. Thankfully, Over-the-Top (OTT) platforms bring the beauty of cinematography right to your living room. So, let’s embark on a journey through the world of visually stunning films on OTT, and discover the best movies on OTT that are a treat for the eyes.

Painting Stories with Light

Cinematography is the art of capturing images on film or digital media. It’s like painting a picture with light and shadows, and some movies take this art to a whole new level. Here are a few that will leave you in awe:

1. “Blade Runner 2049” (2017)

Best Movies on OTT: This sci-fi masterpiece is a visual feast. Its futuristic world, drenched in neon lights and holographic advertisements, creates a mesmerizing atmosphere.

2. “Mad Max: Fury Road” (2015)

Best Movies on OTT: This action-packed film is a symphony of chaos and color. The arid, post-apocalyptic landscapes and high-octane car chases make it a visual spectacle.

3. “The Grand Budapest Hotel” (2014)

Best Movies on OTT: Wes Anderson is known for his meticulous framing and vibrant color palettes. This film’s whimsical visuals are a treat for the eyes.

Nature’s Beauty

Sometimes, the most breathtaking visuals are found in the world around us. These films make nature a central character:

1. “The Revenant” (2015)

Best Movies on OTT: This survival epic showcases the rugged beauty of the wilderness. Its long takes and natural lighting immerse you in the harsh environment.

2. “Life of Pi” (2012)

Best Movies on OTT: The film’s stunning ocean scenes and the surreal world of Pi’s journey with a Bengal tiger are nothing short of cinematic magic.

3. “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” (2013)

Best Movies on OTT: Walter Mitty’s globe-trotting adventures are a visual delight. From the Icelandic landscapes to the streets of New York, it’s a visual journey.

Historical Aesthetics

Period films transport us to different eras with their attention to detail. Here are some historical gems:

1. “The Shape of Water” (2017)

Best Movies on OTT: Guillermo del Toro’s film is a visual fairy tale. The underwater sequences and the creature design are a testament to its visual brilliance.

2. “Dunkirk” (2017)

Best Movies on OTT: Christopher Nolan’s war epic is a visual and auditory masterpiece. The way it captures the chaos of World War II is nothing short of breathtaking.

3. “The Favourite” (2018)

Best Movies on OTT: This period drama is visually opulent. The lavish costumes and the grandeur of Queen Anne’s court are a visual feast.

Animation Wonders

Animation isn’t just for kids; it can be a visual marvel for all ages:

1. “Coco” (2017)

Best Movies on OTT: Pixar’s “Coco” is a celebration of Mexican culture, and its vibrant depiction of the Land of the Dead is visually stunning.

2. “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” (2018)

Best Movies on OTT: This animated superhero film pushes the boundaries of what’s possible in animation. Its unique visual style is a game-changer.

3. “Spirited Away” (2001)

Best Movies on OTT: Hayao Miyazaki’s films are known for their breathtaking animation. “Spirited Away” takes you on a visually enchanting journey through a magical world.

Where to Find Visual Delights

So, where can you watch these visually stunning films on OTT? Well, popular streaming platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Disney+ have a treasure trove of such movies. They understand the value of a cinematic masterpiece.

Wrapping Up

The art of cinematography is about making the ordinary look extraordinary and the extraordinary look out-of-this-world. These visually stunning films on OTT do just that. The next time you’re wondering what to watch on OTT, consider these films that are not just stories but visual experiences.

FAQs

What makes a film visually stunning? A visually stunning film often has exceptional cinematography, attention to detail, creative use of color and light, and a unique visual style that enhances the storytelling.

Are these visually stunning films suitable for kids? While some of these films are family-friendly, others may have mature themes or content. It’s a good idea for parents to check the film’s rating and content before watching with children.

Do I need a high-quality screen to appreciate these films? While a high-quality screen and sound system can enhance the viewing experience, the artistry of these films can still be appreciated on most devices.

Are there visually stunning films in genres other than those mentioned here? Absolutely! Visual excellence can be found in various film genres, from sci-fi and fantasy to drama and romance. Explore different genres to discover more visual gems.

Can I watch these films for free on OTT platforms? Some OTT platforms offer a selection of films for free with ads or as part of their subscription service, while others may require rental or purchase. Check the specific platform for details.

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Some doodles of a few Dast bois

[pa-stella]

Heyy, how are youu?

15, 18, 22 ^^

I think I'll reblog the questions too xD ♥ *hugsss*

Hi, hi, hi! Today was a little tiring, but thankfully it has come to an end 🥹

15 - 3 quotes that have a special place in your heart

“I am free and that is why I am lost.” (by Kafka if I remember correctly)

“And what if, in order to keep on living, I have to continue to accept myself?” (Natsuo Kirino)

“All those moments will be lost in time like tears in the rain.” (from Blade Runner)

18 - 3 dream jobs you had in your childhood

Ok. You’re going to laugh a little. I had only one job in mind when I was a child: dolphins trainer. I have never learnt how to swim. I’m scared of pools and ocean. I hate water parks where dolphins have their shows. I don’t know why I was so obsessed with that idea. Also, now that I’m older I know that sharks are superior to dolphins.

22 - 3 movie/books/tv shows that made you cry

I cry very easily so I’ll just list the 3 most recent things that made me cry: Il rosmarino non conosce l’inverno (Italian book made of stories of different women), Game of Thrones (I’m rewatching the series and many different scenes have me crying? I don’t even know why) and Coco (rewatched with my nephew. It made both of us cry so much haha)

[antowilly]

Secundo la molona propuesta de @callaitomaswapito : las pelis que me gustaría sacar de mi disco duro para volver a descubrir serían estas, o al menos son las primeras que se me han venido a la mente (el orden es aleatorio):

1.- Empate entre El sexto sentido y Los otros: la sensación del final es como si el cerebro se te pusiera bocabajo

2.- El show de Truman. Flipé la primera vez

3.- Amelie. Me pareció una nueva forma de hacer las cosas. Y por motivos personales que otro día contaré, contribuyó a cambiarme la vida.

4.- Blade Runner. Sobran las palabras. La descubrí en pantalla grande en un reestreno y me pareció de lo mejor que ha hecho el ser hjmano

5.- Soul, de Pixar. Sé que no es de las mejores de Pixar, me gustan más Walle, Up o Coco, pero hay un mensaje que me caló profundamente y aún lo sigo recordando y aferrándome a él de vez en cuando

Me ha encantado que me involucres, un abrazo.

Me ha saltado en modo aleatorio el temazo de Rob Zombie "Dragula", que está en la BSO de Matrix. Esto me ha llevado a recordar la sensación brutal que me produjo ver por primera vez la película en el cine, y el buscarla por Kazaa en VO y los subtítulos aparte creyéndome hacker allá por 1999.

Así que me saco de la manga un tag-game de mierda.

Las 5 películas (por poner tope) que te gustaría volver a ver "por primera vez". No las que más os gusten, que podrían coincidir, sino las que os produjo más sorpresa, flipe o emoción por lo inesperado:

1: The Matrix

2: Réquiem por un sueño

3: Donnie Darko

4: La Princesa Mononoke

5: El sexto sentido

Tags a gogó: @yannakissecae @miisd @peternautico @porlapaty @angienott @antowilly @misspecas @amarantoo @mncqvq1 @thechosendreamer

[fr0gi-b0y]

I have made another important graph

[kucka-g]

that's so cute

David, no!!!