#movies that changed my life

[andrewisdoing]

[soosdraws]

“then why do you draw, fujino?”

[uhhh-ghouls007]

Lisa Frankenstein (2024)

[gay-fae]

part of what made across the spiderverse so perfect was that it was largely centered on WHO spider-man is, in EVERY universe. not just Miles, or Peter, or Gwen, or Miguel. Spider-Man. it was about the ESSENCE of Spider-man. Spider-Man is love for humanity. Spider-Man is having to sacrifice and lose everything you love for the mask. Spider-Man is rebellion against the powers that be. Spider-Man is about trying to do both, in every universe. about not taking no for an answer or listening when everyone tells you your destiny. refusing to choose between the things and people you love. that’s why Spider-Man is so compelling: they want everything, even though everyone else tells them they can’t have it. that it’s not meant to be. and they just. keep. trying. keep getting back up. they just keep going, man.

[breeberrypies]

saw deadpool and wolverine in the theater for a 3rd time yesterday i’m totally fine

[fuzziiwuzzii]

🥀 Farleigh + Oliver 🥀

They make me crazy

[hayden-christensen]

STAR WARS APPRECIATION WEEK 2023 MAY 25: FAVOURITE MOVIE ▸ EPISODE III - REVENGE OF THE SITH (2005) + trivia

In the original screenplay, when Anakin joins the Dark Side, he is no longer referred to as "Anakin", only as "Vader".

[in/sp]

[songofsoma]

yeah i support women’s right

but more importantly i support women’s WRONGS

[mintroclus]

Found Family 💖💛🖤

[finchers-ipad]

FIGHT CLUB WAS RELEASED 25 YEARS AGO TODAY!!!!!

[andrewisdoing]

“Donald, you’re so serious this evening”

The Boys In The Band (1970)

(Side note: I will definitely be posting more of TBITB gifs because it must be represented on my blog because this film shaped my very existence)

[taeiris]

dig up someone special🥀🪓⚡️

close ups:

[theanonymousninja247]

The Wild Robot

My Response After Watching it

Y’all. I believe in humanity again if THAT is what people can create. What a story. WHAT. A. Story.

Please. Please. PLEASE. Take the time to watch it. It is BEYOND worth it.

[sillysymbol]

i'm going hot fuzz mode

[isabelleadjani]

PULSE dir. Kiyoshi Kurosawa, 2001

[buriedintheguts]

It's fucking hilarious to me how out of all movies, the one with the most Disney Princess takeaway at the end is the fucking Deadpool movies.

Deadpool 1 discusses how love prevails over all else. There's Wade with his cancer doing everything he can so that he might have a shot at living because he wants to be alive, right here, with Vanessa and be happy with her. Then, after everything, Wade thinks Vanessa won't love him anymore because he looks fucked up and fucked over (hence the entire direction of the plot to begin with), but in the end, Vanessa still wants him, fucked up face and all.

Deadpool 2 is about finding family and love in the midst of loss and grief. There's Wade with his X-Force, and how in the end, it's sacrifice and an act of great love that saves Russel but not only that, it's great love that saves Wade in the end as his sacrifice is what inspires Cable to save Wade instead of going back home to his family.

Deadpool & Wolverine is about finding home and fucking fighting for it. It's about how Wade would do anything to save those nine people he cares so fucking greatly about, and how Logan only yearns to find a place for him to call home. It's about making up with your past and deciding to become better. To grow into someone better. To let love find you and carve out a home for you.

Like, holy shit. All of my life, I knew Deadpool as this series of gorey and bloody and violent movies, hence why I stayed away from it as a kid. But then I watched the movies, and I could only stare blankly at the screen after all of that because huh. Love does prevail, doesn't it? It's a catalyst for everything? It's all love in the end, isn't it?