#randy was NOT about it

[ratatatastic]

seeing goldie get chirped that no one calls vilmanis "vilmaniac" and then vilmanis got an ot goal and now everyone on the telecast team is using it very much stop trying to make fetch happen. and then fetch happened.

[joeyclaire]

[drawnfamiliarfaces]

action ready

[qianqiancandyjar]

Secret Trio short #10 Cellmates in Time Prison

Didn't expect I'll make it to 10. :O

That could be their first encounter?😆

I remember something like time prison in Gravity Falls. And then, oh, the trio all kinda made a time crime once?

Jake and Danny went back in time once, broke up their parents and nearly wiped out their own existence, while Randy made a twist so big that could've wiped out humanity. (Blame Mcfist😤)

At least they fixed them? You gotta wonk up the timeline once during your years as a superhero teen, huh?🤣

List

[whomstdvelynt]

i need to throw bricks at him. <333333333

[fraxi0m]

cody is so little and he tries to protect randy either way

[ohkate]

Doing time.

[slasherbat]

Scream '96 × Textposts

[laazytoaster]

hey guys did you know that im alive and i can draw. 😇😇

[miralo0]

I love him sm he's such a sad wet guy😓😓

With a silly filter ˆ-ˆ

[girlbossstumacher]

My (very small) collection of silly Scream cast pics

[thenewgothicromance]

Obsessed with the way the passenger (2023) juxtaposes the incredibly serious with the comically absurd. And they exist simultaneously, never contradicting each other. I love how it manifests in the visual language of the movie, and is also at the core of the story! I think it's so important to the ethos of the movie that the genesis of Randy's life-altering trauma is sort of ridiculous. It being ridiculous does not change the emotional impact of it on Randy, and it's still treated with tenderness and gravity.

The sharpness of the juxtaposition feels sort of surreal or jarring at certain moments, but I think it's actually part of what makes the movie hit a real, emotional nerve. The thing that's been haunting you for years does not always seem so obvious out of context. Or sometimes the thing haunting you IS so obviously unspeakably bad that it's going to kill you, and the only way you can talk about it is to say something as trivial as, "I wanted to be a giraffe when I grew up."

A fuzzy yellow sweater and childhood sexual abuse. A lifetime of denying yourself agency or personhood, and a woman with a color-coordinated eyepatch for every outfit. A brutal workplace shooting and bedazzled stuffed animals.

Which speaking of, it's also why, in my opinion, the epilogue does work. It reverses the dynamic from serious with a side of comical to comical with a side of serious. Our focus is on the eraser game, the sillier part of Randy's traumatic story, while the lasting impact of violence lurks quietly in the background (Randy's still physically injured, he's still got the jacket). And then the last shot of the stuffed animals is the *chefs kiss* on top of the whole thing!

[a-cat-in-toffee]

a silly guy having a silly time with some silly hair

[gothpossums]

you hold it, you hold it, you let it go

[wyrmwright]

"i was never in charge"

[oli-7]

I tend make the joke alot, but he really is just like me fr