#gif: christine taylor

[marciabrady]

A VERY BRADY SEQUEL 1996 — dir. Arlene Sanford

[nessie665]

Soragami's Y&K Phantom '04// Ivy by Taylor Swift

I wish to know The fatal flaw that makes you long to be Magnificently cursed

[franklinn97]

Zoolander (2001)

Christine Taylor as Matilda Jeffries & Milla Jovovich as Katinka Ingabogovinana

[f444keitflowers]

Jackie/Shauna playlist

gifs with corresponding lyrics

Christine — Lucy Dacus

“ I see you look at him, and wonder if he’ll make you a mother. But if you’d get married i’d object. Throw my shoe at the alter, and lose your respect. I’d rather lose my dignity, than lose you to somebody who wont make you happy.”

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Break — Alex G

“ I think im feeling it now, just like you did. Taking hits for you, cause i wanna feel like im supposed to. I could disappear, if this is what makes me feel so real”

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Cardigan - Taylor Swift

“ But I knew you’d linger like a tattoo kiss, knew you’d haunt all of my what-ifs.The smell of smoke would hang around this long. Because I knew evwrything when I was young. I knew i’d curse you for the longest time. Chasing shadows in the grocery line. I knew you’d miss me once the thrill expired.”

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Cartwheel — Lucy Dacus

“ When you told me 'bout your first time. A soccer player at the senior high. I felt my body crumple to the floor. Betrayal like I'd never felt before.”

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The Blonde — Tv Girl

“ Cause anyone who ever had a brain, wouldnt stand out in the rain, or keep it up for very long, just to prove somebody wrong. And anyone who ever had a heart, or sang a lonesome song, would sell their little souls, just to make it with the blonde.

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We’re in love — Boygenius

“ You could absolutely break my heart. Thats how I know that we’re in love. I dont need the symbol of a scar. So put down the knife, we’re not swapping blood.”

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The Alcott — The National ft. Taylor Swift

“ It's the first thing you do (give me some tips to forget you).

You tell me your problems (have I become one of your problems?)

And I tell you the truth (could it be easy this once?).”

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The Great War — Taylor Swift

“ You said I have to trust more freely. But diesel is desire, you were playing with fire. And maybe it's the past that's talking, Screaming from the crypt. Telling me to punish you for things you never did, So justified it.”

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Last Kiss - Taylor Swift

“ So l'll watch your life in pictures like I used to watch you sleep. And I feel you forget me like I used to feel you breathe

And I'll keep up with our old friends just to ask them how you are. Hope it's nice where you are.”

[swearphil]

Do you have a fav tv show or movie to gif?? And why? Hope grading goes quickly!

thank you, christine! I'm doing my best to stick to 15 minutes per paper! all five of my classes turned in writing projects this past weekend so it's definitely going to take some time no matter what lol

as for your question, I think I've been enjoying giffing RWRB lately! I just love the movie so much and I've loved doing sets with taylor lyrics so if anyone has any suggestions, I'm all ears and happy to fulfill requests! I do want to gif more Schitt's Creek too though. my most recent David/Patrick set made me realize how much I miss it and need to do a rewatch!

[dear-indies]

Hi Cat! I hope you're having a great week. Could you please help me find a replacement fc for Tracie Thoms? Unfortunately, she has no gifs that I can find, which is a crime, because she's incredible. Thank you!

Queen Latifah (1970) African-American - hasn't labelled her sexuality but is openly married to a woman.

Tamara Taylor (1970) Afro Canadian / Scottish.

Sharon Leal (1972) African-American / Filipino.

Gabrielle Union (1972) African-American.

Christine Adams (1974) Afro Jamaican.

Joy Bryant (1974) African-American, likely some Cape Verdean.

Naomie Harris (1976) African-Jamaican, Afro-Trinidadian, African-Guyanese, English.

Rhiannon Giddens (1977) Occaneechi, Lumbee, Seminole, African American, Scottish, and Welsh.

