get it Right

[evrayle]

[reylodaily]

is this not what happened?

[laridoesart]

the may queen, digital art by laridoesart available on redbubble

[laridoesart]

kylo ren, digital art by laridoesart

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[tottish]

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[artist-caravaggio]

Salome with the Head of John the Baptist, 1607, Caravaggio

Medium: oil,canvas

[hayden-christensen-inuse]

Anakin, Padme, Leia, Luke, and Han would have never neglected Ben Solo for sensing internal conflict. They would have never thrown away their own family to help a descendant of Palpatine struggling with the same exact conflict instead. They would have never ignored him while he was dying in a pit and chosen to only tell Rey to rise. This story is absolute horseshit and insults the memory of every character.

[childe-hassam]

April Showers, Champs Elysees Paris, 1888, Childe Hassam

[reddskyy]

i still can't get over the fact kylo ren saw into the future with him & rey as emperor and empress and was just like "god. ideal timeline" and then chased her through the galaxy to make it happen. legend

[bensclos]

#i love you

[toawaterfowl]

I will forever marvel how Han’s son is the actual love of his life. We knew Han loved Princess Leia, but we have also encountered Qira. Han loves deep and he loves true, always. Leia’s love transformed him, challenged him to be his best self. But his GREATEST challenge came from becoming a father. And we see in extra materials, how Han had trouble dealing with the kind of all-encompassing, pure love he got from his son, and the love he felt for him. Han WISHES that love were smaller, less prominent, but it’s not. And that’s in part why he ran, so often. It was just too much. So when Ben is lost Han can’t be his best self, can’t be a hero. He can’t be anything, because he has no idea who he is without that greatest love.

[bj-hunnicutts]

Oscar Isaac championing FinnPoe on the press tour

+ bonus:

[gaal-dornick]

#the tenderness

[usersukuna]

Star Wars + vibe check

[winterswake]

Adam Driver in MARRIAGE STORY (2019)

[rorykillmore]

we need to come up with an official term for the emerging subgenre of horror that links female empowerment and self-identity with visceral blood-soaked catharsis because it’s POWERFUL and i don’t quite understand where it’s coming from since so many of the writers/directors involved with these movies are men but. it’s all valid. everything about it.

[madamemarkos]

That’s what you were sacrificed to. But I - have always felt...held. By a family. A real family. Which everyone deserves. And you deserve.

Ari Aster, Midsommar (2019)

[midsommars-deactivated20201109]

—Ari Aster, Midsommar (2019) Script