#detachment movie

[cloudtinn]

“Life is an ocean of chaos and the realization that you are the one supposed to throw the buoy while struggling to stay afloat is devastating.”

Detachment (2011), dir. Tony Kaye.

[chloesimaginationthings]

What FNAF movie Vanessa’s REAL job is..

[welcome-to-green-hills]

I LOVE the detail to his shoes.

[lithium-poet]

Miller's Girl (2024)? More like Detachment (2011).

𝓁ℴ𝓋ℯ, 𝒶𝓇𝒶𝒷ℯ𝓁𝓁𝒶

[cursedcinema]

“Life is an ocean of chaos and the realization that you are the one supposed to throw the buoy while struggling to stay afloat is devastating.”

Detachment (2011)

[laur3lhell]

[razzek]

I keep seeing all this stuff in Metroid fandom (and arguably from the creative team themselves) about Samus having a motherly bond with (voice) The Baby but, like, she handed that thing over to be dissected by military scientists SO fast. I could see her being surprised that it had formed such an attachment with her by the end of Super Metroid cuz yeah that was unexpected and weird. But chances are high she saved that last bby metroid with the intent of it being used for study and destroyed in the process.

It is funny imagining her going on parent/child bonding trips with the galaxy's second most dangerous life form though.

[theswirlsphere]

detachment (2011)

[guydog]

everything everywhere matters to everything (x)

[ennard-is-near]

My least favorite thing in the progression of FNaF lore has probably been the regression of how painful Full Springlock Failures are. This has bugged me endlessly. No way in hell is that survivable at all and in the movie it’s literally just a couple prongs digging into Matthew Lillard’s stomach.

Never forget that in the original canon that shit pulls your eyes out! Springtrap has animatronic feet with bits of flesh on them! That shit replaces your limbs, man. That’s no joke! Especially because all the animatronic bits need to fight their way through the rest of your body to get where they’re going. You are not making it out of that situation no matter how much medical attention you get.

This obviously doesn’t apply to partial springlock failures, like if they only go halfway in or it’s just part of the suit that fails. And I genuinely really enjoy headcanons and stuff revolving around William having previously survived a springlock failure (especially if it’s what lead to his intense fear of dying). I just don’t see how what the games show could be survived at all and it does sort of get on my nerves that it’s slowly becoming sort of workplace injury and not sudden and violent death.

[soupy-sez]

DETACHMENT (2011) dir. Tony Kaye

[orangechickenpillow]

These two movies are the same except in different directions

Anyway, watch Detachment and Dead Poets Soceity, but definitely not all in the same week

[melancholly-hill]

“I don’t have any feelings you can hurt either”

- Detachment (2011)

[allieinarden]

The America Ferrera monologue in the Barbie movie was my personal weakest part of the Barbie movie.

[solei-eclipse]

@pwippy DING DING DING WE HAVE A WINNER 🎉🎉🎉🎉

so fun fact. I originally had an idea for an ALNST spirited away AU (and a long list of other media I'm into in an ALNST AU)

But after I drew these and looked at their little faces I simply could not bring myself to go any farther. These poor kids do not deserve that 😭 especially chihiro I was so hurt at the thought of anything bad happening to her that I scrapped the thought immediately

I was still interested in their post movie dynamic (specifically the bits and pieces we get of haku's past + the fact that chihiro forgets everything once she leaves the tunnel) and it lingered on me after I watched the movie

these ocs are just me trying to explore a different flavor of that dynamic + traits from a few other pieces of media that I enjoy

[floating--goblin]

single best shot in all of cinema was renton sitting at the table with his father, his mom's shadow still there while his own is not, even though out of the two of them he's the one actually physically there. never truly part of the family, never part of their world