wherever whatever have a nice day

liz. 29. ma / i watch too much tv

[noschitts]

[newdoges]

[cultural-antifascism-deactivate]

this is so fucking niche what the fuck 

[richardgecko-a-deactivated20190]

Deadwood : The Movie ( 2019 )

[kuutamosonaatti]

[bob-belcher]

[rachelsennott]

[sapiophobic]

*the jigsaw puppet rides by you on his tricycle and rings a little bell. he is going to school*

[devilsbrokerank]

“Metaphysically speaking, you and I are intrinsically and inexplicably linked. And I’m convinced our true purpose is to connect with each other, if not help save each other’s lives. In another world, hopefully, you are doing the same for me.” Russian Doll (2019 -)

[sonsyejin-deactivated20210429]

Ex Machina (2015) dir. Alex Garland

[rocktheholygrail]

Next time you see me, it’ll be like I’m a new resident. I won’t know any of you.

[blueskyler]

alma garret; windows

[alexromero]

Oh, you better not, especially for those Russians. Oh, yeah. They’re the… they’re the worst, right?

[kaphkas]

Is God here, Captain? Any God? It doesn’t matter. This place is beautiful to me, even now. To see it, with eyes as a child’s. There is wonder here, Captain. 

[theterroramc]

You heard the man! [Source]

[mementomoriiv]

Jethro Buck - Little Big Bang

[grey-wardens-archive-deactivate]

[prewars]

In God’s Own Country, Gheorghe’s story plays second fiddle to Johnny’s, an apt reflection of the migrant experience. No one asks Gheorghe how he got here or where he’s come from. Yet Alec imbues his performance with a sense of his past, undiscovered. “Gheorghe has developed some survival skills over time because he just wants to work and to be able to survive,” he explains. “That’s why he keeps his head down. Until a point…"  — Alec Secareanu as Gheorghe Ionescu in God’s Own Country (2017)

[rob-pattinson]

TREVANTE RHODES ‘Bird Box’ Press Conference in São Paulo, Brazil (December 10, 2018).