#incredibles meme

[skywriter97]

@maddiebwrites 😗🎵🎵 😁😁😁👀👀👀👀

[cjbolan]

This movie gets WAY too much hate from the critics.

Sure the first movie’s better but…I think “Disenchanted” is a pretty good movie on its own.

( Also feeling sorry for any children of film critics. Film critics must be VERY picky about what their children watch😆)

[whatsupspaceman]

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the war on tumblr bots

[therestisvoid]

i'll have what i'm having

[sleevebuscemii]

my favorite thing about jacob anderson and sam reid is that jacob anderson is married with a child and has a second career as a respected musician and sam reid is a 37 year old vaping bachelor with a helix piercing who has recently emerged into peak hotness and slutability. and they’re bffls.

[girlblocker]

[crispyliza]

I've got you all figured out fanartists

[ovegakart]

anything for his queens, right?

[illusion-of-sea-axes]

Why has no one mentioned Wilson is the milk man in Cuddy's 60s sitcom fever dream where House is her stay at home housewife?

Why has no one mentioned this?

[felixfeliccis]

Dude what the hell

[bklily]

Oh, so now suddenly EVERYONE thinks Rook is hot. I see how it is. I am watching you.

[aardvaark]

romance nate & sophie style

[digital-media-enthusiast]

[dapper-lil-arts]

Hey Celestia what's up with this mirror. Inspired by this lol

[callonpeevesie]

I'm onto something I'm telling you

[markanddebbie-protectionprogram]

Let's address the MVP in the atom eve special: Zak

He gave Eve an opening to show her interest. And when she got into detail, he listened to every word.

He didn't disregard her intelligence or bitterly called her a "know-it-all" or called her names like "nerd" or "weirdo", instead, he was fascinated with her. He openly showed interest in wanting to know what she knows.

Of course there's a little personal agenda that he needed to learn these things but you can tell that he was genuine with her.

What really made me feel so emotional is that Zak celebrates Eve, he proudly compliments her to her parents. And he's aware/probably aware that she's not a very verbal kid around her parents so he took it upon himself to prove her genius.

He showed every model Eve built and carefully picked them up to show them off. You can even see Eve smile when he showed the magnesium model. And even if he doesn't completely know what the final model is, he still praised it.

And can we applaud this dude? He literally understood what was happening to her, what she was seeing, before her own parents did. And if this was his first time babysitting her? That's just all the more impressive of him to be able to realize.

Even as Zak said all that about Eve being able to see and memorize molecules, you can feel that he was amazed by Eve the entire time.

You can see that Eve was visibly distressed in this moment cause her parents aren't the least bit happy.

But Zak handled it well. Teens would fold or agree when the adults seem to disagree or don't want to hear them out (especially if they're babysitting, wouldn't want to lose that pay). But that's not the case with him. He didn't raise his voice to be heard. But he made it known that he thinks what Eve knows and what she can do is cool.

And most importantly, Zak didn't forget his manners. He thanked Eve and made sure she knows that she helped him a lot by showing that he's confident he'll do well in his test.

He literally did every single thing right. This boy was raised right. We don't have much info on him but he was a great character in the entirety of his screen time.

I don't think I can stress this enough but his whole scene was amazing.

Eve looks super young here and she might not remember this moment but I'm sure she's glad that at that moment, someone made her feel okay with herself.

That what she's seeing is okay.

That what she knows is okay.

And that it's okay to show it to others too.