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[mccroryart]

Lana Parrilla icons

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can’t believe they had lana parrilla play a woman trying to murder her rich husband and she’s literally wearing the “my rich husband died under mysterious circumstances” robe lakjsdf

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Lana Parrilla in Why Women Kill (s2) as Rita Castillo

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Why Women Kill | 2.05 - “They Made Me a Killer”

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rita castillo (why women kill)

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- pack lana parrilla as rita castillo.

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☆ like se pegar e dê os créditos no twitter @fehhfarias

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Rita Castillo icons.

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Now wait. Why nobody is talking about Alma practically catfishing Rita!?!?

Look at her nails. In the first place.

But she was using Rita's dresses!! And it wasn't only one!!

Worst thing. Did you saw the dress she was using for her inauguration?? Remember the first dress we saw Rita on??

It looks the same!!!

Jeez. But her nails. That was what shocked me the most.

She was so jealous of Rita, so sure she was perfect, a role model. She literally was trying to be her. Because Rita was a goddess. And she needed to be better but still she wanted to be Rita. Even after she destroyed her.

She was literally a pshyco!!

Let me make my case because I went to find the evidence 😅

1 the blue dress with golden flocks

AND THE RED NAILS

2. The white and black dress with buttons and the lace with a hat

3.The red dress, overture on the side with a red purse and a white fluffy thing (I'm sorry I'm ignorant in how it's called) with silver accessories and red gloves.

like EXCUSE ME. WHAT?!

Seriously you guys. Please tell me I'm not the only one who noticed this

(All the images from Alma's side are from the last episode, Rita's are from 3 different ones)

[Oh, and now I want to dress like that and have some of those kind of dresses in my closet so I can go to the grocery store looking like a goddess from 1949 or make a marathon like Lana said in her Tommy Daddario's interview ]

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icons of Lana Parrilla in Why Women Kill (s2) as Rita Castillo

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Bad Boys For Life Review

“Ride Together. Die Together.”

To be completely honest with you, I wasn’t really looking forward to this movie. I had fond enough memories of the first two movies but they were never movies that would ever land on my favorites list. Plus, it’s been 17 years since the last Bad Boys movie. You can fit an entire Gen-X youth in the gap between Bad Boys II and Bad Boys For Life, and in most cases that’s a sign for concern. Leaving that much space between sequels allows for both the social landscape and the culture of filmmaking to shift entirely, and the Micheal Bay helmed series didn’t seem like the type of franchise to evolve with the times. So you can imagine my pleasant surprise when Bad Boys For Life managed to rekindle what made the first 2 hits while bringing the franchise into the future organically.

The movie wisely follows a real life time line and picks up 17 years after Bad Boys II on the eve of Mike & Marcus’ 25 year anniversary with the force. Marcus’ daughter’s just had a child which has him considering hanging up the badge to be a full time grandfather - much to Mike’s chagrin - but before they can argue about it Mike gets shot in an assassination attempt. As some old ghosts from Mike’s past turn up for revenge; the Bad Boys are forced to try and turn back the inevitable tide of time and ride once more. Will & Martin have their act down to a science at this point and despite over a decade of distance, they’re able to recapture that lightning in the bottle with ease. Along for the ride is “AMMO”, a new police task force of sexy 20-somethings lead by Mike’s old flame and current police lieutenant; Rita (played by Mexican actress Paola Núñez). These whippersnappers represent the future (not just for law enforcement but most likely the franchise at large) and thankfully they’re legitimately refreshing additions to the cast that I’d love to see more of in the future (Alexander Ludwig & Charles Melton especially stand out). On the other side of things Kate del Castillo and Jacob Scipio make for intriguing foils for the protagonists; with Jacob especially giving a star-making performance. Behind the camera Belgian film duo Adil El Arbi & Bilall Fallah make one hell of an impression in their American debut. They do a fantastic job emulating Michael Bay’s explosive style while also integrating some new age flair to the proceedings. Together with their cinematographer, Robrecht Heyvaert, they crafted quite possibly the best action set pieces in the series; especially towards the third act of the film where they get truly creative with the camera.

The movie’s not without its’ flaws of course. Despite the subject matter being a bit heavier than usual, most of the exploration is disappointingly surface level; Marcus’ character arc ends up not really going anywhere and Vanessa Hudgens’ character unfortunately wasn’t given as much defining character traits as her teammates. There are other nitpicks that I could volley but I’d rather focus on the positive here. Ultimately Bad Boys For Life turned out to be a genuinely propulsive & fun ride in a month where movies generally go to die. You can now put Bad Boys For Life in the same conversation as Tron Legacy & Mad Max: Fury Road as long gestating sequels to iconic properties that not only stick the landing, but improve the franchise. Never thought I’d say this...but bring on Bad Boys 4!

Rating: 3.5/5