#cruise 2021

[unes23]

Blanca Padilla for Atelier Pronovias Haute Couture Cruise 2021

[thefashionfold]

Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini Resort 2021

The houndstooth pattern can be traced back to the Bronze Age, but it really became popular for fashion in the 1930s.

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[icemankazansky86]

The Duke and The Fremen

Did this take far too long? Yes. Yes, it did. But alas.

[stydixa]

Freddie + being so damn hot that I need to make big hq gifs of him (Carly, go claim your man.) iCarly (2021)

[littlemagicalstardust]

There's nobody cooler than you, Orange (Jericho Cruise 2021)

[blueeyeddarkknight]

Happy birthday to Kelly Mcgillis 🎂❤️

Val and Kelly worked together in top gun 1986 and at first sight 1999

Kelly and Val were in Juilliard together and acted in Broadway as well.

(Source : Yahoo movies)

(My gifs) (Source : Val documentary 2021)

Val as Orestes in 1981

[raining13]

oh yeah. i dont know if i ever released my Jungle Cruise Skipper OC out into the wild. anyhow. this is Josephine "Jo" Mystic and they brought this monkey with them on the boat. nothing could go wrong

[batri-jopa]

"I do this for a living!"

Vincent from Collateral (2004, dir. Michael Mann) - as a coyote

[lindamarieanson-art]

Inktober Day 12 - Lestat (closeup)

[ruleof3bobby]

JUNGLE CRUISE (2021) Grade: D+

Overall boring, no charm, little chemistry amongst the actors, predictable.

No memorable scenes or lines.

[thefashionfold]

Balmain Resort 2021

Birds and bird print - they're a popular theme in fashion; birds are symbols of freedom and infinite possibilities.

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[olympain]

Christopher McQuarrie is a bubblegum bitch 💖

[chadscapture]

2021 Chevy Corvette Stingray

[littlemagicalstardust]

[rickybaby]

Howdy-doo-dee

[sailforvalinor]

Just finished watching Jungle Cruise with my family—all in all, it was…fine. A solid 6/10. Story was alright, though it left some significant plot holes. Pacing was pretty good. There was one twist I was pleasantly surprised by. Characterization, while not terrible, was pretty vague and relied on established tropes to hold them up. While Emily Blunt’s character wasn’t the best-written, I do have to give them credit for not making her belittle the male characters to try to strengthen her character by comparison. I would complain that it’s never explained why she can hold her own in a fight, but that’s never explained for any of the characters, so I suppose that’s not really a fair complaint. I laughed once or twice. Action scenes seemed pretty well-choreographed, though that’s not my area of expertise, so who’s to say. The Rock keeps a domesticated leopard on his river boat and manages to keep it locked in his cabin for a significant portion of the movie (we’re told that he’s kept numerous animals of this caliber on the boat over the years), and it’s never explained how he’s able to do this. The romance between The Rock’s character and Emily’s is fine, if a bit lukewarm and underdeveloped. Overall, felt like they were trying to do The Mummy on a river, which is kind of hilarious given I spent ten minutes trying to convince my family to watch The Mummy before they decided on this one. Anyway, final verdict: Jungle Cruise didn’t inspire any strong feelings in me coming away from it…aside from a wish I’d watched The Mummy.