Kerry Washington (1977) African-American, Afro-Jamaican [African, as well as some English, Scottish, Unspecified Native American].

Tia Mowry (1978) Afro Bahamian / English, some Irish.

Danai Gurira (1978) Zimbabwean.

Lauren Ridloff (1978) African-American / Mexican - is deaf.

Rutina Wesley (1978) - hasn't labelled her sexuality but is openly dating a woman.

Adepero Oduye (1978) Nigerian.

T’Nia Miller (1980) Afro Jamaican - is a lesbian.

Gabourey Sidibe (1983) Fula Senegalese and African-American.

Lauren London (1984) African-American / Ashkenazi Jewish.

That is a crime! Here are some black women around her age with resources at the time of posting, unfortunately I couldn't find many I'm sorry!

[heavenlybodies1984]

Christine Taylor in A Very Brady Sequel (1996)

[911women]

TAYLOR KELLY 9-1-1 ▸ 5.09 Past is Prologue

[fromthemotionpicture]

[gracie-p8-officialblog]

A friend on Instagram pointed this out and honestly, I had to gif it.

Jeremy's Raoul falls to the ground after being freed from the lasso and on the verge of dying, meanwhile, Kelly's Christine is trying to wake him up, as if she thought he's dead. And it just-

Oof, my heart 🥺🥺🥺

[marciabrady]

Christine Taylor as Marcia Brady & Jennifer Elise Cox as Jan Brady A VERY BRADY SEQUEL (1996) dir. Arlene Sanford

[cinemapix]

Zoolander (2001) dir. Ben Stiller

[vendriin]

How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)

[muvana]

via Giphy

[siredlust]

All Too Well

DOCTOR STRANGE FAN FICTION

GIF not mine

pairings : Stephen Strange x F!Reader

warnings / tags : ANGST, sad ending, bad writing, not proof-read

english is not the author’s first language – please excuse / point out if there are any grammatical mistakes.

➳ summary : After a year of being away and Y/N moving on from Stephen, they both stumbled upon each other.

Author’s Note : this has been in my drafts for MONTHS but i had to go hiatus because of school :,) but, i’m back now! a lot of people have been asking for part 2 so here it is! i hope you lot like this fic :) so sorry if it’s short and badly written, my writing’s getting sloppy

— I do not give permission for my work to be copied, uploaded, or distributed by anyone other than myself.

↳ MASTERLIST — PART ONE ༉‧₊˚✧

They say breakups give us a lesson—

An experience to have a relationship; to feel the highs and lows of it, the love, the happiness, the pain.

You took the plastic bag from the vendor and thanked him.

You walked out of the small shop and to the chilly sidewalk, you took your phone out and sent a quick text to Jeremy.

You put your phone back in your purse, bumping into someone in the process.

“I’m so sorry, I-!” You immediately forgot what you were going to say once you looked up and realized who you bumped into.

It was as if time had slowed down, like everything around you had been in slow motion the moment you recognized the dark haired man who had two white streaks on the side of his hair.

Stephen had just realized that he bumped into you as well and shock filled his features, “Y/N?” Whispered him.

“Yeah, Hello, Stephen.” You whispered, smiling slightly.

Stephen gulped, he still couldn’t believe seeing you in front of him after all these years, he tried to keep it cool so as to not show his heart that’s almost beating out of his chest, “Hi..” He said.

Neither of you looked away from each other’s eyes, still looking at one another as if you were both trying to read each other, “How have you been?” You said.

As if snapped out of a trance, Stephen blinked severally before responding, “I’ve been good.” He gave you a tight-lipped smile, “How about you, how have you been?”

The small smile on your face remained, “I’ve been great.” Your expression dropped a bit, “How are you and Christine?” You said, your voice unwavering.

Stephen gulped and looked down, a defeated look spreading across his face, “We, uhm,” he cleared his throat, “We never got engaged.” He pressed his lips together, “she got married with someone else.”

