[pieklo]

Reblog daily for health and prosperity

[prideandprejudice]

THE GODFATHER (1972) dir. Francis Ford Coppola

[memes-4-all]

[dailyflicks]

PORCO ROSSO 1992 | Hayao Miyazaki

[soundsand-deactivated20250802]

[victusinveritas]

Art by BlueSky user Adi Fitri

[dailyflicks]

PORCO ROSSO 1992 | Hayao Miyazaki

[jaubaius]

Some sounds you probably haven’t heard in awhile!

[definitelynotaminion]

I miss technology being clickity clackity! It was very stimming and enriching

[asha-mage]

Broke: Merlin is a royalist because he is a class traitor boot licker

Woke: Merlin is a royalist because he was raised a peasant in the sixth century and he has the perspective and values typical of that time period on top of his personal experiences with Arthur to give him faith in the enlightened despotism favored by Catherine the Great and Frederick of Prussia.

Bespoke: Merlin is a royalist because anyone who had to live through both the English Civil War and Voltaire's exile to Britain would come out the other side thinking democracy is stupid.

Transcendent: Merlin is not a royalist. He is the divine right of kings in human form. The avatar of Albion and its magic. He does not believe in kings because of Arthur. He believes in Arthur so Arthur gets to be king.

[guerrillatech]

[jackedjacket]

Arthur saying that he 'tells all his knights' that 'no man is worth your tears' makes it sound like knights frequently show up to training distraught that their boyfriends dumped them the night before and Arthur is getting tired of this getting in the way of their swordplay practice

[whunt]

bro LMFAOOOO

[emmaubler]

[dogweapon]

the author's barely disguised longing for a kinder world

[lunaxio]

the author's barely disguised hatred for capitalism

[grissomesque]

[glitter-hound]

i like that the clock being 7:05 implies that will started his appointment early

appointment times do NOT apply to hannibal's special little boy

[talk-nerdy-to-me-thyla]

Im sorry but i have to talk about how the FIRST shot we see of kirk is him gently touching a flower

His softness is so important to his character that we are meant to instantly recognize that this is him. THIS is is his establishing shot in this short and i think thats so important

[juniperandthistle]

This is more than Spock and Kirk, "going canon."

It is two characters who were irrevocably influential to science fiction, to fandom, to media at large, getting a beautiful and poetic ending.

This is layered in Star Trek canon, but more than that it is Kirk and Spock reuniting.

Against all the odds in the universe, ours and theirs.

Kirk was dead. Spock was dead in ANOTHER DIMENSION. They died alone and without each other. This was their unbelievably tragic and canon ending UNTIL TODAY.

Now their ending is this.

Reunification, connection, crossing time, space, and reality itself to be together again. Because that is how important they are to one another. Because that is how important they are to Star Trek itself. Because that is how important James Tiberius Kirk and S'chn T'gai Spock are to media at large, Star Trek fans and beyond.

This is monumental to a degree that I truly do not know if people can understand and I will NEVER get over it.

[grissomesque]

this... simple feeling.