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isabelopaque

When someone likes the thing you made for them

powernewt

Project Hail Mary / The mandalorian

Loved the new movie, hope they make more

nikoisme

scrapped painting,, thought i might as well post it

nikoisme

i want to put my thoughts behind this: this was supposed to be a piece for pride month, titled "you were loved". the sky is the color of the aroace flag (just upside down)!

basically, i wanted to show an aroace person — an old aroace person, to be precise. being aroace myself, i am always told that i will forever be lonely and miserable if i don't get a partner. so showing grace, who is aroace to me, as old and happy and fulfilled and oh so loved by his best friend, was really important to me <3

kateammann

Happy Pride Month to all of my fellow aces!! 🖤🩶🤍💜

kingoffantasy516

Ok you know what, let's spread some positivity. Reblog this if you actually like Star Wars

And I am refering to all of star wars and not just select parts of it. Even if you have issues with parts of it, you still enjoy it.

hachinana87

Your face is leaking

aroace-ryland-grace

I took this video at like 3 am last night and I can't stop laughing at it...whatever. go my rocky

aroace-ryland-grace

@itsjustmebluesilly your wish is my command. woe ! rocky be upon ye

3artho

He’s leaky and old, like pick a struggle (part 1)

tuherrus

you don't even have a dog

lewadny

happy june to everyone, especially my fellow aroaces

thefrogdalorian

i really love how much emphasis the mandalorian and grogu placed upon how kind din djarin is.

is he an incredible fighter? yes... it was cool to see him kicking ass on the big screen.

but more than that, i really appreciated his interactions with the anzellans how empathetic he was to rotta and of course how patient and loving he was with grogu. i loved how it was highlighted that din is actually kind of averse to violence, and mostly views it as a last resort that should only be turned to when talking doesn't work. that is one of the things i adore most about his character.

he's a walking beskar-played contradiction. he appears like a terrifying mandalorian warrior to the rest of the galaxy, but underneath that steel is a heart of gold. that part of him means so much to me, and i'm so glad it was present as he took the leap to the big screen!

Just watched The Mandalorian & Grogu!

It's not a great movie — but not in the way you think.

It really isn't a great movie. Like not the kind of film you walk out of thinking "this permanently changed my brain chemistry and I need three business days to process it" (like Project Hail Mary was at least in my case). It's by no means a masterpiece or the pinnacle of cinema — far from it.

But it's also not a bad movie. I can't even compare it to anything specific because I left with no bad impressions or any urge to nitpick, really.

It's a good movie — no more, no less… and that's okay. It's a small, fairly grounded, linear story, quite intimate and centered — surprisingly enough /s — on the Mandalorian, a.k.a. Din Djarin, and Grogu. That's it. And we got exactly what was on the poster and in the title. Did it feel like a long episode of the series? Yup. Is it a bad thing? Nope — in fact, it would have been bad if the film tried to cover everything around Din and Grogu, spreading itself too thin.

I'm a fairly undemanding casual viewer who loves grounded cinema and the found family trope, and I'm quite happy with what I got. After a hospital visit and having a huge bucket of sweet popcorn with enough sugar to send a rhino into a diabetic coma — it was genuinely enjoyable.

Honestly, the problem with Star Wars fandom culture is that there seems to be no middle ground between "cinematic masterpiece" and "total garbage". And dude that's literally ruining your experience. Go touch some grass this needs to change I ain't kidding.