“Oh.” You whispered, looking anywhere but him.

They say to experience anything and everything in a relationship is a privilege.

To learn from your mistakes and to grow so you don’t make them again.

“Where have you been?” He whispered, hearing the defeat and sadness in his voice.

You looked at him causing your eyes to meet, “I moved to Canada a few days after we.. you know.” You bit the inside of your lip, “I got an offer to transfer from Metro-General to Toronto General and I accepted.”

“Oh.” It was his turn to say it.

You took a deep breath, “Stephen..” You said, looking up at him; his eyes never left your face, he looked at you the whole time—he couldn’t look away, “Just between us, did the love affair maim you, too?” You said softly.

Stephen opened his mouth to answer, “Hey, Y/N! Come on, you’re the only one we’re waiting for!” Yelled Jeremy, which caused you and Stephen to snap out of a trance you supposedly had, and looked at Jeremy’s direction.

“Coming!” You replied back, you looked back up at Stephen, “I’m sorry, Stephen, looks like I’ve got to go.” You chuckled softly.

“Of course.” He said, smiling softly.

You smiled, and caressed his arm before going towards Jeremy.

Stephen noticed snow had started to fall from the sky. He put his hand out and a snowflake fell on his palm, the glistening of it causing him to have a short flashback of the time you and he had fun with snow.

Just between you, he remembers it all too well.

© siredlust, 2022

TAGLIST : @typical-bistander @strangeobsessed

[justanothercinemaniac]

Epic Movie (Re)Watch #226 - Zoolander

Spoilers Below

Have I seen it before: Yes

Did I like it then: Yes.

Do I remember it: Yes.

Did I see it in theaters: No.

Format: DVD

1) This film’s opening sequence is actually very interesting. We get an early feel for the film’s sense of humor as well as the surprisingly tense intrigue which gives the movie its edge.

2) Fuck, there’s a Donald Trump cameo in this movie. Fuck that guy.

3) Ben Stiller as Derek Zoolander.

This is one of Stiller’s more unique performances, as it doesn’t rely on as much of a dry sense of humor like many of his other movies do. The idiocy of Zoolander allows for Stiller for some more room to play around. It is a trick to make Zoolander stupid but still likable, someone the audience sympathizes with and roots for. There is a risk of wanting him to fail because he’s so vain, but Stiller is able to get the heart of the character across. Yes, he’s stupid and vain, but you never get the sense that he’s being malicious. It’s this performance which is a key reason Zoolander has become the cult classic it is today.

4) Owen Wilson as Hansel.

A little less outlandish than Stiller’s Zoolander, Wilson still is able to define Hansel with a number of quick/off the cusp lines. His chemistry with Stiller is a standout part of the movie as he is mostly an enigma/enemy for most of the film before becoming an ally by the time the credits roll. His idiocy is on par with Zoolander’s and Wilson is still able to play the character as sympathetic, but he’s cut from a different cloth. He’s a different kind of idiot than Derek. The one thing I don’t get is, why is Hansel the rookie? Aren’t Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson the same age?

5) The tone of this film is unique for a broad comedy. The story is surprisingly dark (?), largely about Derek’s downfall and the risk he has of being a murderer. In most of the film, every scene just makes things worse and worse for Derek.His three best friends die an explosion, he’s largely mocked/humiliated/manipulated, he’s dealing with an existential crisis about who he is, and he’s rejected by his family. All of this gives the movie a unique edge, a defining flavor which has helped it be so endearing for so long.

6) Oh look, Jerry Stiller’s character just sexually harassed a woman by pinching her butt without consent. And it’s played off as a joke. Ah, 2001.

7) Will Ferrell as Mugatu.

One of the best scene stealers in a film FILLED with scene stealing performances, Ferrell (who is funny in pretty much all the movies he’s in) plays Mugatu with such bizarreness and occasional mania it’s hard not to find the performance funny. He’s the bad guy, a total weirdo with some serious self worth issues he’s covering for, and Ferrell just has so much fun in the part (meaning the audience has fun watching him).

