brittLC

[evverythingbagel]

films about being on summer vacation that stayed with me long after they ended

[zegalba]

Sade (1994)

[nevver]

Foothills, Seth Armstrong

[evverythingbagel]

how is this still the hottest moment I’ve seen on screen this year

[theflashbackculture]

[evverythingbagel]

Holy. Fuck. Vagueposting to hell but we just got the best news and I had to document this somewhere.

[nevver]

Nothing good happens after 3am, Valentin Pavageau

[evverythingbagel]

Perhaps he makes a choice. He chooses the memory of her. That's why he turns. He doesn't make the lover's choice but the poet's.

[nevver]

[nevver]

Somewhere, Hiroshi Nagai

[evverythingbagel]

i just wanted to see you one more time.

[robinsteve]

We were friends for a long time. And then we weren’t. And then we fell in love.

WHEN HARRY MET SALLY (1989) dir. Rob Reiner

[caesarsaladinn]

every morning i wake up and make the worst possible time management decisions anyone has ever made

[grapehyasynth]

you guys don't understand how much this fucks me up every time i rewatch it

[evverythingbagel]

I think it’s pretty obvious I don’t want you to leave.

I don’t find it obvious what you want.

[nevver]

Cinematique, Bo Wen Huang

[illuminatewords]

“You are something that I suppress because truly I am scared to feel what I do for you. It all started in the eyes of everyone who has known us, They saw past our fear and pride. The chemistry we shared was so strong that we were liars to them, Every time we said, “no we’re just friends.” And then one day the thought of us started creeping into my soul. Maybe it was the bubbles from the champagne getting to my head, Or maybe it was the touch of your hand. Whatever it was, it lit a match inside of me. Right now it’s like a wildfire spreading through every inch of me, And I could not stop it even if I tried.”

— How it feels falling in love with your best friend.

[evverythingbagel]

The most unexpected person at the most unexpected time

[katyamxo-deactivated20230630]

SCREAMING

[nevver]

Portals, Sue Williams A’Court