#if you’ve seen the movie

[notherpuppet]

Yall be like “MORE” and “it’s over!?” like I didn’t tell yall it was gonna be 4 parts!! Lolll

[fredhot23]

…Wait, no…

Why am I seeing a reference to “Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy”?

[chloesimaginationthings]

"They call it the MANGLE" - FNAF 2 phone guy

[starredforlife]

hey you 🫵

make ur personal dashcon for all I care. as many snacks and as much nudity n weed as you want for whichever scenario lol. go nuts show nuts yknow? or whatever we used to say

[https-hunter]

And if I said

[doctorsiren]

“I hate you forever”

[iveneverreadtheiliad]

could not have asked for a better Dionysus. he is PERFECT.

[dais-and-nights]

“what is this feeling, so sudden and new? i felt the moment i laid eyes on you!” girls you’re gay.

[loupsdrawlupin]

Pietà

[thebctman]

“My Superman movie is about being kind in a world where kindness is outdated”

— James Gunn

[nemmet]

IT’S TIME TO—!!

[benoits-neckerchieves]

It’s Halloween !!!!!

Obligatory James Bond ass wiggle post

[somepsychopomp]

I’m high rn but I have somehting to say.

Nosferatu (2024) is so full of beautiful and evocative imagery: Thomas at the crossroads outside of Orlok’s castle, the ship in the storm making its way toward the darkened port at night, the final shot in the film, any time Ellen looks out a window, etc etc etc

But on my second viewing today, there was one moment that hit me like a bullet train and hasn’t left my mind all day, and it’s at the very end of the movie.

And all it is, is a very close up shot of Nicolas Hoult sweaty and red in the face as he’s running home to his wife.

It’s not a very glamorous shot at all. He’s very clearly running hard and is breathing heavily. All you see is his face bouncing up and down as he stares dead ahead. There are lots of ways to film an actor running and have it be comprehensible and look good, but looking good isn’t the priority of this 3-second long moment in a 2+ hour film.

It’s the fact that Thomas is running so hard that his expression is almost hard to make out.

It’s the fact that, despite this, you can so clearly see the sweat on his brow and his parted lips.

It’s the fact that you can still somehow see the minute shifts in his face, his oscillating between desperation and determination as he tries to reach his wife and save her. The slightest trace of rage. The fear.

I’ve felt that exact feeling when working out really hard or working on an infuriating project for grad school. It’s the feeling of when you’re so tired, you think you can’t possibly keep it up anymore. But then you think “no, I’m almost there. My goal is right in front of me, so fuck it I’m going to put every last bit of energy I have left to get it done. I don’t care what state I’ll be in once I’ve reached my destination, what matters is that I get there and I get there now.”

My man Thomas Hutter ran across the entire city and you can see it in his face no matter how choppy the extremely close up shot looks. He ran across an entire city for the woman he loves and he’ll keep running until he gets to her.

Idk what else to say but that I loved Hoult in this movie. Nosferatu is so full of dark and rich imagery/atmosphere, but a fucking teeny tiny scene of a white man running toward me made me metaphorically fall to my knees in the theater.

Because for all that was macabre in this film, that one moment was so blindingly and spectacularly human to me.

[itgirlwife]

your f/o’s source material but it’s filmed like the office and during the confessionals they talk about how they have a huge crush on you and the cameras zoom in on their face whenever you enter a room send tweet

[stingray-art]

He had to stop himself from fiddling with the gold band, so unfamiliar on his finger.  Acting the part of a dashing ladies' man for his jobs was one thing, but a doting and devoted husband was another. Especially when it was her.

Based on @ladycrescentvenus’s fic, Lucifer’s 13, for the Greed Island Server card #13, Luck Bankbook 💎

@hxhevents

[livingfandomly]

Hmmm. HMMMMMMMM. Minor MINOR detail noticed in the movie during my third watch. When Glinda and Fiyero are going for their night-out, he puts a pink flower in her hair. Later that night, during Popular, Glinda puts the same pink flower in Elphaba’s hair……

tehe