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mead-making part-time historic preservationist

[alpineshepherdlass]

[theseformerthings]

It is happening. And it’s getting very, very dark. Not one but TWO Season 5 trailers (click on the link below the video for the second).

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Babylon Berlin - ard.de

[innerxsanctum]

I love when Neil knows he ate.

[reputayswift]

BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER MOBILE GAME 🦇

5.05 | "No Place Like Home"

[alpineshepherdlass]

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[edwardashley]

[lxvespxffy]

Are we few who actually like btvs s5-7 more than s1-3? ( s4 is an odd one in between but I love it too )

I constantly see people mourn the innocent and carefree days of the high school era and I just… don’t? it of course does have its charm and especially is fun to see if you did not have the American high school experience, 90s one as well. But it also is quite dark too, s2 is really hard to watch in the second half when Buffy is going through psychological horrors of Angelus.

S5-7 to me are what defines Buffy as a serious show, so many interesting episodes and it tackles real life way better than earlier seasons do. You relate to these characters, you want to see them succeed and yet they keep failing, and nothing is as easy or black and white.

[elysianholly]

S1-3 are fun. S5-7 are what make Buffy iconic.

I also find it telling that so many people seem to loudly prefer Buffy when she's A) a minor and B) constantly kowtowing to the men in her life versus Buffy become an independent, self-actualized woman who trusts her own judgment and doesn't apologize for being right in the face of extreme and frankly unearned doubt.

Also I'm pretty sure the venn diagram of the people who enjoy "carefree" Buffy and the people who say "I like Angel more because it's a serious show" is a circle.

[twixnmix]

James Baldwin photographed by Carl Van Vechten on September 13, 1955.

[hollygl125]

William Petersen in TO LIVE AND DIE IN L.A. (1985), dir. William Friedkin ↳ Revisiting this series.

[alpineshepherdlass]

Robby Müller’s cinematography in this movie is sublime. Never overly dramatic or unrealistic and still beautiful to behold. And how striking is that strip club locale? How Chance parks his truck behind it? Friedkin took what could have been a throwaway little interlude and made it memorable.

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Maria Dulębianka (Polish, 1861-1919) - Portret, 4

[alpineshepherdlass]

Source: laminerva.pl

[kino-ani]

Ladies They Talk About (1933) Dir. Howard Bretherton & William Keighley

[hollygl125]

William Petersen in TO LIVE AND DIE IN L.A. (1985), dir. William Friedkin

[teaboot]

I don’t mean to be old but computer used to just have games. U didnt have to pay for em either but if u wanted u could get a little CD that put the game onto the computer and you could play it forever and ever even if the company that made it went to hell and shit. You didn’t even need the internet or wifi or anything. And it was pretty neat

[teaboot]

It would be a finished game, too. If you played long enough and did really good you could go to all the places and get all the stuff. You never had to pay more money later it was just there. onn compter

[alpineshepherdlass]

I’ve been seriously considering buying an old PC just so I can play King’s Quest VII: The Princeless Bride again.

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