#it was NEVER DELIVERED?

[itsgonnagetinspiringsoon]

It's 1 am and I am losing my goddamn mind

[ryllen]

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[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Dead beat down

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[swannsways]

favorite Angus Tully's quotes, The Holdovers (2023) dir. Alexander Payne

[stripedstarsblueflags]

“friends turned rivals turned teammates turned frenchmen on the podium… together”

CLOSE ENOUGH WELCOME BACK CROFTY DELIVERING THE BROCEDES EULOGY ON LIVE TV

[emiko-matsui]

the funniest thing about the bad kids meeting ayda is she took one look at the right side of the table and didn't give a shit about any of them and then became absolutely obsessed with every single person on the left side of the table

[shaylogic]

After Edwin's meeting with Despair, do you think every time he's about to travel through a mirror, he hesitates?

[wishfulsketching]

Most unexpected yet perfect dynamic

[gunsatthaphan]

"do you agree? - yes."

[racingghost]

S: "I was promised a makeout with tongue if we won, Kimi, so give me some!" K: "Bwoah!"

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Well I'm super tired, but I can now put this poll behind me! Thank you to everyone who voted Simi 💪 We got into it never really intending to win, but rather to shove Simi all over your faces... but we ended up with the best prize: Simi ressurgence and a bunch of new shippers!

[morganbritton132]

Modern Day Steddie where Steve becomes somewhat of a shut in after the kids go off to college and the highlight of his day is watching his heavy metal mailman on his ring camera.

[dilfmobius]

1x01 // 2x05

[ayushipop]

the violence in bottoms (2023) is so satisfying in a way i don't really know how to put into words. somewhere between the violence against women that movies sometimes shy away from too much but also Lean Into a little too much (spectrum of either not depicting realistic violence/harassment due to discomfort with it or the "you can't hit her she's a girl!" concept vs gratuitous sensationalized violence). like it's that "boys will be boys" kind of roughhousing that girls are excluded from if the narrative frames them as too delicate / feminine / untouchable. and i see them beating the shit out of each other and it feels Good. they're not untouchable dolls nor are they objects to project malice and gratuitous violence onto! it's not even fully about the empowerment or seeing girls be able to fight back (which does feel amazing in its own right and the movie does a great job of delivering it) like even seeing like, idk black widow beat up a bunch of guys in a marvel movie doesn't feel the same as how bottoms does it. it feels unpolished and grounded and realistic and satisfying. #girlswillbegirls

[za-travvy]

ULTRATOBER /// ONE TRUE PAIRING (7) // GABV1EL / GABRIEL X V1

[galeemdoesart]

Pre-banishment AU

Kinda?

I've had this idea since I started this account but never got around to making it. Mainly because I didn't have a clear idea of what it will be. If you guys have any ideas, lemme know! I would love to hear your thoughts <3<3

[thesulkycroissant]

When X-Men: First Class came out, after seeing it and loving it at the theater, I bought the DVD and took it on over to my sister's house. For context, my sister is 18 years older than me and was in no way interested in this movie, but she watched it with me because I was so hyped about it.

Anyway, there's a scene in First Class where Charles has Shaw psychically frozen in place from a distance, while Erik confronts him face-to-face. While Charles is holding him, Erik slowly inserts a coin through Shaw's forehead to kill him. It's long and slow, and the scene cuts back and forth between Charles and Shaw, with Shaw frozen and silent and Charles screaming in agony.

While we were watching this, my sister asked me, horrified: "Why doesn't he let go?"

So anyhow, that question does in fact define everything about them to me.