Frankly, my dear, I'm doing stuff

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[nat-20s]

I think my favorite thing about RRR is that basically every single thing in it was a like. "Should we do this realistically or should we do this in a way that's SO fucking sick". And they chose the fucking sick way every damn time!!!

[somekindofdosti]

-- The New Burlesque

This is a friendly reminder that Naatu Naatu is an item song.

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[ideemthatsheyetlives]

They're soooooo fucking gayyyyyyyy

[loverboybrightsideghost]

edmond dantès was imprisoned for fourteen years when he was nineteen and when he escaped he immediately became the joker and honestly who can blame him. franz immediately clocking his shit like "wow i can tell from your Everything that you are not okay" and dantès proceeding to give an even MORE joker-like rant à la "i'm actually perfectly happy, could a depressed person do THIS" is hilarious

[karl-von-moor-official]

god i really hope vienna waits for us...

[karl-von-moor-official]

Karl’s villain origin story was really just that he was a little too smart, too sexy and too beloved, so you’d better watch out…

[karl-von-moor-official]

Ok but consider: A production of Hamlet that starts with the last scene and then Horatio has to play his role in the rest of the play, but he’s still completely dissolved in tears. Everyone else is oblivious and he has to keep it together for the sake of storytelling, but his voice cracks as he says “I think I saw him yesternight”, regret filling his tone, and he frantically holds on to Hamlet as he begs him not to follow the ghost; he practically chokes on his words as he shouts, “Be rul’d!” And he knows it’s no use, but he’s so reluctant to play his part in this and he can barely keep his emotions at bay. And then the end of the story draws nearer. He takes longer and longer to say his lines. He hesitates, tries to stretch out the little time he’s got left with Hamlet. He doesn’t want to be in this narrative, but he is. Until finally, as Hamlet decides to duel Laertes, Horatio simply gives up. Reluctantly, but knowingly, he accepts the fact that there’s nothing he can do but play his part and relive it all, just to honor Hamlet’s legacy and story. And Hamlet dies in his arms a second time.

[ideemthatsheyetlives]

What if we turned Hamlet into Hadestown.

Maybe this is what Hamlet 2 (2008) is about.

[marypickfords]

The Laughing Woman (Piero Schivazappa, 1969)

[elcineblue]

SHARI SHATTUCK

[ideemthatsheyetlives]

[ideemthatsheyetlives]

"What would you say this is, commander?"

"It's incredible."

"Actually, it's a grain of puffed wheat, sir."

"Yes, I have to agree."

"In fact, commander, it's a grain of pollen."

"Uh."

"Actually, it's a rock formation."

"Wh-What are you—?"

"Actually, it's a section of fractured polystyrene."

"Oh, come on."

"Actually, it's a sa—"

"Yes. So, while we've all been looking into outer space, men like you have been sitting on this."

"Puffed wheat, sir."

"Yes."

"It's been known for 25 years, but it needs development."

"Yes. It's a vast area, almost completely unexplored; but, I believe, it will give us the answers to some of the basic questions about the universe."

[ideemthatsheyetlives]

"go deeper into that extra thick place in your own unconscious"

[ideemthatsheyetlives]

Remembering this song existed (and still exists):

This album might be one of the most impenetrable pieces of craft and art that I'm acquainted with.

But also this song might be gender affirming to someone who's a girl.

So, thanks Lord Shaftesbury.

[ideemthatsheyetlives]

Actually kind of fucked that one of the people involved in this album now semi-regularly uses AI-generated stuff.

This album is just so ... weird in a deliberate way that it's just hard to reconcile that with AI use.

Lord Shaftesbury innocent, though (as far as I can tell).

[ideemthatsheyetlives]

Remembering this song existed (and still exists):

This album might be one of the most impenetrable pieces of craft and art that I'm acquainted with.

But also this song might be gender affirming to someone who's a girl.

So, thanks Lord Shaftesbury.

[mttztrading]

He's fucked up, sure, but the boy's always been a little fucked up. His father did that to him.

Patrick Ball as Hamlet

[ideemthatsheyetlives]

omg they did a Hamlet with Ty Molbak in it (he does not play Hamlet)

[str8aura-no-not-that-one]

IGOR YOU FOOL! I SAID GRAB THE BIMBOFICATION RAY!!!! THATS YHE BILBOFICATION RAY!!!!!

[ideemthatsheyetlives]

Poop size and consistency is another one of the tools the patriarchy uses to divide us on an arbitrary basis that reinforces the gender hierarchies disseminated within society. The stereotype of solid, large poop as "manly" further contributes to sexist notions about the intersection of gender and areas such as health and diet.

Consequently, due to its high fibre content, eating Weetabix is seen as an intimidating sign of strength and ability to fight in masculine-normative spaces (as evidenced by this advertisement).

Therefore, the niche meme of associating Weetabix with forced feminisation (as a result of the book series Sisters of Dorley Hall) is more radical than has previously have been hypothesised.

It's a way of claiming high-fibre diets as a possible component of femininity, further undermining the insidious ways in which the patriarchy exerts pressure to restrict people's options so as to force them to conform to imposed standards of binary gender norms.

[ideemthatsheyetlives]

Gareth Damian Martin is truly a visionary for creating a brand-new genre: "fungalpunk"

[pegasusdrawnchariots]

Shit man, this Gascon war is fucked. I just saw a guy clap his hands together and say "à la fin de l'envoi, je touche" or some similar shit, and 100 men around him turned inside out, had their tibia explode and then disappeared. The camera didn't even go onto him, that's how common shit like this is. My ass is casting duel and level 2 ferret. I think I just heard "power word:panache" two groups over. I gotta get the fuck outta here.