Sheeshhh

My name is Mario. I’m pushing 30, the limits of introversion, and the line between reality and fiction.

[luxmoogle]

༝ ˚ ｡⋆｡ ˚ ༝ ..I'm not afraid of the darkness. ˙༄.°｡ ˚ ༝࿔*:･

[passionpeachy]

an ode to nessie

[noodles-and-tea]

Fish in the sky <3

[dorothylarouge]

[wishiwereateddybear]

selma_inks

[edgarmoser]

the gaze of adonis (harry hall)

ross watson

[stars-bean]

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1977) dir. John Lounsbery and Wolfgang Reitherman

[cinemavariety]

[maurypovichofficial2]

that 'i have to get ready for work' edge of the bed sit. you know the one.

[maurypovichofficial2]

[awkeward]

For perhaps the first time ever, I’m torn between which version of a Pokémon game I plan on getting

Scarlet pros:

Armarouge (who I adore and need on my team)

Interested in Misdreavus paradox

Academy name is cooler

Mascot is very cool

Violet pros

Hot professor

Interested in Donphan paradox

Academy uniform is more aesthetically pleasing, imo

Mascot isn’t as cool, but still cool

[enteringdullsville]

You’re the one who sets the bar

The hairdo king, the fashion czar

You’re fabulous!

[nuclear-smash]

[machinedramon]

I think we can all agree on one thing in survive:

[hoippu]

[patamon]

Digimon Adventure 02 Episode 47 | The Seal of BlackWarGreymon

[huandamonia]

Yo I heard you like Chandelure so we put a chandelier on your Chandelure so you can make your fire-type a fire-type.

[professorspork]

friends I have a specific trope I would like to shout out tonight and that is what I will call the Specific Goodbye Sequence

I think the biggest and most obvious example is the ending of the Wizard of Oz, when Dorothy bids farewell to all the friends she’s made before she returns to Kansas. Each goodbye is a thoughtful callback to all we’ve learned and gone through– starting with begging the Tin Man not to cry because he’ll rust, to which he says “Now I know I’ve got a heart, because it’s breaking,” to the Lion telling Dorothy he’d never have found his courage without her, to that absolute knock-out punch: I think I’ll miss you most of all, to Scarecrow.

I can think of at least two other examples off the top of my head. The Last Supper scene in Godspell is the same way; as they pass around the cup of wine, every apostle has a little moment, a reference to their song or a gag they did. Or at the end of E.T. the Extraterrestrial, when E.T. tells  Gert and Elliott (not quite so much Michael, sry Michael) things they taught him: “be good” and BOTH “ouch” and “I’ll be right here.”

I think it slays me so much for two reasons. The first is that it rewards the audience for paying attention; any time a script turns self-referential is like a quiet little ‘thank you’ for going on the journey. But I think the other, bigger reason is that, like– that’s what friendship IS. Developing your own inside jokes and then driving them into the ground; bringing up things that has made your buddy laugh before when they’re at their saddest, in an attempt to bring a smile.

anyway i’m in my feelings about it tonight, reblog with your personal fave examples