ride home from I saw the tv glow

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Love Begins
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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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ride home from I saw the tv glow
armandisms i find particularly endearing
Elliott Smith performing Between the Bars in Lucky Three (1997) dir. Jem Cohen
Fitzjames’ voice drops carefully, measuring his words [...] There is a sense here that Fitzjames speaks of something more than the relationship between Franklin and Crozier. There’s a touch of the personal here.
just realized aragorn wears boromir’s arm braces throughout the last two movies after he dies 😭
im just gonna leave this here
THE TERROR GIFS │ 2 / ∞
1.01 "Go for Broke"
ill follow you into the dark no gay shit
we used to watch roman roy do strange things on our televisions. we used to be something
armand & daniel / the carnivorous lamb, agustín gómez-arcos
Richard Beymer, who played Benjamin Horne in Twin Peaks, took a remarkable series of black and white, behind the scenes photographs during the filming of the original series’ final episode in 1991. With David Lynch’s permission, Beymer used his own Olympus camera to document the final days on set after the in-house photographer had left due to the show’s cancellation.
A second thought save them all from my provoked rage...Where is Louis?
why can’t you come stitch me up why can’t it ever be enough