#sweet everywhere.

[soranatus]

Then and Now

On the set of Temple of Doom — Harrison Ford presenting the award for Best Picture to Everything Everywhere All At Once

[syn0vial]

HE PUT A GOOGLY EYE ON THE OSCAR. I REPEAT, GOOGLY EYE ON THE OSCAR.

[blossoms-phan]

this is sooooo cute wtf 😭😭🫶 (x)

[mblue-art]

sans au sexyman polls doooodle

congrats to the kings<3 🫶🫶🫶

[noodles-and-tea]

So…. I had a thought….

[slutforpringles]

Daniel Ricciardo with a fan in Disney California a few weeks ago

[sttoru]

imagine cuddling with satoru, him being the big spoon and it’s such a romantic & loving moment. then all of a sudden you hear a loud ass crunch in your ear and when you turn around to see where that came from, you notice satoru munching on a piece of candy he got from god knows where.

“want one?” he’d say so nonchalantly and when you stare at him with a confused expression, he’d simply stick his hand in the pocket of his sweatpants and magically pull out another piece of candy — probably strawberry flavoured too.

he always carries a whole stash of them everywhere he goes.

oh, and when you put his laundry in the washing machine, there are definitely gonna be a couple candy and chocolate bars falling out of the pockets of his clothes.

[luck-of-the-drawings]

[OLD ART ALERT] A COLLECTION OF SCENES FROM THE GILLIONS CATSCRATCH ARC THAT BROUGHT ME GREAT JOY. i love fishy chips especially when its just gillion being delirious and violent and hostile

[sobsinfrench]

HAPPY 3RD ANNIVERSARY OMORI oh and merry Christmas too ig

Big thank you to @yayi_fuji on Twitter or insta for the shading!!

Lyrics are from Dream Sweet in Sea Major by Musical Miracle 🙄 if you even care

[vampyresfromouterspace]

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[skippingthroughfields]

these days a lot of romance in books, TV, and film leave me a bit cold, which sucks as a lover of romance. there has to be something ~interesting there for me. I've been watching the day of the jackal and it's pretty entertaining so far. but the one thing I haven't quite been able to wrap my head around is jackal's love for his wife, nuria. the show clearly wants us to believe he truly loves her, even if he can't shed his assassin skin and lies like crazy to her. he spies on her. he dreams about her. he thinks about her constantly. even more so than the baby which I (and the show apparently) regularly forget exists.

the chemistry between eddie redmayne and ursula corbero isn't necessarily the issue even though it is middling. ursula certainly does the best with what she's got, which isn't much. but I always struggle when shows place us in an established marriage or relationship and tells the audience how much the two characters love each other, without really being convincing of why they go to the lengths they do because of this love. the jackal is a sociopath with a hundred different faces (though we spend quite a bit of time with him in his true face). he has no qualms whatsoever about killing innocent people to accomplish his objectives. that's established within 20 minutes of the very first episode. so what does it take for this murderer-for-hire to fall in love? why should we be so convinced of this cold-blooded killer's love for his wife? what is it about her that made him fall in love? and vice versa? the show doesn't even try to make us second guess this love. on some level, I'd be obsessed with a suave killer brought to his knees by a woman to the point where he starts a family with her. the deception, the two separate lives, the cat and mouse of it all. but everything about them is spectacularly bland.

throughout the series nuria is constantly questioning who she fell in love with. but who did she fall in love with? in episode 7 we get flashbacks of their first meeting, at a restaurant where jackal is a regular and where nuria works as a waitress. she's hot and vivacious and effortlessly charming. he's a mysterious loner who seems sweet. jackal takes a shine to her and later asks her on a date, to which she immediately says yes. and that's it. that's pretty much all of the flavorless context we have for their relationship. we're simply supposed to believe they fell in love with each other. she doesn't even make him work for the date. there's no push and pull there. she's not even a calculating golddigger or anything, just completely guileless. our favorite sociopath fell in love because she's just that charming? our charming waitress falls for this boring and rich-looking foreigner and that's it? and then we're told that she's completely trusting of him up until the ~turning point. ok. I don't believe the show is trying to pull wool over our eyes. they very much want us to believe there's love there. but there's just nothing convincing me of why these two characters love each other. this failmarriage is of no interest to me.

otoh, the connection jackal has with zina is compelling and sexy. this mysterious corporate shark archetype of a woman who dared to meet an assassin in person. who went to bat for this assassin even when her bosses were not convinced he was the man for their goals. who broke into this assassin's temporary lodgings and withstood his menacing energy. who wasn't afraid to yell and put pressure on this scary assassin. I'd be more obsessed if the actress was better at acting and there was actual chemistry between her and eddie. alas.

otooh, there is ALSO serious messy romantic potential with bianca. also a sociopathic liar. also a married woman (who we're also supposed to believe loves her husband. lol.) with a child. a woman who will do anything to catch jackal. a woman who has no qualms about using innocent people who get killed in the process (even if she does feel some degree of guilt about it). like the parallels are allll there. but she's black and we all know how that goes. in another series jackal would be intrigued and also as obsessed with this mi6 agent who somehow always finds him. sigh.

[goodomensao3tagoftheday]

[alaynestcnes]

i’m like if a westerosi jester had an internet connection

pt 1 pt 2

[crimeronan]

there's a secret world of beautiful human interaction that opens up when you're a delivery driver who's nice to restaurant workers. two days ago a lady at a donut shop gave me a free donut and coffee for breakfast because i was a doordasher picking up an enormous order at six in the morning. an old man in a hotel lobby at 2 AM fervently told me "be safe out there" as i was leaving. the same happened with a guy working at a 24-hour mexican place at 3 AM. (i imagine being a woman-thing doing deliveries in the middle of the night worries people.) sometimes i tell mcdonalds workers, "it's okay, take your time," and they'll wilt with relief like "girl. you will not BELIEVE the night we're having." i talked to another doordasher while we were waiting to pick up orders from a fast food chain and he showed me some ridiculous messages from his last customer like "can you Believe this lady. UNREAL." i feel like a character in a video game who knows all the secret thieves cant nonsense to speak to people in the criminal underworld, except it's just like. knowing all the words that suddenly turn off the customer service persona in the NPCs.

[maskedteatime]

every few months i find myself in a new fandom

hello graceblr

context for this drawing btw lol

[fischiee]

love caboose being accidentally very threatening. just towering over people grinning in a (perceived) menacing way. greeting someone fondly while they hold a gun to his head like he's not even scared? finding a warthog flipped over and watching his just flip it out of the way with little to no effort. causing ultimate destruction in the blink of eye via fire, explosion, etc.. finding out he kills enemy soldiers by pretending they’re on his team. not to mention the full team of highly advanced very deadly space marines and super soldiers who will not hesitate to obliterate you if you so much as upset him