#miles turner

[marvelousgeeks]

Type: Romantic Film | Show: Blindspotting Featured Characters: Ashley Rose and Miles Turner

In more ways than one, Blindspotting is a love story. It’s a love story between friends and family members, and it’s the love story between a man and a woman with unparalleled loyalty to one another. Both the Starz series and the original film from the creative minds of Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal tackle heavy topics dealing with race, abandonment, loss, and the complex natures of humanity. Through poetry and methodic movements with thoughtful choreographies, the series adds nuance and depth to both characters and relationships, making it a unique gem in the innovative world of media. 

Ashley Rose and Miles Turner’s relationship is the primary love story in Starz’s series, and it’s one of the most breathtaking displays of best friends in a relationship. While we don’t get their initial meet cute in the film, there’s not much we miss out on when it comes to their relationship because the lived-in adoration that’s present becomes the story’s anchor. There are few fictional couples that we can sit here and gush about for hours, showering them with a sea of compliments because words just don’t seem to be enough, and it’s easy to want to use all of them to express the love that we see between them. Whether it’s their distinctive loyalty, transparent means of communication, or their innately brilliant love for one another, Miles and Ashley are a worthy fictional couple to place faith in.

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[alexturner2005]

The Last Shadow Puppets at Shangri-La Studios By Zackery Michael, 2015

[sapphanimates]

@donelywell

[cluedoenthusiast]

The little alien in Al's body fighting to escape + I spilt me beer on the radio (it looks like a little island) [X]

[totallyfuckd]

Alex Turner & Miles Kane c. 2015

[tedioepica]

This picture has been stuck in my mind for a while, and I don't see it very often and I think it deserves to be seen by more people

[blair-s-world]

Alex turner, the cutie.

[uhbasicallyjustmilex]

the body language. the fucking body language ?????

[thunderon]

im so obsessed with taissa turner. she’s the non-believing skeptic insisting “there is no supernatural stuff” but like girl YOU are the supernatural stuff!

[riverabsence]

THE COMMENTS ON TLSP MUSIC VIDEOS ARE LITERALLY EVERYTHING HELP ME

[marvelousgeeks]

Some answers come in the form of long, essential conversations, but few series can show what’s crucial through a thoughtfully compelling montage, and Blindspotting is one of them. The series’ attention to detail and unique craftsmanship of combining poetry and dance with vulnerable performances make it a must-watch success. This fact comes from its first season, but the closing moments of Blindspotting’s Season 2 finale take it to new heights, elevating the series’ heart by bringing romance to the forefront.

Miles and Ashley’s relationship defines loyalty in a manner so few shows have mastered, and the montage finally answers burning questions while concurrently grounding them to a foundation from where they can undeniably sprout higher. Blindspotting’s use of movement and performances ensures that these beats effectively establish Miles and Ashley’s love for one another while, at the same time, subverting the cheating trope through the one form where it works.

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[should-know-better]

Look at them side stage at Glastonbury. Happy times 😍

Found on Pinterest, so no source I’m afraid.

[alexturner2005]

The Last Shadow Puppets at Shangri-La Studios By Zackery Michael, 2015

[themeetingplaces]

QRO magazine 2016 <3

[cluedoenthusiast]

mini voices compilation part 1? [ 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6]

+ this entire interview which i didnt include