#netlix movie

[sir-ballister-boldheart]

[mc-tummy-blur]

Is it late again for me? I don't care. You are getting another Nimona post. The only difference is that I'm formatting it properly since I'm more awake than the last couple of times I talked about Nimona.

Went to just go rewatch the demon baby clip that's on YouTube, and I have only just noticed that Nimona really looks like he could be Ballister's son. Nimona has dark hair and dark clothing like he does, which even has a little hoodie, resembling Ballisters cloak. You can even see that Nimona has similar dark circles around his eyes, like Ballister.

Of course, in the natural light like the pic above, you can see that Nimonas skin is lighter and his eyes are still pink.

But when they are in the car, because the window is tinted, his eyes look more brown, and his skin just looks a bit darker, so it looks closer to Ballister's skin tone.

And, let's be real here, if this isn't the most father and child moment of the dad being angry with the kid, especially when they say the most ridiculous shit after something serious happened and there was a long moment of silence on the car ride back home, then idk what is.

The point is, is that Nimona hasn't had a proper family in her life, or even a family period. Nobody has cared and loved her, and Ballister is the first person she can relate to. Whether she's even aware of it or not, Nimona is starting to see him as a father figure and picks a form that could have him be mistaken as Ballister's son, or rather be accepted by Ballister as his kid.

Which, of course, happens by the end of the movie.

Something, something, something, I'm losing my fucking mind and if you haven't lost it either because of this movie it's because you are either lying or you haven't watched it.

[curlytemple]

i saw the tv glow literally happened to my friends from riverdale

[theclassyissue]

[momoamadness]

Slumberland Meet Flip (Part 1/3)

[gabrielberlanas]

¿COMODIDAD O EXPERIENCIA?

Desde los últimos años, todo parece moverse hacia el streaming, solo hay que ver el poder de plataformas como Netflix o HBO. Esto nos hace pensar que los cines irían desapareciendo poco a poco, sin embargo, el estudio comentado en el artículo, muestra a través de datos del consumo de streaming y beneficios en la industria del cine surcoreana, como los usuarios de servicios como Netflix, tienen a gastar más dinero en ir al cine.

Esto sorprende a muchos ya que es contradictorio

Se considera que aún que ver películas desde casa es cómodo, el cine ofrece una experiencia especial y social. Y la mayoría del público, busca no solo contenido sino una experiencia mayor.

Por ello los cines aprovechan esta oportunidad para ofrecer más servicios que no sean la película, entre estos encontramos IMAX, 4D, servicios de comida, asientos cama, etc. A su vez las plataformas de streaming se adaptan a este revivir del cine publicando sus películas en cines, días antes de estar disponible en las plataformas.

En resumen, el artículo demuestra que la relación entre el cine y el steaming no es una competencia, ya que se complementan uno al otro. Los consumidores seguirán buscando lo mejor de los dos mundos.

[army-in-the-stars]

Blue Pongtiwat x Mens Folio

[donniefrankdarko]

WAVES (2019), dir Trey Edwards Shults

[theethicaldoclizzie]

Lust stories. Good one 👍

[dreaming-for-an-escape]

I was re-watching S.W.A.T. on Netflix and I didn’t notice before how much Dr Pepper was advertised in that movie 😂

[sir-ballister-boldheart]

Ballister: I would die for you

Nimona: I would kill for you

Ballister: ...Nimona

Nimona: I’ve killed so many people for you already

Ballister: Oh my god-

[some-film-guy]

“Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” (2022)

Directed By Rian Johnson

Netflix

Poster:

Rian Johnson has stated that he was considering having a running joke of Benoit Blanc’s accent change to a different one each installment into the franchise with no explanation. However, he decided against this

Ethan Hawke’s cameo wasn’t actually planned. The dock scene was shot in Greece, and Hawke happened to be nearby, in Budapest, filming for Moon Knight

Benoit Blanc is hinted to be gay in this installment through the flashback scene in Blanc’s apartment. Blanc’s actor, Daniel Craig even stated that this was purposefully alluded to in the script.

[ajthecinephile]

Wednesday Addams ✨👧🏻🪓🖕🏻

Art by AJ The Illustrator.

[alexandrarosa]

LOVE

why does love have to be shown dramatically

As a person who craves love I cannot wrap my mind around the idea that for a romance to be good it has to be in some kind of way tragic.

Don’t get me wrong – some problems have to appear and the characters have to overcome them. But why is it always so… dramatic?

Most of the problems come from unresolved topics – one character didn’t give the second one a chance to explain themselves. And my question is WHY.

I’m watching Something in the rain and I loved it at the beginning but now (ep 12) it feels like the writers are purposefully making characters’ life hard just because.

I can’t understand it. Why on earth is she doing stupid things like constantly. It makes zero sense. It’s not even entertaining anymore. And even though I haven’t finished it yet I can easily predict how it’s gonna go. And I hate it. Because the writers ruined their relationship and actually the characters themselves.

I had the same issue with One day and Normal people (my rant).

Honestly the only drama I’ve watched so far with credible tragic moments and sensibly dramatic twists was First love (suuuper long analysis here)

I hate that I can’t just watch two people being reasonably happy without the writers making the hell out of their lives for nobody’s pleasure.

[momoamadness]

Slumberland Ballroom Scene (Part 1/2)

[thequeereview]

Exclusive Interview: Good Grief star Arnaud Valois "telling very different stories about LGBTQ+ people is so important to me"

French actor Arnaud Valois garnered international attention and acclaim for his lead turn in writer-director Robin Campillo’s 2017 ACT UP drama 120 BPM (120 battements par minute), set in early 90s Paris during the height of the HIV/AIDS crisis, and was recognized at home with a prestigious César Award nomination for Most Promising Actor. His latest role sees him appear opposite Schitt’s Creek…