#great movies tho

[azucar-skull]

Hot tip, don't binge watch all the Spider-Man movies when you are trying to get work done.

It's already 1 pm and I've only drawn 1 and a half comic pages. (Each page should take 30 minutes)

[ironwingedhawk]

Who would win?

-A high budget movie inspired by one of the most popular toys of all time featuring two of the biggest names in acting

-one fuzzy blue boy and one beefy boy

[jessiesjaded]

The Boy and The Heron, 2023.

[sparkles-rule-4eva]

I love this screenshot of Sonic from the first movie for so many reasons

He is currently talking to a turtle asking him not to tell anyone that he saw him

Out of context he appears to be dancing

The forest around him and lighting are so weirdly pretty in this screenshot idk

He's still homeless here 🥲 but hey I live for the angst (still very glad he has fambly now tho!! 🥹)

Look at his shoes. I feel like we don't talk enough about the mismatched slip-shoddy covered-in-duct-tape shoes he used to wear that had holes in the bottom and probably didn't do much to protect his feet

The dramatic waving of his arms around

Turtle is just sitting there traumatized

He's. So. Tiny. Here. Toiny homeless 12-year-old fluffy anthro boi. Must hug.

Also the kind of body language showing him already turning to get ready to run idk that's cool for some reason

[blueskittlesart]

deeply refreshing to see someone critical of Swift who also like, genuinely likes her. Like i'm neutral to positive on her, but the online discourse has been absolutely rancid. flipping between "Taylor Swift has never done anything wrong ever and she's a fucking genius" and "Taylor Swift is the worst lyricist of all time and also a bad person" is exhausting, so thank you for like. nuance or something lmao

not to make it serious for a sec but i genuinely think that being able to like things that are bad is really important. like I think that it's an important skill to be able to look at something and see what you personally enjoy about it and then take a step back and acknowledge that objectively it's flawed. and to also be able to acknowledge that liking something isn't necessarily an identity or a moral stance. and i think that fandom space in general could really benefit from more people taking the time to learn how to do that. it's okay to like things that are bad

[cyanorhis]

Sauron's action of forcefully binding Galadriel to him by stabbing her with the crown has opened a huge can of worms in my head. The episode ends saying some things are lost forever and it got me thinking about how insane it is that he was willing to give up a part of her light in a sense just so he can Keep her, because he is Greedy, because he might lose her otherwise (well, he probably thought he was cooking by taking the "touch the darkness" to another level but that is beyond the point right now).

He marks her because he is desperate. He would rather risk have her completely corrupted than not have her at all, despite her absolute light being one of the factors that drew him in from the beginning.

Also worthy of mention how he literally lost his mind with Celebrimbor. He was pretty intent on going full "I will keep you alive through torture" but as soon as Celebrimbor pulled at his strings (masterfully must I say), Sauron lost his shit. He cried. He was terribly impulsive at that moment and I personally think it shaped their interaction afterwards. Not to add how he simply appeared and killed Adar with theatrics instead of... I don't know? Emotionally manipulating them further? Playing with Galadriel? In any case, it makes sense that he got a perfect payback but then again, he literally came out of nowhere and ruined her date (exchanging armies is kind of Galadriel's love language at this point).

All of this to say... Somewhere in the Future, it is not impossible for me to imagine that Celeborn returns, Galadriel and he have some emotional moment or whatever thinking "Oh let us have a nice life for a little while. Let us forget about your ongoing divorce with the Dark Lord to indulge in married couple affairs" and Sauron is out there watching through his live service wound-webcam feeling repulsed. He says (again) "Touch the darkness once more" so he makes an apparition Rosemary's baby style but worse because he'll be there to weaken her resolve and make her admit she's longing for him instead just for a little moment and then boom! Celebrian. 100 years of delicious denial/hurt/comfort/longing/hating/etc. After the season 2 finale, I wouldn't put it above him tbh. I saw someone say the last ep was for the dead dove enjoyers and I couldn't agree more...

[arttsuka]

wait larry is played by ben stiller who was also derek zoolander 🤣🤣🤣

larry: *sees octavius's tiny roman temple* "what is this?! a temple for ANTS?!"

Sorry anon I couldn't bring myself to draw Larry destroying the Roman diorama. He just looks down on it instead.

[xx-just-a-demon-xx]

happy late holidays to my stob secret santa giftee @opalobsidian-wolf! i hope you had a great new year and have a good 2024

i really liked the prompts you gave and decided to focus more on the yandere/villain stone, i hope you like it :)

(some alt versions under the cut featuring no speech bubbles and a tad bit of blood)

[blackhholes]

teen wolf meme: [3/6] creatures -> kitsune

There are thirteen kinds of Kitsune: celestial, wild, ocean, thunder... But there is one, a dark Kitsune. They call it void, or Nogitsune.

[azurecanary]

I don't care who says what

The Marvels is genuinely just a good time of a movie

[daipeanutsaiban]

gift-wrapping..? 🎁

[wrongonthecusp]

i have nothing to say

except that i was definitely crying during this scene

[kenobihater]

of all the star wars movies, which of them do y'all 1) enjoy the most 2) consider the best quality and 3) think you've rewatched the most. add your answers in the reblogs or replies, i'm genuinely curious how much of an overlap there is within everyone's three answers. mine don't overlap at all! they're revenge of the sith, empire strikes back, and the force awakens :^)

[linusbenjamin]

Benedict Cumberbatch as Alan Turing The Imitation Game (2014) dir. Morten Tyldum

[living-the-dream-yall]

Mario Movie (2023): A fun, mostly light-hearted adventure film for the whole family to enjoy

Mario Movie (2023) Fanworks: ANGST DESPAIR ANGST TRAUMA ANGST PAIN ANGST CRYING ANGST EVEN MORE ANGST

[arttsuka]

People not understanding the difference between liking/disliking something and that thing being objectively good/bad will never fail to anger me