here we go again

Erin, 21; sleep all day and woohoo all night

[donnasdynamo]

Get ready for a revolution! Two idiots are about to take over your tablets, invade your smart phones, and dominate your laptops. YouTube will never be the same… Except for the fact that it probably will be..

[mehargreeves]

donna and the dynamos aesthetic

my mamma mia videos

[laviniafosterpeck]

#happy international girlfriends day!

[donnaten]

doomsday // the runaway bride

[magiashley]

death mountain in zelda 1-2 and lttp: you WILL die here, ganon himself live here, die, kill you

death mountain in every subsequent game: yeah it’s called death mountain and all that but check these dudes out

[donnasdynamo]

[averagehope]

update : im still sort of alive

[donnasdynamo]

[barrykoeghan]

IMPORTANT UPDATE: THE CINEMA JUST ANSWERED ME I CAN DO IT I JUST HAVE TO FIND 100 PEOPLE TO JOIN ME FOR A PRIVATE SCREENING

so

if you’re in the montreal canada area and want to join me in a private screening of dunkirk and know people who would want to come hit me up I need 100 people to make this happen

[crypticgf]

dONT GO WASTING YOUR EMOTIONS LAY ALL YOUR LOVE ON ME

[simplynaturallqueen-deactivated]

Here's to honeys with a little tummy 🍻

[sloppity-bilepiper]

Harry “Headbanger” Bright? One of the biggest Gay Icons in cinema history. Only woman he loved was Lily James and that’s BEYOND valid. Asks her to sleep with him because she’s pretty and he’s never been with a girl before. Tries to chase her down in a grand romantic gesture but gives up at the first inconvenience. Doesn’t hear from her for 20 years but shows up for the Drama of it all. Announces he’s gay to an island full of strangers AT HIS DAUGHTERS WEDDING. Leaves a super important meeting in Japan to go back to Greece because he misses his daughter. Literally radiates chaotic gay energy in every scene. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk

[ruavermelha]

[kathyhiltonvevo]

Why the last episode of Derry Girls was unfucking real

1) Coming out in Northern Ireland is not the most understanding place to do - seeing as it’s the only place in the UK that gay marriage is illegal and religion dominated everything back in the day. I am so lucky and blessed to have parents who accepted me at 13 years old but I knew to shut my mouth until I was 18 as no one would understand nor do they still - hence I moved abroad.

2) The contrast between the happy dancing and the news report about the bomb - it is so fucking real that if you’re an outsider looking in you will never ever understand it. Hearing of bombs or shootings never ever made me shudder because it was normal it was what we grew up with and we just got on with it and had our giggles with our friends. If people ever ask you what’s it like to live in Northern Ireland? Show them the last 3 minutes of Derry Girls and tell them “like this”.

3) We, As Northern Irish people all have someone in our lives who is completely relatable to that TV show - whether you had a friend like Michelle or a grandad like Joe, everything in that TV show is completely and utterly ingrained in our DNA that we just fucking get it. Or the short storylines about getting out of town on the 12th of July or the wooden spoon - we lived by it.

4) A complete and utter tribute to the cranberries and Dolores was beautiful ❤️ couldn’t have picked a better song to end the show.

What a show, what an ending, I cried with joy. Hats off to Lisa McGee and the crew I am so fucking excited for season 2!

[tariqah]

Wes Anderson wants what Paddington has

[kissofchita]

[emilysblunt]

Lily James on set of Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again