A beautiful World

Hello, my name is Lina and I'm 22 years old. I hope you´ll enjoy my blog :)

[saposters]

Weapons (2025)

[crobones]

the synchronous AUDIBLE GASPS in the theatre when that car door opened oml

[ormundshightower]

The Buccaneers — S2E6: Every Single Piece of My Heart

[letterboxdd]

luthen and cassian burning their life to make a sunrise their children got to see. i’m fine.

[phantom-threaded]

"So what do I sacrifice? Everything." ANDOR (2022-2025) ROGUE ONE (2016)

[spider-mann]

Andor 2.10 - Make It Stop

[starwarsblr]

Andor Make It Stop | 2.10

[peachandpinwheel]

one of the hundred things I love about Andor is that in the end, all the villains were destroyed not in an epic showdown with the rebels or whoever but by the machine that they worked for. syril was a faceless casualty of the genocide he helped create. dedra was done in for putting ambition over conformity to the machine, and she took down partagaz, who essentially created her, along with her. even heert was quite literally killed by his own droid and his own men. all of them were crushed by the wheel they dedicated their lives to keep turning. it's just so deeply deeply satisfying.

[prncssguya]

i hope apple tv never decides to stop making incredibly expensive tv shows that make no money

[tvuniverse]

It's her.

She lives

SILO -> 2x10 Into the Fire

[gender-luster]

genevieve o'reilly's performance as mon mothma is, quite possibly, my favorite performance in all of star wars. she has brought such life and depth to this iconic character, who, when she first appeared in the original trilogy, hardly existed at all. genevieve o'reilly has been playing this character for two decades now, and before andor, she had been given crumbs, and those crumbs were largley cut, and still, even then, she brought such incredible grace and power to this role. it's truly remarkable, and she deserves all the praise in the world

[sentrysvoid]

Andor Welcome to the Rebellion | 2.09

[jack-abbot]

"Light it up."

ANDOR (2022-2025) // ROGUE ONE (2016)

[altaire]

I started Andor expecting everyone was going to die. And that was ok, because they took the main point of contention for this show - who cares about a prequel for a character who died in Rogue One? - and turned it on its head. They wield the symbolism like a sword. The main soundtrack is a funeral march. A dead woman speaks from the grave and wishes she'd fought before the end. Everyone here is already dead, fighting for a future they'll never see.

But Bix? Bix is going to live. And somehow that's worse.

She's going to live. She's going to make it home to Ferrix. This show will end with her laying bricks for them all.

[staticwaffles]

This is Ghorman reaching for any open channel that can hear me. If you can... If you can hear me... If you believe in truth, if you have any faith left in truth, please, please mark this message and pass it forward.

ANDOR 2.08 | Who Are You?

[patrick-stewart]

I am hopeful that those of you who know me will vouch for my credibility in the days to come. I stand this morning with a difficult message... ANDOR | 2.09

[theautisticjedi]

Syril realizing everything he's done has lead to this, to the slaughter of innocents. He seems remorseful. Until he sees Cassian, the man he's been hunting. And he attacks him, beats him, nearly kills him.

And then Cassian asks who he is. And Syril realizes that this hunt was pointless too.

And then he gets shot in the head.

What a fucking ending.