#rami deserves this

[newcathedrals]

I know we're in the worst timeline because Joe Mazzello is not in a movie at LEAST once a year.

[pxper-cranes]

I may not know much but there's something in and around the fact that now we now know that Agatha gave up her child for the Darkhold, giving away her family in exchange for power, and how Wanda has power but in creating the hex and her family she essentially chose to prioritise a family over relishing in her own power past her rather mundane goals. something then about Wanda essentially being given the sacrifice that Agatha had to make pre-packaged with the realisation of her own power in losing her family in exchange for the Darkhold's magical knowledge

[starleska]

NGL, I was an Ahkmenrah girly, but YES these movies are so good

who wasn't 😳😳😳 Rami Malek as Ahkmenrah was certainly out here being an awakening for lots of people 🙈💖💖

[pineapple-coffee]

rami malek deserved approximately ten bajillion emmy awards for playing elliot

[calkale]

another thing i absolutely despise about marvel is that it always has to be a team movie, one main character doesn't exist anymore. it always has to be a group of heroes in solo movies and everyone will constantly talk about how much they hope certain characters are in new movies instead of the TITLE CHARACTER, like please calm down they make 50 movies a year you'll get your turn let someone else have the spotlight PLEASE

[shafiyah-human154]

No One Perfect In this World But Everyone Deserved To Be Happy :)✨

ARGHH THIS IS THE BIG REASON WHY I LOVE GABRIEL SOO MUCH😭✨❤

Btw This Pic I Got From:Kamol ok On YouTube...(I want To Play this case back but I still Can't log in Criminal Case 💔)

[greenmenace]

Fun fact years ago when I was probably eight and watched this movie for the first time, I NEVER RECOVERED FROM WATCHING THAT FINAL BATTLE.

[froggymug]

So I finished reading R.F. Kuang's Babel today.

I have innumerable thoughts. This book has resonated with me in ways I'll be uncovering for months, as a Black British man.

It's about language. It's about colonialism. It's about being taken away from home. It's about missing a home you never knew. It's about never being able to go back, even when you do. It's about gilded cages. It's about invisible chains but you can still feel the pull. It's about Oxford. It's about a new home. It's about a place that doesn't want you. It's about family. It's about the elephant in the room. It's about truths that will never be spoken aloud. It's about never asking the question to avoid a lie. It's about friendship. It's about never knowing what you were missing until you have it. It's about love. It's about being united by pain. It's about brotherhood. It's about seeing what you could've been. It's about seeing what you'll become. It's about seeing your reflection. It's about distortions in meaning. It's about losing everything in one fell swoop. It's about your friend's laugh you'll never hear again. It's about unanswered questions. It's about love turning into grief turning into malice turning into violence. It's about never truly being understood. It's about betrayal. It's about privilege. It's about refusing to understand. It's about silver. It's about learning to loathe your own people. It's about dehumanising. It's about racism. It's about breaking yourself to turn into an appealing picture for your oppressors. It's about knowing you'll never be enough. It's about knowing you'll never be human to them. It's about being expected to be grateful for your treatment. It's about biting the hand that feeds. It's about never wanting to be fed in the first place. It's about never, ever, understanding this because you refuse to see past your privilege. It's about suffering. It's about sacrifice. It's about so, so, so much that I could go on all day and still not do it justice. And most importantly, it's about translation. I love this book.

[its-a-hare-pom-pom]

I just watched Ghostbusters Afterlife and when I’m telling you I SOBBED when Egon Spengler appeared as a ghost-

[msfangirlgonewild]

Reblog free Mr Bolanges that Ramy begged for.

[running-in-the-dark]

well. we just saw Poor Things in the cinema. and I'm. so. ?????

[bloodcrosses]

I could listen to Rami talk about fashion all day. The dude knows his stuff and doesn't care how that might make him look to heteronormative jackasses.

And I'm so proud of him getting the chance to make his own film. This is a guy doing bit parts 10 years or so ago. Now he's an Academy Award winning actor who can take his pick of roles. He's working with (in my opinion) one of the greatest directors of this generation, Christopher Nolan, on Oppenheimer. This guy made through sheer Not Giving Up and refusing to allow himself to be defined by his race.

[euphorial-docx]

my favorite part of the oscars is seeing actors i think deserve oscars in other roles get an oscar for a role that didn’t deserve it.

[bugsongs]

wahhh need a vietnamese coffee treat but it's too late for caffeine 🥺

[buckys-arm-and-rios-dagger]

Marvel, marketing MoM: oooh we made the first ever horror movie in Marvel, it's more graphic than anything we've made before!

Michael Giancchino and the rest of the Werewolf by Night team: hold our beer

[alexlesuagz]

Here, take some happy Julian Ramis for the soul

The fact that this is the first time he’s smiled since his first appearance in S1 is both happy and lowkey depressing