[veteran-ranger]

I think there's something beautiful about the twist that it was actually Max, who was born in the wasteland, that came from a true loving family and community, while Lucy's loving family and community was a manifactured lie. Idk, something just so poetic about the whole thing.

[depsidase]

[wulfhalls]

couple of all time

[vaultkniqht]

"This hug wasn't even scripted, it literally was just what we did in rehearsal. It just felt so right."

– Aaron in the 2x08 commentary

[emilinqa]

im desensitized to star trek aliens when i watch w ppl who aren't im always shocked when they laugh like sorry. are we not here for the express purpose of watching guys in obscene amounts of silicone facial prosthetics. i'm living in a world where this is all beautiful and natural to me

[cradleofcreature]

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? 🐑⚡️

A book cover I made for a simcontest. This book will always hold a special place in my heart... 💚 Just a heads up.....this isn't supposed to be any specific character from the story, it’s just my own personal vision and interpretation of the aesthetic...

[endless-yapping]

[crowwkui]

ruthye tries ice cream

[crowwkui]

bonus clark and conner

[stonesense]

sometimes that character just wouldn’t hide an injury. it’s a great trope but only if they would do that.

[stonesense]

and sometimes the character wouldn’t try to push through sickness and do their day job or whatever. again i see what you’re going for but sometimes in these fics something else can happen. open your hearts and minds to scenarios such as “the character is actually pretty expressive about their needs and is willing to complain a lot but the other characters still don’t take it that seriously for whatever reason and have to deal with the guilt and quencies after”. or “the character takes a rest at the appropriate time (or earlier!) but then faces punishment/being ignored/hostility for doing so and that is what worsens their condition into a serious one.” or “the character is a practical one who informs people sensibly and takes every necessary step, yet to their distress their condition still spirals out of the control.” or whatever else but just do you see what i’m saying not every character is a silent sufferer and that isn’t the only way to put them in a situation . we can innovate

[thememedaddy]

[like-this-n-like-that]

Waiting to see if The Thing you assumed was going to happen in the movie will happen, if the guy you assumed is The Killer in the first few chapters of the book you're reading is actually the killer, waiting for people who talk slowly to end their sentence, your patience as you're trapped behind a slow walker... it's endless. Endless I tell you

[like-this-n-like-that]

Philip Michael Thomas with one of his daughters Imaj, 2016. Credit of the picture is her facebook post that went viral.

[spcecowboyyy]

a cancelled show can be a dead wife

[like-this-n-like-that]

2006: Jeff Lindsay has Dexter marry his beard, Rita

2008: Showtime marrys Dexter and Rita

2009: Showtime kills Rita

2013: Jeff Lindsay kills Rita

2013: Showtime "kills" Dexter

2015: Jeff Lindsay kills Dexter, like for real. And in a surprising but well explained heroic fashion bringing together his adopted sister and real brother in a movie quality book ending that the Showtime Dex should have aspired to. But their changing his character from psychopath to autism, something I can't forgive, prevented him from glory and so that unnecessary spinoffs could be made to profit the studios that butchered this series into something unrecognizable.

[randomoss]

Finally got back into Amongst Our Weapons, and Lesley calling Nightingale 'Thomas the Tank-Eater' is sending me 💀

[plumsfromyouricebox]

You’re telling me Olivia Colman is fucking a wicker Alexander Skarsgard on the big screen?

[like-this-n-like-that]

This sounds like straight from tumblr though? Like a post that was "i watched the wicker man expecting you know, a man made of wicker? But there were no wicker people?" Like they kept searching gifs for this wicker man. And someone said this to a screen writer to be funny and now we have this movie

[slashfuhrer]

Michael Emerson and Jim Caviezel on what sort of superhero they'd like to be

[cursemewithyourkiss]

The amount of times an amazing performance by an actress is credited to a director, often one who treated her like shit on set, is frankly insane. This woman must simply have been behaving in reaction to a man instead of making her own intelligent acting choices. It becomes even more obvious when her male co-star's performance is praised to the heavens, meanwhile hers is presented as some kind of happy accident.