#everything about it is perfect

[dceasesd]

funniest fucking panel 

[diamondsunbursts-and-marblehalls]

I'm currently in the process of rewatching The Hunger Games movies, and honestly, I have to be so real "If it weren't for the baby" is my Roman empire. I think about it constantly.

Especially the way they did it in the movie (I'm obsessed with Josh Hutcherson)

THE DELIVERY.

Haymitch's little toast.

The audience SHRIEKING.

Everything about it, I think about it all the time.

[ikuhara]

Brand new illustrations by Tsurumaikada for the upcoming Medalist x Sanrio collaboration 💛🩵

[portgasu]

i got another corace comm from @incredubious and it's the best thing i've ever seen 🥹🥹🥹❤️❤️

[plumbley-bee]

PLEASE IM LOSING IT

Having adachi think about how cool and perfect kurosawa is while kurosawa is in the background explaining why on earth he thought a helicopter ride was a good first date is making me lose my shit oh my god

Adachi, in his head: 'he's so cool, popular, and hot and a little lame but that's cute'

Kurosawa: "Yeah someone mentioned a ferris wheel for first dates and I thought the view could be pretty but it wasn't good enough so NATURALLY that led me to think a helicopter ride on a first date was a good idea-"

[eluvisen]

@stellorc and @commander-krios made me this and I'm crying from how beautiful Nephien and Vexx are

[slytherinshua]

I will NEVER understand how ready to love was ever hated as a title track

[miss-mollys-ballet-blog]

Anna Nikulina, Mikhail Lobukhin, and the Bolshoi corps in Spartacus.

[lilimuse]

if you are not currently tuned into amc’s interview with the vampire i rlly implore you to do so. seriously. PLEASE. i can’t hyperfixate alone.

[zaddyazula]

this is my favourite picture on this planet

[tswkento]

‘twittering birds never fly’ is my roman empire

[oaxleaf]

mag 199 - seeing it through

i love this episode a lot, but it comes very very close to pushing over the emotional threshold of what i can handle. it is an in depth look at so many of the show's themes, and it is fascinating. it's the climax of all the moral discussions and there is so much to cover that i don't think i can even get around to it all

firstly, i really like how clearly not only everybody's stance is, but also why they think so. martin, like always, sticks his head a bit in the sand, denying even the possibility of any other option. he doesn't really care for any type of system of ethics. basira's views on morality are very conditional - to her, the correct choice varies greatly based on a ton of unknown factors. melanie very firmly cares about the people in her immediate vicinity, she has lost far too much personally to lose any more. georgie has, as is stated before, issues assessing risks, which is why she's the only one even vaguely suggesting not doing anything. she's always been more of a bystander

and jon, of course, is dealing with unfathomable levels of guilt. whilst, with the very limited information we have, his preffered option might be the most ethical one, i think it's very important to point out that there is some level of selfish motivations behind it. he couldn't live with the knowledge that he's caused even more pain, even if he never sees it. he doesn't want anybody else to ever go through what he is. he might not be power-hungry, but he wants a chance to make things right - which there of course is no way to do, especially not without severely abusing power

which is another thing: what i consider to be the show's two major themes, power and choices, are also discussed heavily. power in the sense that there's the issue that they don't even have the right to make this choice. but then, who does? not like there is any good results anyway. you can approach this through the cold lens of statistics or through messy human emotions, but no perspective is more valid and regardless of what you choose it won't be right. thus, they are forced in a position where they have to abuse power beyond their rights, unless they choose to do nothing, which, of course, they can't. because the idea that you have to make a choice, and the exploration of how manipulated your motivations and the outcome have to be for it to even be your choice, is presented over and over again. as well as the idea that, regardless of how the choice was made, you still have to live with the consequences. maybe the only right course of action is the one you can live with

jon and georgie's conversation hold a special place in my heart. she's a crucial character in his development, i think, because she's the only one that remains passive. she never tries to change what he's doing, even if she judges, but rather just lets it sit. i think he needs that. and clearly, she cares so much for him, but she can't let him destroy her with himself. the fact that she hangs onto the lighter just feels important to me, for some reason

jon and martin's little talk is also interesting, because it also establishes what's been apparent for a long time - that all of the trauma and everything awful that happened and broke them down, also brought them some good. and it's not even in a 'look on the bright side' kind of way. it's this grief that there are parts of yourself, good parts, that you only could reach because you were shattered open. i love them, and i love them as a couple, but it's really important to me to acknowledge that they'd never have been one had all this awful shit not happened. that's important, too

[starcandybby]

i need this song injected into my bloodstream, and yes, it is that serious for me

[8-worms-in-a-trenchcoat]

free will is great, free will means i can listen to the new episode as many times as i like

[paperclipninja]

season 1 dart scene in Ted Lasso one of the best scenes of any tv show ever thank you that is all

[bitter-hibiscus]

Wonder Woman (2023) is so fucking good I'm going insane. I think it's genuinely the best comic of last year (maybe since Rebirth but shhhh) I'm in fucking love with it