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'Cause when I feel it, it's like… I'm looking into the heart of an immense darkness.' 'So what do you do instead?' 'I look for my friends.'

#actual motherfucking hero SCOTT MCCALL

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J.R. Bourne vs. a moth (Season 3 BTS Bloopers)

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keahu kahuanui’s 1337loungelive livestream/q&a

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…But I feel something, oh it’s better than nothing.

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1x05/3x12

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a geriatric psychopath, demon wolf, and manipulative abusive zombie wolf walk out of beacon hills alive

that’s it. that’s the joke

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Also, Oprah made this huge speech at the ball praising Lady Gaga about how she is helping Americans to be the best of themselves. There’s millions of other Americans who represent that for me. Is it about numbers? About how much you’re selling? Is it truly about the journey? Because Lady Gaga’s journey isn’t that difficult: to go from the fucking Upper East Side to a fucking performing arts school and onto a stage at the museum of fucking wherever. That journey’s about four miles.

MIA on Lady Gaga (via andyxy)

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She’s emotionally constipated and I’m her metaphorical prune!

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Melonie Diaz, Verge

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I know this needs to die but in my defense it actually happened in universe so

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Q: We are stuck in a movie phase where our heroes are accidental heroes, or heroes by destiny and not through any quality they possess. del Toro: [Pacific Rim] is old fashioned. Q: This is definitely old fashioned. Can you talk about that, the kind of heroism you wanted to have in this movie? del Toro: I really wanted it to be a very complicated movie that played very simple. I wanted to make an adventure movie where the sentiments of the characters are there, but they’re not the main obstacle to overcome. I told Charlie Hunnam when he came on, ‘I know actors like complex characters, but Raleigh has very few moving parts.’ [SPOILERS!] He’s really a guy who wants to do good, he’s just afraid to trust someone else and have them die on him because he’ll feel it, like he did when his brother went. You better put spoilers here! But I said, that’s him. When he finds somebody he trusts he’s ready to be good. He’s not Hamlet, wondering if he can do it. I said to Rinko, ‘The two characters need to trust each other.’ You literally see Rinko lose her heart when she’s a child - she has a red object - and then the blue memory stains her hair. She’s carrying it with her. Then when they come together they become one inside the robot. It’s a simple, earnest heroism. It’s not jingoistic, it’s not ideological, it’s purely humanistic. It’s about the world saving the world. I really needed characters who have good cores. Even the asshole in the movie, the guy you’re meant to hate, he’s a good guy.

Badass Interview: Guillermo del Toro gets Spoilery on Pacific Rim (x)