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[whatiwishicculd-deactivated2015]

Tips for being an adult:

there are none

don’t become an adult

stay a child forever

Peter Pan was right

[mattymurdox]

#I need ‘peter pan was right’ on a t-shirt

[tomshardy]

[jessicahenwicks-deactivated2018]

L: The Winter Soldier / R: Bucky Barnes

[trashgarbageking]

is it possible to watch an ep of criminal minds w/o being distracted by his beautiful face?

[murdock]

[onemancabaret-deactivated202412]

I left the library at 6am and have no memory of making this video and I don’t understand it but this is why you don’t pull all-nighters kids

[allihavelivedfor]

College kids be like

[waitwhatdidtheysay]

[captions]

Blonde: “A man just congratulated me on walking back at 6AM. I was not getting the D, I was getting fucked by the report I was writing!” [huffs]

[saferforeveryone]

prompt: bucky using his memory loss as an excuse to get out of doing things

“So you managed to get three kinds of bagel.” Sam finishes poking through the last grocery bag and fixes Bucky with his least approving stink eye. “But you couldn’t get one bag of Doritos for me.”

“Oh, shit. Sorry.” Bucky’s face creases in embarrassment and Steve glances at him worriedly. Why there needs to be three of them in Sam’s kitchen figuring out the food for an afternoon watching football, he doesn’t know, but this is his goddamn life now. “I, um. I forgot.”

“It’s okay Buck, shit happens.” Steve squeezes his elbow sympathetically as Bucky ducks his head, ashamed of his frequent memory lapses. Sam squints at him and scoffs, because he knows that look. 

“Bullshit.”

“Sam.” Steve admonishes quietly, hand sliding up to Bucky’s shoulder in support. “It happens, alright? It’s not his fault.”

Steve is looking at Sam, so he doesn’t notice when Bucky looks up. He smirks and catches Sam’s eye, making sure he’s paying attention before he winks. 

Motherfucker. 

[barkingsparrow]

[straighttohelvetica]

Easily the most horrifying line of dialogue I’ve ever heard in an animated movie.

[flourescentii]

NO BUT THIS WAS SUCH A GOOD GODDAMN MOVIE LIKE THE MUSIC IS FUN AND SUPERB THE CHARACTERS WERE REAL PEOPLE EVEN THE ANTAGONISTS THE WOMEN WERE GREAT IT WAS ALL GREAT. IT DOESNT MATTER IF YOURE JEWISH, CHRISTIAN, MUSLIM, ATHEIST, WHATEVER ELSE IT DOESNT MATTER ITS SUCH A GOOD MOVIE AND ITS LITERALLY ONLY 90 MINUTES OF YOUR DAY AND EXPERIENCE THIS HERE JUST CLICK IT LITERALLY IT WILL OPEN IN A NEW TAB GO WATCH. 

[fifty-shadesofgay]

also can we point out that none of the characters were white? like damn accurate depictions of Biblical characters

[el--chacal]

whispers this is one of my all time favourite movies

[lindentreeisle]

I adore this movie.  ADORE IT.  And the above scene is a perfect example of one of the main distinctions this movie has amongst all movies, but particularly amongst animated movies: the bad guys are not mustachio-twirling villains who do evil shit because they love being evil or generically want power.  They actually bothered to develop each of the major characters and explore their motivations and how their actions evolved out of their personalities and their experiences.  It would have been super easy to take the narrative from Exodus and make the pharoah Generic Evil Dude, but they went beyond that and explored the relationship between the father and his sons, Ramses and Moses, and how those intersecting family relationships impacted both men’s actions as adults.  Pharaoh’s dialogue there is terrifying not just because he did a bad thing; but because it’s clear from his words and his face that he genuinely believes that he was acting out of what he thought was the best interest of his family and his kingdom.  That’s how you build a human villain- they have motivations that are complicated but sympathetic, and then they take it to a place where you’re like, “Wow, that is super not okay.” 

Plus this scene resonates because it recognizes that it’s not even the infanticide which is the ultimate source of the evil here (although infanticide is pretty bad), but rather the dehumanization of an entire race of people that allowed Pharoah and his soldiers to justify the infanticide to themselves so they could perform it.  Like, congratulations Dreamworks, you totally boiled down genocide for the under-twelves.

Then you have Ramses, who is just a hot mess of daddy issues, and they do a great job of showing the way he and Moses are torn up about how they’re being forced into these opposing roles.  It’s not that they don’t have agency, because they do, but you get the sense of how circumstances are shaping them into men who are representative of two diametrically opposed cultures and agendas.  Ramses is a villain, but more because he feels he is standing in his father’s sandals and has to take up the villainy that his father worked his way into than because he has any particularly villainous motivations. 

Then, in addition to the character development and general craft, the animation and music are absolutely stunning.  The plagues are given impressive weight not by 5-star special effects (as would have been tried if this was a live action film) but by the way they are set up and reacted to by the characters.  The slaying of the firstborn is not graphic at all but it is legitimately terrifying. 

Bottom line, everything about this film is amazing and if you haven’t seen it sometime over the past 15 years, you are missing out.

[lawless523]

ITA about this movie, its ethnically accurate character design, and its music.

[upallnightogetloki]

Bucky Barnes and Matt Murdock are like the poster boys for “I said I wasn’t gonna kill anybody and I didn’t kill anybody, I just injured them… fatally.”

[bucky-ss-deactivated20170101]

Ready to comply.

[sanctimoniousplatitudes]

#this was so uncalled for #and it hurts

[thedailyshow]

Donald Trump suggests that a good guy with a gun could’ve stopped the Orlando shooter.

[keizu]

Little Secret

[la-rinascente]

next time someone tells you Muslim countries oppress women, let them know Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Turkey, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, and Senegal have all had female Presidents or Prime Ministers and 1/3rd of Egypt’s parliament is female but the US has yet to even have a female vice president and can’t say “vagina” when discussing female reproductive rights

[gschwarzkopf]

Reblog the hell out if this.

[dreamie]

[thisyearsgirls]

I don’t particularly like killing people, but I’m very good at it.

[im-leaving-this-blog-now-bye-de]

i love it when hotch gets into his “fight me, bitch” moods and mercilessly destroys people on criminal minds. its so great. and it’s not just unsubs. it’s police officers and detectives… and strauss… and the director of the fbi… there is no one he wouldn’t fight, honestly. if the president ever pissed him off hotch would one hundred percent destroy that bitch. u don’t piss hotch off. u just don’t… don’t do it…unless u have a death wish..even then, u still don’t do it…