#jessica jones tv show

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[popculturebaby]

Sex And The City (s1ep9) 💋

[haridkrish]

I consider this as my best artwork of 2024. Iron fist, fellas :)

[nateyweb]

Sorry I can't come out tonight. Super busy adding photos of Carrie and Samantha in happier times to my vision board.

[meep-meep-richie]

JESSICA JONES 1x03 || A.K.A IT'S CALLED WHISKEY

[tvandfilmconfessions]

Every female main character in a detective series. Leather jacket is a must

[nellarw95]

Happy Birthday David 🥳🎂🎈🎁🎉

April 18,1971

Buon Compleanno 🥳🎂🎈🎁🎉

18 Aprile 1971

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[agentscamander-romanoff]

Headcanon:Danny Rand sometimes forgets he is a billionaire

[agentoffangirling]

Do you ever think about the re-emergence of the Marvel Television banner with "Agatha All Along"

Do you think about how that banner was used to shove away the TV projects from Marvel Studios prior to Disney+?

Do you think about how that banner was used by fanboys to claim AoS and the Defenders weren't canon since it was "separate"

Bc I do

[margaretcruzemark]

I have stood still and stopped the sound of feet when far away an interrupted cry came over houses from another street.

[loveu2ufool]

This picture is the perfect example of my fire sun & moon along with my earth rising 😖

[qcomicsy]

Hi, so I wanted to say that I get really uncomfortable when people sympathise with the Joker. The whole "Society made him like that" argument is getting tiring and hearing people say "Yeah he's a villain, but have you heard everything he went through?" is even more so.

And yeah, I too hope they'd give us Harley and Ivy rather than make another Joker and Harley movie again.

The thing is, I can see people empathizing (or sympathizing) with Joker. Because that's how much a good manipulator he is, that's how he gets people.

Narratively I can get behind that. Also because empathizing with a character at it's best it's different from defending/apologizing their behaviours.

I also understand people who have Joker as his favorite villain. Because that's what he is, a villain. Villains who make you hate and absolutely despise them are good villains, great even!

Because that's what they're here to do.

In case of people who defend his actions I won't fight with them, but I won't agree either.

In the end of the day people take whatever interpretation they want from the source material and that's nothing we can do about that.

And I do understand your reaction of that because it is a wild conclusion after all of he's done.

But the thing that gets me with the Joker is DC itself making him a poster card of "agent of chaos" and changing the narrative ater all he has done with other characters for that. Is making Joker almost destroy the lives of so many characters (Jason, Barbara, Bruce, Harley) and then brush off when isn't convenient. Is using Jokers violence as a tool for edge writing and refuse to work with general consequences and outcomes of it afterwards.

This is a problem that I've been having with DC as a whole, and Joker and Harley relationship is what been tickling me the most since that ridiculous 3 season of the animated show, the movies and other comics from the recent years.

They keep slowly trying to retrace Harley's origin to make it palatable because Woman's abuse in DC is only necessary if they're threaten as an object and a plot device. They were a-okay with portray Joker beating, dismissing, torturing and humiliating Barbara and Harley when it was convenient, when it was a demonstration of power, when it was funny.

The moment that the audience recognized Joker as an wife-beater, abuser, good for nothing manipulator. The moment the public stopped seen all of that rather than a demonstration of power but as acts cruelty and cowardice they backed down.

It's okay if Joker is terrible, but only if the narrative fits him.

Only if makes him a power fantasy.

The moment those stories started being portrayed as Harley's liberation and Barbara's strength they imediately changed and adapted in a way that makes their trauma brushed off and makes him cool.

And I am sick of that.

[i-like-too-many-things-rip-lmao]

echo

HOLY SHIT. THIS SHOW.

I am a huge HUGE fan of the Netflix Marvel shows, and Echo is a perfect return to the vibe of those shows. I need Jessica Jones and Maya Lopez on the same team immediately. and the way I fucking SCREAMED when Charlie Cox showed up?????

also the disability representation in this show is fucking incredible like they did such a good job with a prosthetics wearing deaf indigenous lead?? proof that shows like this can work WITHOUT them having to be like "oh look at the poor disabled person oh no their body and brain aren't the norm and that's bad 🥺" and also without the character's disability becoming their only defining trait!!!

anyway give this show love because it is far better than anything from the mainstream MCU has been in years

[sinatraaloof]

Sex & The City, Season 3, Episode 14: "Sex And Another City".

[meep-meep-richie]

David as Killgrave; honestly one of the best MCU villains out there