#persinality

[everyonesadoptivedad]

Stole this for this fandom bc some pEOPLE need to hear this today.

[supersweetsunglasses]

[phantom--brainz]

Will never stop talking about Ellis' character and how people view him as childish and stupid. He is so intelligent, and we see that in some of his dialogue and ideas, but it gets brushed over by the playful aspects of his character and the dumb hillbilly stereotype.

"Aw, smol baby! So stupid and helpless!" Wrong! Do you remember that truck he made? With his own hands? To tear through zombies? Do you remember that he came up with the plan in Dead Center that got them out alive? Have you heard some of his ideas and dialogue? He's actually really smart and creative, and he's also kinda batshit at times. He is not a helpless, dumb toddler!!! Please for the love of God!!!!!

Honestly, I could make rants of the same sort of topic abt so many other characters, both in l4d2 and otherwise, because their multifaceted personalities are SO overlooked. The l4d2 characters are so well made, but people only focus on one aspect of them. Like Nick being mean, Coach liking food, idek abt Rochelle because I never see anyone talk abt her!! RAAAHAGGGG

[unbfacts]

[cringelordofchaos]

"there's not much to say about Sunny's personality, as he is a silent protagonist-" how about no ?? We literally get to be inside that guy's head. We literally get to be him

[disarmluna]

[sacredwhores]

Robert Hossein - Cemetery Without Crosses (1969)

[poorlemons]

Put Blame by air traffic controller in clear image Michael's playlist and its a psychological attack on myself every time it comes on

[daftpatience]

one thing I have learned about being poor is that you cannot for a moment stop thinking about it

[the--chaos]

Burger night just got a major upgrade! 🍔✨ Juicy, perfectly seasoned beef, gooey cheese, fresh toppings, and buns straight from the oven. Who's hungry? 😋💥

[thoughtfulchaos773]

At first, I thought Sydney was standing there quietly as Carmy got louder, but she's arguing back—she looks like she's making points as she counts on her hand. Carmy is so spoiled even when they're going back and forth; he gets even more impatient when she takes her attention away from him and someone interrupts.

Also, I don't know whether to laugh or shake my head that Tina and Marcus are going about their work.

Richie looks at them again. They're embarrassed, and it's funny how Syd bows while Carmy is like 😐.

Lastly- they cut to a scene where Carmy is eating gum and clearly agitated.

I bet Sydney and everyone else wishes he'd just smoke a cigarette already.

[tossball-stick]

i need to know at what point did bill and javier stop running together. we see them running away with each other instead of sticking around with dutch snd micah to kill arthur and john. when do they split up? what was the breakup like. my boys....

[serenedash]

Shout out to Remus kingdom hearts for being kh's first Italian character

[monzterbatz]

i feel a little ill. actually

FUCKFUCKFUCKFUCK WHYWHYWHYWHWY THIS HURTS SO MUCH. THEY WERE BOTH NEVER AS CLOSE TO ANYONE EL WHAY IF I BURST INTO TEARS

[starleska]

just watched The Substance (2024), and oooooh, many thoughts. if you haven't seen it yet (and can stomach it), do yourself a favour and watch!! tw for discussion of body horror, body dysmorphia and drugs under the cut

i think the most genius thing about The Substance is how from the beginning, we are led to believe that the level of body dysmorphia and self-loathing Elisabeth Sparkle experiences is relatively recent, due to her being older for a Hollywood star. we think that this is something which is alleviated by the Substance, and at the very least Sue gets to live a life which is unburdened until she reaches Elisabeth's age... ...but that's not true at all. Sue experiences the same level of self-loathing and body dysmorphia at her own apparent age, and it's clear that Elisabeth has felt this way for her entire life. Sue holding up wizened Elisabeth to the mirror, and Monstro Elisasue looking at herself in the mirror...that has always been the way she views herself. it's symptomatic not just of being in Hollywood for a long time and spending years under intense scrutiny with your beauty and fitness as your currency. i've been that person before: a 'gets dressed and undressed 20 times before leaving the house' person, and a 'dissociates in front of the mirror because their face doesn't look right' kind of person. The Substance is a magnificent critique of the way Hollywood chews up and spits out young starlets, but it's also a scintillating dissection of every industry which profits off of convincing us that we are monstrous. it's brilliant, and it's sickening, and one of the most excellent and upsetting movies i've ever seen 💔

[catinasink]

my father brings out a certsin rage in me