#gleaming the cube

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Max Perlich, Tony Hawk & Christian Slater on the set of "Gleaming The Cube" (1989) 🎬🛹

[tomatofarm]

Brian Kelly - Gleaming The Cube (1989)

[slaughtergutz]

GLEAM THE CUBE, REKI, YOU GOTTA GLEAM THE CUBE

[riverphoenixsgothwife]

remember how yesterday i posted that christian slater could have played devo nod and river phoenix could have played jason "j.d." dean? well your girl me has a little accompanying visual aid now

[infinatenoise]

Hey whats that movie where Christian Slater is a teenage revolutionary and is involved in a suicide?

No not that one the other one

No not that one the other one

[geckofroggg]

Christian Slater character spotify playlists

bc u guys wanted them :o)

Mulgarath https://open.spotify.com/playlist/206koFzbw5Flxcn9uSU3yj?si=072rkXVURMqVoZvPu_2G6Q&pi=u-9f9Sy4vkSgqu

Jason Dean https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2qQ65PPjC58dPkLC00jR7E?si=hKr6VX6OSR2Q2w9lw5lhKQ&pi=u-NpT4i7fBR9-O

Adam https://open.spotify.com/playlist/78QvYCJC0hdgyfxDyh0R6O?si=TpET8sUoR0qkLfWM1vSX-Q&pi=u-TsiMpZxsTVSw

Brian Kelly https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2SNAw0uztUXlh7kM0lN0d6?si=Isi4eMUwRqGql_OI8ZKwzA&pi=u-OiKc2ylxS9-v

[cry4thenightbird]

Christian Slater ❤️

[chronivore]

[turntechgodhead6969]

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Gleaming the Cube (1989) directed by Graeme Clifford and starring Christian Slater as Brian Kelly

[bookloover35]

Skateboard Showdown - Brian Kelly x fem reader.

The sun was setting behind the palm trees, casting long shadows over the half-pipe. You leaned against your skateboard, staring at the smooth pavement ahead of you. The feeling of the wheels against the concrete was something you craved. You loved the adrenaline, the freedom it gave you.

As you wiped your hands on your worn jeans, you heard the sound of wheels rolling toward you. You turned, spotting him: Brian Kelly. The guy who was always showing off his tricks, always acting like the world was his skatepark. The way he'd flick his board with ease, the way he'd land his ollies—it was impressive, no doubt. But you weren't the type to back down from a challenge.

You pushed yourself off the ground, kicking up your board in one smooth motion and setting it down at your feet.

"Hey, Kelly," you called out, smirking.

Brian paused mid-roll, looking at you with a raised eyebrow. He knew you—had seen you around the skatepark a few times—but this was the first time you had actually spoken to him. The smirk on your face told him you weren't here for small talk.

"What's up?" he asked, his voice casual, but there was curiosity in his eyes.

"I think it's time we put your skills to the test," you said, crossing your arms over your chest. "How about a little challenge?"

He chuckled, rolling his shoulders like it was no big deal. "You wanna challenge me?"

"You think you're the best around here?" you teased. "Let's see if you can keep up."

You kicked your board down, getting into position. It wasn't just about showing off for you—it was about proving that a girl could roll with the best of them. And right now, Brian Kelly was the best in your eyes. But you weren't about to let that stop you.

Brian looked you up and down, sizing you up. He could tell you weren't the average skater girl. You had an edge to you, the kind that came from hours of practice, the kind that made you fearless.

"Alright, what do you have in mind?" he asked, rolling his board back and forth in anticipation.

You grinned. "Let's race to the end of the park, do a trick mid-air at the halfway point, and then a landing clean enough to prove we're not just messing around."

Brian's smirk matched yours. "You got it. You're on."

The two of you took your places, boards ready, hearts racing in that familiar way only a good challenge could stir up. You gave him a nod, and without a word more, the two of you took off.

The wind hit your face as you gained speed, your wheels humming beneath you, the concrete blur of the park flying by. You could feel the energy shifting between the two of you, the competition alive in every push of your foot.

As you neared the halfway point, you knew it was time. You leaned forward, knees bent, and launched yourself into the air. Time slowed as you rotated, flicking your board beneath you. A perfect kickflip. You landed effortlessly, your feet snapping back into place as you shot down the other side of the park.

You glanced over at Brian, who was right behind you. He was good, but he wasn't you. Not this time.

He pushed harder, hitting the same trick you had, but with a flicker of doubt in his eyes—was he going to land it clean?

The finish line loomed ahead, and you dug deep, pouring every ounce of energy into the final push. Your board practically flew beneath you. You could hear Brian's wheels behind you, but this time, you weren't going to let him catch up.

You crossed the finish line first.

Panting, you stopped, your feet hitting the ground with a satisfying thud. You glanced over your shoulder to find Brian pulling up next to you, a grin on his face despite the loss.

"Not bad," he said, shaking his head. "You really had me there for a second."

You shrugged, trying to hide the pride bubbling up in your chest. "I told you I wasn't just messing around."

Brian gave you a respectful nod. "Yeah, yeah. You earned that one. You've got skills."

You smirked, feeling that familiar rush. "Maybe next time you'll keep up."

He laughed, shaking his head. "I guess I'll have to."

You both stood there for a moment, watching the sun sink lower in the sky. It was the start of something, and you both knew it.