8)

Maury [played by Jerry Stiller] (after Matilda asks for his opinion on Mugatu): “You want an opinion? With a good push up bra you could actually have a nice rack.”

Was this ever funny and not just painfully sexist?

9) Milla Jovovich doesn’t get enough credit for this film as Katinka.

Her role may be smaller than say Will Ferrell’s, but she owns it completely. Every moment she’s on screen is hysterical and defined by her bravado. I didn’t even realize it WAS Milla Jovovich the first time I watched this movie, she’s that good.

10) Derek’s hypnotism scene (and following karate scene) is wonderfully bizarre and represents the film’s sense of humor well. It’s all so strange and outlandish, unlike most other broad comedies of the time, it’s hard not to be memorable.

11) Christine Taylor as Matilda.

Taylor is largely the straight woman in the film but plays against Stiller well. She’s not the worst written female protagonist in an early 2000’s broad comedy I’ve seen, but she could be better. The character is made interesting more by Taylor’s performance - which imbues her with a sense of humanity, realism, and passion - than the writing, which has her more as a plot device than anything else. But, like I said, could be worse.

12) Ah! Winona Ryder is in this movie! I forgot about that.

13) The pre-walk-off encounter.

This scene is supported almost exclusively by the chemistry between Wilson and Stiller. Wilson in particular takes command of the scene, stealing it even from Zoolander with great lines like, “Don’t you know I’m loco?” It’s a lot of fun.

14) DAVID FREAKING BOWIE!

15) The Walk-Off

Quite possibly the most fun scene in the entire film, it is once again made by Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson just letting loose on screen. It just keeps building, the ridiculous of it all, supported by strong editing and fitting music, before reaching its inevitable and hysterical climax.

16) This film features a wonderfully weird character detail of Derek not being able to turn left. I can’t even imagine how anyone even thought that up but it just helps to define the movie.

17)

JP Prewitt: “The fashion industry has been behind every major political assassination over the last two hundred years.”

That’s it. That’s the plot of this movie. That’s the concept. And how totally freaking random and wonderfully weird it is. That idea on its own is hysterical.

18) David Duchovny’s role as JP Prewitt in this film is brief but a strong one. Definitely calling back to his role as the conspiracy obsessed Mulder on “The X-Files”, he helps support the film’s unique mystery driven tone.

19) According to IMDb:

Derek's repetition of the line "But why male models?" for the second time, in the cemetery scene, was an ad-lib by the actors; Ben Stiller forgot his line and simply repeated the earlier line again, and David Duchovny ran with it and gave him a straight answer.

20)

Matilda: “That shemale Katinka is not messing around.”

Ugh, I do not mis the early 2000s transphobic humor.

21) The heart to heart between Hansel and Derek is surprisingly poignant and sweet. They’re able to communicate honestly about their insecurities and move past it to be friends. I wish more of my gender was like that.

22) Matilda’s backstory is a double edged sword. On the one hand, her feeling about unattainable standards of beauty are incredibly realistic and great to feature on film. On the other, Derek and Hansel make jokes about her being bulimic (even if they apologize for it later). So, take that as you will.

23) Did we REALLY need an orgy scene?

24) The breakdance fight between Hansel and the DJ is pretty funny, specifically in the constant changes in music it yields.

25) Sometimes, I’m Mugatu.

26) And Derek stops a throwing star with a look. That’s how this film ends. Because why not?

27) The ending at Derek’s school is surprisingly sweet. It feels earned, sincere, and sympathetic. He’s worked past the BS of his life to actually help people (or at least, what this film presents as helping people). Hooray!

Zoolander is not for everyone. But if you’re a fan of kinda dumb comedies then you’ll dig it. It’s very funny, supported by Stiller’s performance as well as those he surrounds himself with (Ferrell, Wilson, Taylor, Jovovich). It’s a good movie to relax to and just enjoy. So maybe give it a shot.