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This reblog is scheduled

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listening to music with headphones is so awesome especially when it shoots straight into your brain and you can pick out all its little layers like sandwich ingredients

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when i say "romanticise the ordinary" i don't mean "hide all aspects of your life that do not fit under some kind of aesthetic" but rather "strive to find beauty in all the little things because i promise you, happiness can be found everywhere"

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Alan Cumming Emcee my beloved

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Daniel Molloy u will always be famous

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cemeteries aren’t creepy they’re actually devoted to memory and rest and love and humanity

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one detail that i love is that lisa is less doctor frankenstein but more mary shelley despite the movie's title. lisa's introduction is her stone rubbing the creature's headstone while mary learned to write using her mother's gravestone. lisa isn't a scientist she's a seamstress which is closer to mary's profession as a writer. they're women who lost their mothers at a young age and were outcasts in their respective societies. both having an odd relationship with death, finding love and comfort in it. mary connects with her mother through her grave like how lisa does with the creature's. at it's core it's a movie about grief and the non-finality of death.

it's also a campy movie about a devoted zombie romantic who would chop dicks off for their goth wife which i think stays true to the spirit of mary shelley.

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“ah, louis, mon cher….zis is going to ruiehn ze touheur…”

“what tour?”

“ze world touheur…”

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I love this bitch so much

You were one of our finest and now you're a Bigfoot hunter chasing Jesus' bloodline.

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the revelation that claudia’s rebirth was such a twisted and horrible moment, with louis dragging her like she was a thing, a stranger who neither of them knew but he kept saying over and over “our daughter, our beautiful little daughter” to lestat, really solidified the way she was never the main character of her own story. she was always an accessory to some or the other of louis’ whims: his guilt, his loneliness, his conflict of being a killer, his rocky relationship with lestat. there was love there, love from both her fathers, but it was never enough. lestat saw her too much as a wretched mirror held up to his own self, and louis was always too steeped in his own feelings to care enough about hers. claudia’s story truly was the greatest tragedy in this tale, treated horribly by every man around her, even her fathers, relentlessly exploited and brutally ignored, always second and never first. the only one who loved her the way she deserved to be loved was madeleine, and the moment she truly had her, her happiness was torn from her. and just before she died, she got to see someone actually choose her in her entirety, not for what she can be but for who she is, and it still wasn’t enough. she still burned alive in the sunlight. the love was there, but it wasn’t enough to save her.

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It’s always the fucking french

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oh he said that bitch wants to be me but he could never be miss cuntessa de lioncourt (source)

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there is only one person who can save louis, claudia and madeleine now…

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I got this feeling that everything Louis is recalling is fake af. Like, Armand must’ve fucked with everything .

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i think getting dicked down by lestat would fix me, idc if it didnt worked for those twinks, im built different

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Claudia really is Lestat’s daughter. Also Daniel being a sassy bitch.

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dune part two made me want to be one of those people who claps at the end of a movie. cinema has never been more back