#i need a rewatch tbh

[purplecatghostposts]

Félix making fun of Adrien is funny but Adrien making fun of Félix is equally as hilarious because like. He’s so quick about it. He doesn’t have to think about it, he knows exactly how to do it like he’s thought about it before.

In the episode ‘Félix’ alone, when he’s pretending to be Félix when the Punishers Trio show up, he immediately acts CARTOONISHLY evil. Does a silly evil cackle and runs off. Then later when he encounters Félix as Chat Noir, he immediately hits him with the, “You don’t have many friends, do you? :)”

Too bad we never got Chat Noir and Argos fighting because you just KNOW Chat would be leaving some devastating blows. Cain Instinct Real.

[holocrone]

Jason Mendoza in THE GOOD PLACE 3.11 | Chidi Sees The Time-Knife

[iaminjail]

idc if he killed all those people he was swag as hell while doing it

[sam-reid]

Mets-moi dans mon cercueil, Louis, Louis.

TOM CRUISE and SAM REID as Lestat de Lioncourt INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE (1994) INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE (2022-)

[thelordsoftherings]

remember when bilbo vouched for thorin in laketown like damn

[prizmpaws]

cringetober day 1: screenshot redraw

shoutout pmmm. changed my brain chemistry in a way that idk if any other show has before or will again.

[toytle]

was recently reminded how much i love kitty pryde

[swampybogg]

[saintmalosunsets]

BAND OF BROTHERS | CURRAHEE

Doc Roe in the background of scenes (pt. 1/26)

[nonbinarylesbianherb]

I was a day 1 avatrice truther. People said they'd never make avatrice canon, that they were just friends, that they weren't in love.

Look what happened.

I've been a day 1 rhaenicent truther. Yuri gods do your work.

[babooshkart]

we can wear the rings, and we’ll know

[ronithesnail]

i cant explain it but this moment is so gay of them. just look at em. standing next to eachother and posing like that. synchronized and on cue exactly at the same time without hesitation or needing to communicate. they just know. Its a reflex its so natural. gay as fuck

[laurancezvhalkisser]

If My Inner Demons was a book or anything but a minecraft roleplay, booktok would eat that up breakfast lunch and dinner. Convince me otherwise I dare you

[tsukiyo-7]

The more I progress with Supernatural (I'm halfway season 12 now) the more is plain to see that the authors or whoever was in charge has a distinct preference for Dean and making him shine and Sam is basically just there to be the Woman in the Refrigerator. Even when Dean should be completely incapacitated and they make it seem like it's Sam in charge, he inevitably ends up tied up to a chair and Dean basically saves himself like a fucking deus ex machina with bowed legs. It's honestly getting tiresome and frustrating to see. The original appeal of Supernatural was also, if not especially, the relationship between the brothers, how they were both fully competent and well rounded on their own but complimented each other on different and deeper levels.

And although one might argue I'm biased when it comes to Sam (my beloved, my one and only), I genuinely love Dean's character. How could I not? With his reckless bravery and quick intellect - he isn't given enough credit for - and the overly macho persona covering up his softie heart.

The thing is, I signed up for a story about Dean and Sam; hell, their reunion, the unwillingness to let each other go, was the catalyst of everything that happened so far basically, it's insanity to me to push one of them so completely to the sidelines all the damn time, basically relegating a whole fleshed out fucking main character as side kick, sacrificing prior years of writing and development, just because you have to put the other in the spotlight all the damn time.

[silverlombaxwitch]

Am I in the frame from your point of view?

[stopiwanttotalkaboutcheese]

I feel like Vi should have gotten a monologue. Vi should have gotten an 'is there anything so undoing as a daughter?' moment where she really thinks about her relationship with her sister– just vi and her thoughts. her real thoughts. I want to see why she finally felt okay with letting jinx go. I want to see her consciously deciding to choose herself for once, instead of just being dragged around by the rest of the characters' motivations or trying to do what she thinks is best for other people. I want her to be selfish and not regret it. I wanted to see Vi making the (unforced!) decision to choose her own peace over trying to help her sister. I feel like jinx saw it and wanted that for Vi, and I wanted Vi to realize that, too.