Alea Iacta Est

Misha. 27 years old, INTP-T, who is more than a little bit obsessed with Tom Cavanagh, The Flash and Malec. I also post some political stuff and LGBTQA related things.

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My 13 years old daughter has a great sense of humour, she drew this today!

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This 13 year old is funnier than I will ever be

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Louder for the people in the back 🗣🗣

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My first reaction was: wtf, of course everyone does! Except:

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Cliff here like “I don’t know what I was expecting…”

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Audience question: I watched this movie when I was 14, and it was kind of like the first time that I was like, “Oh, shit. I think I’m gay.” So I just want to ask, do you think this is also like a movie about sexuality and sexual exploration?

Karyn Kusama: It was so crucial that the reveal was that, actually, Needy and Jennifer had a sometimes-intimate relationship, and that that is part of why it’s so emotionally entangled. It’s not just BFFs. It’s kind of more complex than that. I felt like I got a lot of blowback for embracing the eroticism of that relationship, but for me that was part of the film’s identity. I’ve always embraced the idea of queerness, and I just feel like their relationship was not made more titillating for a young male audience. It was made more interesting for everyone and for the actors playing those characters, because they had a somewhat secret but deeply close relationship.

Megan Fox: I think for me at least, I knew that this scene was not going to be taken for what it was intended to be going into shooting. So there was the pressure of almost anticipating the disappointment. I think I said this on the press tour or before, that the entire trailer was probably gonna be just that scene of me making out with Amanda, and it would be clickbait like, “Megan Fox’s First Lesbian Scene!” So I think it made it hard to experience it the way I would have wanted to, because I was preoccupied with “What is this really going to be turned into?” Which, of course, it was. It was completely misunderstood. From the test, were screenings the bros were like, “Yeah!” and bro-ing out over it?

Kusama: The irony is that I think that the scene is both erotic and really scary, because at this point you see Jennifer’s power and so we’re not sure where this is exactly going.

Fox: Maybe that’s where they thought there should be more boobs.

Jennifer’s Body (2009) dir. Karyn Kusama

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holding onto divinity like a bad headache

[depsidase]

[contac]

When you catch the shadow of the guy squeezing the blood bottle on camera but just leave it in the film anyway.

[jenarion]

A baby pika! Listen to his little cry. Someday it will be much louder.

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* W I G G L I N G I N T E N S I F I E S *

[yatanis]

s01e03

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So one of my tweets kinda blew up. :v

[carpenter-synth]

“They’re bad! Hurt them!” will always be an easier sell then “this is a complicated system and you need to understand it to know what measures you can safely take”.

Not to everyone, but often enough.

And yes, I do mean that this is applicable to politics as a whole. Look how hard a sell social safety nets and medical care and human rights and … not hurting people is.

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we didn’t deserve Sense8

[pokemiline]

Same.

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[luisonte]

Coño don limpio

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mr clean off the shits

[lesbianralzarek]

am fascinated by the implication that this person thinks that a backflip clean out of his pants and onto a swing would be easier

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Kiss of Life 

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Wolfenstein, for those who don’t know, is a videogame series with soon to be eleven entries in the series, all of them entirely centred around killing Nazis ever since the very first game in 1981.

‘way to make it political’ buddy do you know what series this is

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