#feature-length film

[news202]

'Bluey' is bound for the big screen with a feature film coming in 2027

[silmalope]

a true story

(with much love to the exceedingly patient @a-cat-of-many-colors, @nobelinstupidity, @thecorruptedquietone, and @mywombatcheesecake)

[gorelesbian]

reblog this with 5 of your favourite horror movies in the tags and i will send you an ask with recs based on your favs!

[shizunitis]

Consider:

Binghe wishes to no longer be half Heavenly Demon… only the wish ends with him becoming a heavenly being and immediately ascending to the heavens, where he is tasked with fulfilling the duties his fallen ancestor abandoned.

Binghe wants to return to the mortal realm (to be with Shizun), but isn’t allowed to do so. The only way he can return is if he follows the example of his ancestor… and becomes a full Heavenly Demon.

Now ordinarily there would have been the possibility of Shen Qingqiu cultivating enough to ascend himself, meaning Binghe could just wait for him, but since Shen Qingqiu is plagued by Without-a-Cure the chances of him ascending have gone from ‘unlikely’ to ‘impossible’.

(And of course the only way for him to be cured of without a cure is dual cultivation with a Heavenly Demon).

Ah, the angst!

can you imagine how shen qingqiu would react to finding out the news?

he’d hear whispers of some new ascended god on his travels.

whispers become curiousity, become rumours, become praise, become prayers. ascended after death, recognised by heaven after being felled by demons in the worst attack the human realm has seen in a long time.

in the eyes of the people, luo binghe becomes the god of fortune, of overcoming adversity, of overturning fate, of rising from the ashes.

they come to learn of his dilligence in his studies, his adoration for his shizun, his terrible childhood. of course, it all reaches qing jing peak.

now, shen qingqiu must grapple with the fact that he had raised binghe to be better than his book counterpart, but that in doing so had lost him in a, somehow, much more harrowing way. he had expected to be hated, scorned and killed. he did not expect that he would be left behind.

he waves off the congratulations of the people around him, the praise of having raised such a capable, powerful disciple. what would he even say? how thick of a face would he have to have in order to take credit for what binghe had done in spite of his treacherous shizun? and what’s his deal, being so bitter about the whole thing? clearly, he needs to let this go. it’s unbecoming.

and he is happy for binghe.

it’s just unexpectedly lonely, to know that he would never see him again.

(he will.)

[fascinationstreetmp3]

i had to make gifs of this

[kindred-spirit-93]

the peoples princess!

@notsolonedesert ur lovely ctimene has graced my lecture notes <3!! no references we die like my final braincells lol

her sarcasm knows no bounds and odysseus' famous wits have ocassionally paled in comparison to his sisters many a time ;)

sassy lil sister ctimene please and thank you. also stubborn af. idk i need more of them being siblings and and how they grew alongside one another and now tease eachother over meals and reminisce during cold winter evenings childhood shenanigans and laugh boisterously together (they have the same laugh. and a dad sneeze TM) and how they reacted to each others firstborns and and and

[rrrauschen]

Mikhail Vinyarsky, {1955} Тень у пирса (The Shadow Near the Pier)

[dapg-otmebytheballs]

Tape 6 // Phil Lester

[bikermicefan9887]

In light of the recent update for the finale of Good Omens, I feel a mixture of between being glad that it wasn't outright cancelled, but also disappointed that it won't end with a full six episodes like everyone was actually hoping for.

It really makes me feel as if I'm in school all over again, where everyone else in the class gets punished (the cast, crew and the audience) for one person or just a minority (Neil Gaiman)! I can only hope that the ending is still able to give some form of justice to this show!

I can at least feel positive with the knowledge that the cast and crew will have given it their all for the finale of this show, even if nothing else.

[mikadll]

the strive faustification of medic tf2 (real)

[crippled-peeper]

a disabled person not wanting to be filmed by you nonconsensually in public is not a fucking war crime or a human rights violation you actual shitforbrains

[demento-mori]

@gorelesbian this game sounded fun so here are a few of my favourite first watches from august!!

ive been trying to catch up on all the new releases ive missed, this year had been absolutely stacked for horror

Tagging anyone who sees this and is interested in playing! (feel free to tag me in it as well! im nosy and i wanna know what people are watching)

[jannieanuary]

season 2 on my desk by tomorrow STAT 💳💥💳💥

[mypartoftown]

Plot twist we see her again in Taylor’s feature length film directorial debut

[tasticturbo]

[fruitsofhell]

Shadow the Hedgehog is such a cool and interesting fucking character. The Sonic movies aren't ACTUALLY peak or anything, and always the more I think on them the more cracks form in their quality (as well as I find more little details to like) but they're definitely good at bringing out what's fun about the universe as a whole.

I'm just happy to see Shadow on screen, I'm happy to see his origins played upon in a different light than usual, I'm happy to see a new portrayal of him. But I also miss Sonic Adventure 2 which is actually by all definitions the peak of video games even if it's 65% dogshit hdhdhdjdjd. I need a refinement of it so bad but at the same time there is no one out there I trust enough to do that. Especially not Sega lol.

It and Shadow are genuinely just of a different age and it's so gratifying to see reverence for that return but I don't know if we (Sega and Paramount) can ever truly return...