#trick 1999

[itsmyfriendisaac]

♓ March 5th: Actor, John Paul Pitoc.

[fishareglorious]

Is Schneider the only italian that respects their food😭😭😭

[toschistation]

Handsome Devil is an amazing look into queer friendship. 10/10 would recommend. Most queer (male/men) movies focus on romance - this is perfect and adorable. Trick is also FANTASTIC, especially for its time.

It's Pride and I'm a gay guy who watches a lot of movies, so here's a bunch of gay movies with happy endings not named Love, Simon, because we have moved past the need for Brokeback Mountain.

Trick (1999): A cute little romcom about a one night stand going horribly, horribly right. It's a shame this movie isn't more popular because it's so charming and has so much fanfic potential.

Shelter (2007): I mean, this is a classic. Surfers, found family, pining, what not to like?

The Thing About Harry (2020): Ridiculously cheesy, ridiculously cute. It's essentially a modern Trick with an enemies to friends to lovers slant. Good for some mindless fun.

Goodbye Mother (2019): As a gay Vietnamese man I will never not shut up about how well this movie portrays that intersection. A story about a gay expat visiting his hometown with his boyfriend, the nuance, the drama, the tensions are all so very real to how gay men in Vietnam have to navigate around the question of family.

We are Gamily (2017): In the same vein as Goodbye Mother but with a more comedic slant. A gay couple has to pretend to be straight when a parent comes to visit, it's funny and heartwrenching at all the right moments, and heartwarming to boot.

Just Friends (2018): Dutch Shelter. Explores the tension between gay men and their mothers, particularly between a refugee family.

God's Own Country (2017): Happy Brokeback Mountain, an aimless Scottish farmer with an ailing father finds his purpose with help from a migrant worker. It's poignant, beautifully shot, and quietly understated. A must watch.

Maurice (1984): Edwardian gays. Ahead of its time and an affirmation that it's okay to move on from your first love, as well as the ultimate smashing of class divides.

The Way He Looks (2014): A blind boy falls in love with a new classmate, it's both a coming of age and a study on disability. It's so sweet and the ending is the ultimate catharsis.

Handsome Devil (2016): An Irish schoolboy befriends the new transfer athlete and discovers they have more in common than he thought. A really excellent portrayal of friendship and solidarity.

TW: These next movies all have references or show self harm, but they all ultimately end happy. No more images from here out because I've reached the limit.

Hidden Kisses (2016): Two teenagers experience their coming out process while romantically involved. I love that it shows both characters and demonstrates how the experience is different for everyone.

Latter Days (2003): Gay Mormon meets party boy and the rest is history. It's a little cheesy but the guys are hot and the love story is ultimately so uplifting you can't help but smile.

Fire Song (2015): An Anishnabe teenager struggles with the decision to leave his reservation and attend college. Probably the darkest movie on the list, but it also tells such an important story about aboriginal communities and the struggles of people who have been extremely marginalized.

Save Me (2007): A struggling drug addict checks into an ex-gay ministry. The most nuanced portrayal of these ministries I have seen yet and also a wonderful story of self discovery of not just the main character, but the cast that surrounds him as well.

Honorable mentions to Giant Little Ones Getting Go: The Go Doc Project, and Boy Erased because while in my opinion, they have excellent and happy endings, the main charcters do not get (substantially) hitched at the end and some people don't like that.

In no way is this a comprehensive list, and I'm always looking to expand my repetoire with more lesbian and trans stories (send me reccs!). This is just a reminder that there's space for stories with gay characters to end happy and that Brokeback Mountain is the exception, not the norm.

[nobigneil]

cigarette tricks

[botanybulbasaur]

vertin gender

hey you guys ever think about how arcana and constantine refer to vertin with feminine terms (ex: lady vertin), how people who are on their side but who are perceived as people who “aren’t close with” vertin time and time again refer to them with “timekeeper” and they/she (ex: sonetto, madam z), and how people who look as vertin not as a leader or an ‘enigma’ (they/she, timekeeper) nor as someone they can pawn on their side (she/her, ‘lady vertin’) refer to them with masculine terms, such as ‘sir’ or ‘lord’? (ex: an—an lee, schneider)

it’s like. the less you look at them as a pawn and the more you look at them as a person the less cisgender everything gets. i should probably do a serious theory on this

[stari-hun]

TRICK OR TREAT FR NOW 💀👻🎃🎃👻🎃🎃👻🎃🎃👻👻🎃🎃👻💀👻👻👻👻👻

👹👹👹👹 Happy Halloween !!!

[the-blossica-fan]

Tennant: Your Honour, I would like to plead 'oopsies-daises'.

Dikke: Silence, Tennant. Thy judgement shall be swift and merciless.

Vila: ...We're playing Uno--?

Windsong: Vila I am BEGGING you PLEASE do not +4 me ;-;

I read this one fanfic where half of the story developed through a game of UNO and it was so funny I just can't explain how much I enjoyed it

They'd be so silly playing UNO, though I'm so glad there's no people like Centurion, Pavia or Lilya playing. They'd cheat (Centurion would just win)

Tennant is cheating tho, she's totally cheating.

(and Vila did not only put a +4 but if we're going by random rules she did it twice)

[iamthevampqueen]

Silly little drawing of my r1999 oc

[dailydikke]

Day 15

[bigsharkguy]

do you think they like to scare trick or treaters

[erstwhile-punk-guerito]

[eggnogis]

Reverse 1999 oc based off of Angelica from the Orlando Innamorato/Orlando Furioso because I've read the damn thing and can talk about it for at least an hour and also A Knight is based off of Roland (I'm unwell)

wip i2 concept sketches below + my other wip r1999 oc

[artyomilitia]

trick or treat!!!!

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TREAT !!!

enjoy :-)

[retropolitan]

Mogel-Montag

Part CXCV: Might and Magic VII - For Blood and Honor | Trick für den PC

(Bildquelle: PC Games - Magazin, Ausgabe: Oktober 1999)

[on-this-day-btvs]

February 16, 1999

Consequences aired for BTVS season 3, episode 15. At the start of this episode Faith has accidentally killed a man, in the previous episode Bad Girls. By the end of this episode Faith has intentionally made several poor choices, including blaming Buffy for the accidental killing to Giles and assaulting Xander. She also officially joins The Mayor.

This is the last appearance of Mr. Trick. He appeared in five episodes, all in S3. Mr. Trick was played by K. Todd Freeman, who originally auditioned for the role of Spike.

[stari-hun]

i have no idea if i already sent one but if i didnt trick or treat!!!

WRAHHH have a treat , happy Halloween!!!!!!!