2 a.m. Demons

Cosmic joke

[wwowizard]

girl whatever

bonus:

[wintermoriartyrants]

Doomed here, doomed there, doomed everywhere

[anxeious]

[mysterymellie]

[draconian62]

Absolute Batman #17

[explicitlyrics]

[dotlery]

[dotlery]

[honeydewwm]

Two of the most powerful and influential people in Lumiose btw

[deannego]

[frozensoba]

Guinevere!! the pilot was crazy and i love her dearly

[bananahkim]

Would you take me there

[joy-girl]

WHAT A BEAUTIFUL DAY TO LOVE WOMEN

[helpiclub]

[deannego]

[joy-girl]

WHAT A BEAUTIFUL DAY TO LOVE WOMEN

[snoopyhalfreturn]

the concept art is so fucking gorgeous I can’t

[superman-the-secret-third-thing]

Ahhh, the shot of this random guy helping Superman stand up warms my heart.

One thing many modern superhero films miss out on, I feel is the Superhero's relationship to the random people they save. Many MCU films have escalated to the point of numbers so high its unthinkable- and they've lost that personal touch. Moments like this are a visual metaphor for what makes the hero keep fighting, keep going, keep standing up. There's a reason this scene from Spiderman II is one of my favorites ever.

[superman-the-secret-third-thing]

oh no.

[masteroftheblankstare]

Been thinking about how the new Superman movie did a really good job of giving Clark interests beyond “Truth, Justice, and a Better Tomorrow.” He likes pop punk rock. His favorite meal is breakfast for dinner. Clark does a little dance when he gets the front cover byline. He likes to doom-scroll. Unclear if he’s a dog guy. His girlfriend makes him hot cocoa when he’s sad. So often Superman in film has zero personality beyond tortured alien that must guide humanity. Giving him these small details made the character feel so much more real. He really is just a guy doing his best.