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WERE IN BABEYYYY!!!!

[valhallasgirl]

URRR ARTTT YUMMM LUVLUVLUVVVV

THABK UUUUUUU

[minustwofingers]

Part 5 hello?!??! I literally had to stare at my ceiling for a HOT second because i couldn't process it. I knew ellie was acting weird for a reason but i didn't expect that to happen😭 now i just have to live my life like I'm not in distress?!?! Someone save me from this cruel fanfiction

(i loved every second of it)

SJDWJJDKWKEKEKEKC this made me giggle thabk uuuuuuu (also sorry for the emotional turmoil 😔🔥😔)

[cigaretteparfum]

Wooo congrats on finishing LOTR, esp doing the extended cuts as your first time watching! It's one of my favorite movies series (books were great but not a reread for me). I actually just rewatched the movies for New Years. The ending always gets me a little emotional lol

Do you have any favorite moments or characters after finishing?

Deviousdo 🖤🖤 hope you've been well and happy new year!

@thedeviousdo

thank you, thank you~ initially i wanted to just do the theatrical cut and if i like the movies enough do a rewatch with the extended cut, but all the top results were the extended version and i couldn't be arsed to look further so 💀💀

i like faramir a lot!! i was constantly screaming anytime he's on screen after the ... isilgadhir? battle, especially once they started to move on with the burial. i get his dad though, even if man's pissed me off a hell lot by that point he was just so far gone with grief and i think that made the whole burial procession waaaaayyyy more tense because -- you can't reason with him. and it's not even like a "he's so evil and doing evil things on purpose and so set on his evil goal" type of you-can't-reason-with; it was a whole different level of beast. sad he died without ever making up with his kid, though. :/ oh well, there's always another unhinged king!!!

as for favourite moments ... i think i like boromir's death a lot. the whole thing felt like a "character who did Bad redeemed through death" with a twist. of course, considering how old the movie is, this probably wasn't even as solid and overused of a trope back then -- though i also don't really know much about these things, lol. but beyond his actual realisation and regret shortly after trying to take over the ring, the flashback with faramir and the impact he left behind for those who knew him since before the movie started also helped to strenghten that 'redemption through death' thing because -- he's just a guy!! a good guy!!! and with the way his father is also helped to recontextualise his first appearance and insistence on getting the ring for gondor. idk overall i think his death was so memorable to me not only because of what happened at that moment alone, but also everything else that was revealed to led up to that, as well as everything else that was added after the death.

but as a whole i can't get over just ... the simplicity of the premise. it makes me go feral that in spite of all the grand adventure and glorious battles and all that -- the story itself is just about two regular guys being put to a task that ties into something much larger than them. like i've heard people talk a lot about how Mr Tolkien's own experience in the world war coloured the way he tells this story; it's just one of those things where you're like, "oh yeah sure i get it" but you only really get it once you've actually seen the Thing yourself. like i get why this story is so beloved and touched so many people in a way other fantasy adventures couldn't: it's the mundane aspect of Just Some Guy not even being the Chosen One but willingly took the task anyway, then perservered to the end.

honestly i wish i can also say a bit more about the storytelling as a whole but am not much of a Cinema Guy nor have i read the books so i can't even really comment on what's what: like if a certain decision/execution was a Movie Thing following decades of well-established storytelling convention that was also inspired and influenced by the original story; or if that was *that* influence from the legendary fantasy epic adapted wholesale from the book. it's a very solid trilogy of a movie, though. definitely far better than the Hobbit trilogy that i actually watched in theatres because my mum loved them a lot akdjfskj

[violetnotez]

YO KPOP RECS

NCT- it's a big group but they have a lot a music and muscial diversity with like 4 different sub units,, for rn

Seventeen- musical kings they literally make their own songs and dances

Twice- QUEENS PLZ LISTEN TO THEM AKSNAKSNWK

Enhypen- they're young and new but they're cute but their debut was really good

Red Velvet- they got good music but theres only 3 good members really😔

Skz- also makes a lot of their own music, basically rule themselves--- but they're great

Aespa - bc they're adorable and did just debut but it was decent and the girls give me a heart squeeze

I read 4 SUBUNITS damnnnnnnnn 👀👀👀 I just realized how BIG these groups can get like what the heckkkk 😂

TWICE GIRL I GOTCHUUUUUUUU also why are they so pretty like step on me with your beauty 😭😭

ENHYPEN OMG OMG OMG THEY ARE CUTE 😭 one gives me kageyama energy and I ascendedddsddsddd

Aespa’s aesthetic tho is ⭐️chef’s kiss⭐️ like just looking at them theyre so ethereal 🥺

[pricklepicklepie]

15, 27, 62, and 81 for your Spotify Wrapped, please 🤗🤗🤗

#15 (forever?????????) By glass beach

#27 Together/Never by Oberhofer

#62 Once Upon A Dream by Invadable Harmony

#81 Again (with The Mellomen) by Doris Day

[homemadebabka]

I LOVE how you draw Nami, she looks so scrunkly, like she's gonna do shenanigans with a cute smile and an evil little laugh,,,, amazing

THABK UUUUUUU i love to draw her she’s my favourite >:-)))))

[drinstadiscourse]

this blog and your main blog are my fav tumblr blogs. idk why but scrolling thru them is so cozy.

UUUUUUU.... THABKS..... IDK HOW THIS BLOG IS COZY AT ALL WHEN ITS MOSTLY JUST SNAS RIGHT NOW BUT I APPRECIATE THIS NONETHELESS

[seonghwah-remade]

hehe i love u . i hope ur having a good night ^_^

THABKS UUUUUUU 💘💗💕😚💕💘💕💘💕💘💕💘