ghosttoon

she/her | lover of cartoons and lore | local cryptid |

[polkarat]

OH, YOU’RE REALLY NOT AS SMART AS I THOUGHT YOU WERE.

[danowh0re]

𝒇𝒂𝒗𝒆 𝒑𝒉𝒐𝒕𝒐𝒔 𝒐𝒇 𝒂𝒍𝒍 𝒕𝒊𝒎𝒆

[miithriilold]

more Riddler sketches☕️☕️ jokes aside, I really liked his character, and I never thought I would have laughed watching a Batman movie, but this character is something else. when I saw him going on Live I lost it

[ghosttoon]

I’m slightly terrified that I’ve only ever seen 1/5 of maroon five. where are you hiding the rest, Adam? where?!

[ghosttoon]

we as a society should start to recognize the genius of Flushed Away

[ghosttoon]

imagine if in the nightmare before christmas Jack had gone through the st. patrick’s day door instead of the christmas door and the whole movie he’s just trying to become a leperchaun

[ghosttoon]

Last night I was just thinking about the *genius* of Silco’s last words to Jinx. In the final scene, Jinx is torn between Vi and Silco. Vi desperately wants Powder back, with Jinx even going so far as to promise that she’ll get Powder back if she shoots her cop gf. Vi actively denies/doesn’t want to admit that Powder is Jinx. Vi just will not accept that Powder is her new, own person and that was going to hurt Jinx in the long run if Jinx agreed to go with Vi. But Silco, on the other hand, helped raise Jinx. And when she shoots him and he tells Jinx, who is being pressured and yelled at by her sister, that she is *perfect*. She doesn’t need to change. She is Jinx, and he thinks Jinx is her own perfect person. And while Vi may have given up Jinx (even though she wasn’t Jinx at the time), Silco never would have given her up. His last words could have been anything. Bullying Vi or getting the last laugh or some evil crap. But instead, he looks to a hurting Jinx and basically tells her that her craziness and madness are not her faults like Vi thinks. He lets her know that those are not her faults, those are her *strengths*. And that, friends, is beautiful storytelling.