Maybe it wasn't just about skateboarding anymore.

[skateboarding1]

Christian Slater, ‘Gleaming The Cube’

[mythicalcowboyatheart]

Charters I write for

Master list Wattpad. About me

Gotham

Edward Nygma

Jerome Valeska

Jeremiah Valeska

Supernatural

Dean Winchester

Demon dean

American horror story

Tate Langdon

Kit walker

Lanna winters

Jimmy darling

James Patrick March

Kai Anderson

Marvel

Bucky

Loki

Tasm!Peter Parker

Stranger things

Eddie Munson

001/Peter/Henry

Jackass

Johnny Knoxville

Scream

Billy Loomis

Stu macher

Ethan Landry

Heathers

Jason Dean/ JD

Veronica Sawyer

Pump up the volume

Mark Hunter/ happy harry hardon

Nora 

Kuffs

George Kuffs

Hemlock grove

Roman Godfrey

Gleaming the cube

Brian Kelly

Criminal minds

Spencer Ried

Peacemaker

Adrian Chase\ Vigilante

Bands

Spencer Charnas (ice nine kills)

Andy Biersack (black Veil Brides)

Gerard Way (my chemical romance)

Frank iero (my chemical romance)

The fabulous killjoys:

Party Poison

Fun Ghoul

Texas chainsaw massacre

Johnny Slaughter

Re-animator

Herbert West

Terrifier

Art the clown

[confuzzled-crow77]

Brian Kelly School Headcanons

Gleaming the Cube (1989) is a crazy, skateboarding movie where the main character, Brian Kelly, does not get enough credit for being beautiful (and also solving his brother's murder and being an expert skateboarder and other unimportant stuff like that). Some of these are kind of a given just from watching the movie; if you feel like I'm mischaracterizing (word??) him, please, please, please tell me.

Given the obvious stares and looks of shock when he did his drastic (-pasty, snotty-) change, he's pretty well known in the school to be the bad boy skater.

He'd be the class clown, purposefully interrupting class (although he'd either dial it down or all the way up in his few classes with Vinh).

Some would like him because he'd burn class time debating about the teacher's choice in chalk or making a ruckus with his friends; before the teacher would know, class is over, the bell rang, and half the students are out the door before they could give homework because of Brian.

It might just be me, but I think I'd be on his not-fantastic side because I'd walk to the wrong side of the sidewalk to get out of his way. He's zipping past on his skateboard and yelling for people to move to get to school and I'd panic and take thirty seconds to decide which way to go. Just me? ...okay. Anyway, moving on-

He and Vinh both have pretty large friend groups of people who are like them; those two friend groups have plenty of people who don't like each other, since one is a skater gang of upstarts and class clowns and the other is a study group of top students. Whenever there are feuds, Brian either ignores it or makes a show of talking to and fistbumping Vinh to half-signal to his friend and Vinh's friend to chill tf out.

To the ones who give him dirty looks in the hallway, he gives a passive aggressive smile and a little wave, which usually catches the attention of his friends. Under the stare of a friend group containing 6 '3 Tony Hawk, they turn away quickly.

Fidgets with his earring, either jangling it around, or pulling it in and out. This is when he's extremely bored and got separated from his friends.

All teachers dread him. He's the one with the reputation that transcends grades. There was an instance where a teacher, very wary and strict to him, was on the good side of Vinh, and he asked Brian to stop picking little fights with the teacher. Brian reluctantly agreed and then started to volunteer to hand out papers before class and such, and the teacher became even more wary and suspicious of him.

The Shakespeare section was Hell to him. Vinh tried to help by quoting it in random situations and asking Brian what it meant; he just burst out laughing at how stupid he sounded.

All his presentations where he got to choose what he did was on skating or punk music; he finally had a 100% to show his parents.

Wasn't a glue drinking kid; he gnawed on pencils, though.

More concerned with tossing shoes out of his closet to find the pair he wants than combing his hair. More concerned with putting milk before cereal (I'm kidding! I'm kidding! Then he'd deserve to go to jail /hj Maybe, I don't know- kidding!) than remembering to grab the crumpled homework on the table.

Has probably started a mass cafeteria food fight; one orange slice hit him in the side of the face and then he started the next world war.

Actually really good at fundraisers, since he's an extroverted boi and a lot of people know him from skateboarding all around town.

Everybody has at least a sliver of an opinion on him. The school is cleanly split into two: slightly negative and slightly positive. Slightly negative comes from the people who know him as, "The Loud Kid who Almost Ran me over this Morning." The slightly positive people are the ones who either hate school and like him wasting class, or the ones who take one look at him and agree with me: he's peak gender envy (I mean, that time was around when that kind of style was getting popular [I think]).

After Vinh died and the canon movie ends, I like to think that he went back to his more skater boy style but still tried harder to get good grades. Whenever he gets a good score, before showing his parents or friends or Tina, he goes to Vinh’s grave to proudly show him.

[franklinsti3n]

After watching Gleaming the cube i never want to watch an action movie again. uhm..spoilers ahead kinda not really :3

WHAT DO YOU MEAN HE WAS HOLDING ONTO A SPORTS CAR GOING 60-80 MPH AND THEN SKATED UNDER A SEMI-TRUCK TO GRAB ONTO A PIZZA HUT TRUCK HIS FRIENDS WERE CARPOOLING IN. WHAT IS THIS MOVIE.

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