#lucy wagner

[prplocks]

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— CROSSROADS, SCREENCAPS.

Part One, 319 Screencaps.

Part Two, 315 Screencaps.

Find in GALLERIES. Like or reblog the post it was useful. Your interaction shows me that I should keep making screencaps. And if you want me to post some in separate posts, tell me! ♡

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[lucy-sky]

"You don't get a minute of sleep tonight. My advice, don't expect to sleep. That way if you do, it's a nice surprise."

Civil War (2024), dir. Alex Garland

[sobutanyway]

Me and who

[kenobicoffee]

boygenius x greta van fleet on film

[stardustwhoreds]

I love boygenius 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

[andtherestishistory13]

Boygenius should open for Greta Van Fleet so we can see Jake Kiszka and Julien Baker in the same room together

[cspasfan15]

Results: Fandom’s Favorite Senior Female BD Solos

1. Over It, Scene- Izzy Howard (by Maria Conrad)

2. Natural Woman- Lucy Vallely

3. Stone Angel- Ella Horan (unsure on choreo)

4. Good Girl- Simrin Player (by Will Loftis)

5. I Will Always Love You- Ellie Wagner

[prplocks]

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i know the general public consensus of crossroads (2002)and i'm here to gush about underrated lucy and ben's romance in the film and gush about it. (under the cut!)

i generally love this trope, and this little tiny moment between lucy and ben while they're lying down facing each other, mimi and kit are fast asleep (or pretending to be) while sharing the 2 beds between the four of them. i think kit's beside lucy, mimi beside ben, and lucy and ben are facing each other in the separate beds, even more, separated strategically by the nightstand between them.

of course, this vibe was completed with the dim lights, the seedy motel, it was late at night as far as setting the stage. they're having a sweet, little honest, little cute, short, bedtime conversation, of dreams and regrets, not revealing much about themselves and it's semi-romantic and genuine, the subtext there and a little obvious and yet organic, honest, innocent, and true kind of like tender and romantic. very intentional, underrated, and sweet to me. it's planting the seeds. like a picture worth a thousand words, very real, and yet they hold back just enough but bare some honesty. they came initially from different places in their lives, and reached this crossroads (on the nose) and lucy wants to carve out a life of her own and to travel and when that opportunity initially presented itself she poo pooed and and downtalked it and thought mimi was crazy but the more she thought about it i suppose she decided this was the golden opportunity to find out what she really wants. it didn't seem like the virgin, nerd, smart valedictorian who was extremely shielded and overprotected (here it is again!) would hack into medical school because she hadn't had much of a choice. her dad worked hard, a good man, you know it's true he loved lucy and never truly got over her mom and her leaving and holds that grudge and it hurts lucy because she's still despite knowing what she knows and her mother shrouded in mystery. it wasn't until later discovery, she realized and appreciated her dad so much more. who was there to pick up those pieces? her friends of course, and ben despite the romantic subtext he listened, consoled her and even wanted to make her smile again and was inspired by her writing and decided to surprise her with a song arrangement to her poem (which is track four on a certain 2001 album lol! iykyk.) isolating that moment and incident though, and just being like 'wow, like he likes her and admires her so much and was completely genuine' and finally then, it was safe to approach things to the next level. everything is revealed by this time. they finally share a long-awaited kiss, and it's right. ben hadn't the intent to just get that kiss though, though pursuit but with pure intentions and such was just a lovely little addition to strengthen them. it was worthy, swoon-worthy.

for lucy, didn't have a traditional high school life experience. she usually does the 'right' thing by her dad. she had the hospital internship her heart wasn't in. music was her passion as she was solely and strictly a bedroom, and shower singer, she had never taken the stage publically, hiding behind books, and dreaming in secret with limited girlfriends and her best friend is her lab partner, but lucy had everything predetermined for her. she's a dad's girl, her mom we know was gone, alive but gone. lucy and ben were reppin' different worlds but somehow had some commonality.

the initial moment short, had this spark of the right place right time, fate, or divine intervention? definitely, a lovely conversation and even a consolation prize you know, if things on the road go to shit, at least they had what they had.

of course, it's before the 'he's a killer', the rumors about him from back home, or lucy and her reputation, he's still enamored by her but respectful of her, she doesn't want to pry and isn't aware of that until the morning after.

initial sneaking glances preceded them through the first day of the trip. the revelation of the jailtime/killer thing temporarily derailed them with that plot but the subtext was still lingering and hanging there unrequited, as he tried and sometimes failed with his piqued interest in her, and struggled with figuring out what made lucy close up on him after that moment of honesty in the seedy motel in the bed, or was even unaware for a time about the rumors in their small georgia town that seemed to catch up with him and cause animosity and silence on the drive to their destinations. getting back to the moment, it's not necessarily about WHAT they say or how they say it but it's evident it's significant.

Ben says, "Mimi said that she didn't think you'd come with us on the trip."

Lucy confesses in reply, "Neither did I."

"You sorry you did?"

Lastly, Lucy answers with, "Not so far."

And then they say their goodnights, after a pause and a short held gaze and a small smile.

It may seem like nothing, but that was pretty plain and romantic yet subtle, and that was their first real one-on-one conversation, aside from you know, when they packed the car up and left georgia. we knew he was piqued when he asked mimi about lucy at the dirty gas station with no soap in the bathroom, and mimi dismissed it and basically told him essentially, he was out of his mind, and lucy out of his league and not to say anything about it.

i have a lot to say, but this movie is so underrated and underappreciated and though antiquated i love it. i don't care if it friendly reminder has under a 20% of rotten tomatoes, won razzies, and is generally snubbed, downed, and pooped on. it's a cute, 'chick flick' with a side of romance, and friendship, coming of age at it's core and that's just one aspect of it. crossroads is a favorite of mine. be nice if you don't have nice things to say. that's all.

[gaycheeseandcrackers]

Just three Grammy nominated albums chillin out

[sinners-go-to-drink-the-wine]

why are they so julien and lucy coded?

[33misc]

They out here trying to convince us that Jake Kiszka and little boygenius (Julien Baker) are NOT the same person

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