This Is Me. @hollsternator23 - Tumblr Blog

😳 <- this emoji but without the blush or romantic connotation. im not blushing im staring you directly in your fucking eyes

livewrre

if you excuse the bad editing it would look like this

coulsons-fullmetal-cellist

They should do a version on The Menu where it's just teachers getting revenge against the worst type of parents

animusrox

Home Alone (1990) dir. Christopher Columbus Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992) dir. Christopher Columbus

filmreel

HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS (2000) dir. Ron Howard

stars-bean

The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1988)

transjudas

Benoit Blanc calling out rich people’s bullshit

those-badass-reeds

I'm begging people to please just learn to enjoy things, genuinely. Like yes, think critically while consuming media and stay alert, but also remember to allow yourself downtime.

I'm tired right now and probably won't be able to articulate this properly, but I just saw someone on Twitter complain that movies like The Menu and Glass Onion are shallow half-critiques that don't actually say anything radical about the rich/class systems, and I mean... Yeah? That's actually ok? They're entertainment products designed for mass appeal. And I'm not saying that something can't be entertaining as well as taking a clear, defined position, but I'm saying that not every piece of media has to be an in-depth takedown of social/political systems.

Both films had something to say, and do a good job of getting people thinking about our current society and it's issues. They aren't documentaries created for a niche group who have thoroughly studied these ideals, nor do they claim to be. Not everyone watching these movies will have the same knowledge of social systems, and most people certainly don't want to be flat out lectured by fictional characters.

Learn to enjoy things for what they are sometimes, without feeling the need to condemn them for every way they didn't live up to your personal standard

ohsuestorm

Daemon “as you wish, My Queen” Targaryen. HOUSE OF THE DRAGON “The Black Queen” (2022) dir. Greg Yaitanes.

cannibalchicken

I wonder if my husband wishes he could give this game he’s developing a pussy so he can fuck it too. I mean, it gets all his spare time and attention already, why not go ahead and give it all of him?

royalruination

ryan murphy’s horror is like “everyone’s evil but they have their reasons for it” and mike flanagan’s horror is like “no one’s inherently evil. we’re all just trying to do our best everyday and a lot of times there’s no one to applaud us for it but we have to keep going just because”