#this is about Justin Timberlake

[omgthatdress]

Anyway, just so we're clear: it's perfectly fine to feel hurt & betrayed when your fave celeb does something shitty, it's okay to have complicated feelings about a celeb you once loved who did shitty things.

The unhealthy thing is to just dig in and insist that they did nothing wrong, and to take any criticism of said celebrity as a personal insult to you.

When there is no separation between your love for a certain celebrity and who you are as a person, that is not healthy and that is no way to live.

[strawlessandbraless]

I was eating ramen when I made this

[nottodayjustin]

June 21st 2024 best hockey tweet(s) of the day

I actually love the Oilers so that last one doesn’t apply to me but I know there’s some haters out there who will appreciate

[herd-reject-arts]

Happy Last Day of April, everyone!

[ivebeendressingforrevenge]

[notreallyninjago]

no.

[cant-get-enough-btr-forever]

Both bands are awesome, this meme is cliché, but since I can't resist...

Now that I got that out of the way, I have to ask: Who's the Kendall, James, Carlos, and Logan in *NSYNC (and vice versa)?

[maniccrystalhippie]

My face after a man told me he was going to be the next Luigi Mangione but he was going to kill Justin Timberlake instead. (According to him JT is running a gay pagan cult that will take over the world)

[nafohcnis]

i wonder if jedediah or octavius ever drunk drove in the car😭

i saw a video of this drunk amish dude sleeping in the carriage since the horse knew the way home, so it’s got me wondering if it was that way before cars too. and now like.. i mean is it obvious you shouldnt be doing something like driving a car while drunk if you came from horse-back riding times ? people know its bad now an they still do it. justin…..timberlake……BJDGAJFGSHDHA

ANYWAY jedediah and octavius drunk driving…follow yourbheart💝?

then larry lectures them

[originalcrime]

Crazy how Justin Timberlake predicted Buddie in 2013 just sayin

[theflixdiaryproject]

"there's only one thing I love almost as much as I love you, and that's being a cop. and you know what? this thing does not love me" - Tom Nichols

a real estate agent, is found murdered in a house she was selling. the case lands on Detective Tom Nichols (Benicio del Toro), a sharp investigator with a troubled past. the evidence points toward several suspects, including the ex-husband, Sam Gifford (Karl Glusman), but nothing is as simple as it seems. as Tom digs deeper, layers of deception and corruption start to unravel.

read my review below (may contains spoilers):

watched June 24, 2024 on netflix

I came across Reptile expecting an intense creature feature. from the title, I imagined snakes or monstrous creatures as villains, but to my surprise, there were no reptiles. I kept wondering about the title. who or what is the "reptile" here? the only clue was that one scene with a piece of snake skin. this is not the kind of movie you should watch after a long day. I made that mistake. I was tired and started watching this moody, slow-burn thriller late at night. by the halfway point, my focus was gone. I was half-asleep, my mind wandering in a dream-like trance. the dark and brooding atmosphere didn’t help either; it made me feel like the movie was dragging on forever. at over two hours long, it felt like six. I have to admit, I didn’t fully grasp what was going on in the movie. the plot is layered with twists, red herrings, and subplots. you need to be fully alert to catch all the details. but at the same time, the slow pace makes it hard to stay engaged. so I paused and resumed it later in the next morning.

that’s not to say the movie is bad. it has its moments of brilliance, especially in the way it creates a dark, suspenseful atmosphere. the neo-noir style is captivating, and the storyline has potential. it’s just that the execution feels too drawn out, and the mystery gets buried under the weight of its own complexity. I like movies that make me think, but this one made me overthink to the point of frustration and exhaustion. if you’re expecting a fast-paced thriller, this isn’t it. but if you enjoy slow-burn mysteries with a lot of moody silence, this might be for you. I can see why some people would appreciate its style and depth. it just didn’t click with me. the lack of closure left me unsatisfied. I finished the movie wide awake, but I don’t even remember how it ends.

final verdict: I have mixed feelings about it

maturity rating: R-rated genre: thriller, neo-noir duration: 2h 16m (134 mins) country of origin: USA screenplay: Grant Singer, Benjamin Brewer, Benicio del Toro major cast: Benicio del Toro, Justin Timberlake, Alicia Silverstone, Eric Bogosian, Karl Glusman, Michael Pitt

[vetteldixon]

finally

[dumb-doll-lips]

I’m out on a date. But I got to talk to my date and server about body horror video games and that makes me really happy.

[vezinas]

kiddo

alternate versions because im indecisive 😍

the screenshots r so fun im ngl

[vparka]

Thinking about Montague's hotel, the Grand Glacier. It's so preeetttyyyyyy. i'm almost always landing there when I play BR,,,

Can you imagine an alternative universe where Montague and Midas grow old together and they own the hotel ??

Like, they're the lovely old couple that owns a luxurious hotel (the papers have Montague's name, but since Midas is his husband, he's the co-owner now) !!! people don't know about it now 'cause of the years that have passed, but on their prime years they both were an absolute menace and cooked evil plans on there. but now they're old and retired, you can see Montague having breakfast and greeting the guests mindlessly while Midas sits down on their usual table, kisses Montague's forehead and gives him his usual coffee. Montague would slice his pain au chocolat in half and offer it to Midas, who instead of taking it would take a bite while Montague holds the pastry. Montague might look annoyed and say something like

"it's your fault my hair is greying now, i can't with you."

but Midas would smile a little bit and respond something like

"But you look really good with grey hair."

Montague would take a sip of his coffee to break eye contact and whisper. "You too. You're lucky you're aging really well. Comme un bon vin." [Like fine wine.] they're both disgustingly sweet. <3

They reminisce about the chaos they caused together on the island: raids, killing enemies, stealing data, evil masterplans. the usual romantic stuff. They sit and think about it on one of the benches in the hotel's garden. And they just love each other so much: when they aren't together they definitely glance at their diamond&gold matching rings. definitely. methinks.

They're also still kind of cold towards others and ppl don't know how they got together, but only they & ppl who are close to them know how well they fit together...

Aaaaand... they might be the kind of grandparents that will give money and candy to their grandchildren when the parents aren't looking. bonus points if its Midas sneaking a couple of golden coins to Jules' kids (Nitroengineering!!!)

[freshwarrior757]

Remember The Wanted, the guys who made Glad You Came and Chasing The Sun? They were supposed to be One Direction's main rival during the 2010's, but One Direction ended up blowing them out of the water, and they went on hiatus in 2014. One of the members, Tom Parker, passed away in 2022.

It's weird that One Direction and The Wanted both lost their "leaders" only two years apart. Tom was only 33 when he died, although his death was from brain cancer, and The Wanted reunited to do one last tour before he died. I just wish we could have gotten one last reunion with One Direction before Liam died.