#movie showcase

[misterveeare]

Movie showcase: The Batman (2022) 4k+blu ray with slipcover. Really enjoyed this movie when I saw it in theaters

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent Price photographed for The Tingler (1959)

[the-punforgiven]

Hey do the kids of today know about the vast overlap between flails and greatswords

[finchers-ipad]

my Fincher magazine collection (so far)!!

[notearsnora]

New international Wicked trailer (Out November 22nd)

[aimseytv]

it’s been awhile since i saw spiderverse but i’m still not over how brilliant that movie is, the art style was just so incredible and so much of it had me in awe

[chloecherrysip]

"C'mon, Luigi! Pump those legs!"

"I'm trying, I'm trying. I got bad knees!"

[mc-tummy-blur]

Wait wait wait Nimona was trying to build a connection with Gloreth after being rejected by animals and Gloreth was accepting of her despite being a shape-shifter but Nimona was seen as a monster by the village which then made Gloreth switch her opinions because her parents and the village told her that Nimona was a monster and tried to kill her then 1000 years later Ballister ended up building a connection with Ambrosius a descendant of Golreth and after being rejected by the knights throughout his whole life basically since training started young Ambrosius was accepting of him despite being a commoner but then he was seen as a murderer by the town which had made Ambrosius changed his opinion on him because of what he had seen and what the knights/Director were telling him but unlike Gloreth who while was reluctant at first to treat Nimona as a monster but then gave into hating her and wanting her to die like the people around her did Ambrosius had been reluctant throughout the whole ordeal but in the end stayed committed to Ballister because he loved him despite what everyone else was saying about him and its like the movie was already drawing parallels to how Ballister and Nimona were the same and viewed as outcasts/monsters/murderers but there's notable parallels to Gloreth and Ambrosius in how they were people close to Nimona and Ballister and it came to a point where they had to go against them but the key difference in what happened was the side they chose and the aftermath when they were being forced to chose a side and it really showcases how their generations were different thus their mindsets were different in handling the situation and its just exactly like in real life when it comes to queer people like people especially children can be conditioned to hate queer people with enough fear mongering/hate speech and that's exactly what happened with Gloreth in how she ended up treating Nimona and it was going to happen with Ambrosius but a saving grace was that he was much older so it was harder to change his opinions on Ballister that and he is in a different time period than Gloreth showing how things had drastically changed and advanced in many areas and i feel that the whole point with the parallel between Gloreth and Ambrosius is that times have changed and how even though our past generations have treated queer people like they are monsters and that we should hate them when in reality its not too late for our generation to treat them like equals and that we should love them like holy shit this movie is so insanely and unapologetically queer in so many ways that I did not imagine was humanly possible

[radicalcircuit]

Not that into stobotnik but you people who draw Stone with the big sinister grin and glasses? Keep doing that.

If anything, I just really like seeing how people interpret what Stone would look in the regular Sonic universe.

[goddesspharo]

Glen Powell kissing puppies in the Hit Man blooper reel. [x]

[sparkoflena]

SCREAMING. CRYING. THROWING UP.

[gacha-every]

I kept seeing this on Tik Tok, about Ben Schwartz interview with Stephen Colbert, specifically the scene when Stephen said:

"I know that Shadow falls in love with Maria."

And how the clip was cut made it seem like Ben was like "Woah, let's not say that. You're wrong.", along with comments insisting "they're siblings" or anything otherwise of Stephen's opinion/interpretation.

Me, on the other hand, wanted to see their full conversation, to which I did. Here is Ben's full reaction :

Interesting how even a simple cut can change the whole perspective.

[yellowcry]

✨️The way Alma lifts her skirt!✨️

[wildsaltair]

the Man™️ of all time if I’m being honest

[gil-notskajla]

AUs were meant for independent fanworks by fans who cant coordinate and agree upon all details like a studio or singular author would. They weren't meant for corporations.

[monstraduplicia]

favorite first watches of december '24!!

days of heaven (1978)

undertow (2004)

last night in soho (2021)

the glass house (2001)

true stories (1986)

electric dreams (1984)

I like movies (2022)

lawn dogs (1997)

the war zone (1999)