stinky

also known as @artificialstrawberry

[hanavbara]

everything’s GNARLY 💚 #KATSEYE

[margoterobbies]

FLORENCE PUGH as YELENA BELOVA in THUNDERBOLTS* (2025)

[comingupwithjoshdun]

I think the best way to describe thunderbolts is Avengers (2012) but it’s actually found family and not just coworkers

[strwbrrs-r-nice]

i want 50 avengers tower fanfics of the thunderbolts on my desk by morning do you hear me

[swiftiedaisies]

rip 2012-2014 tumblr, you would have LOVED thunderbolts*

[sylvleon]

watching atla for the first time

[verlierer-is-lost]

Zuko and Aang, based on the cast photos from the live action Avatar series

[valerie-leona-deactivated202405]

spotted: Across the Spider-Verse references Everything Everywhere All At Once through a parody billboard ad

[daenerys-targaryen]

btw if you watched the little mermaid remake and even remotely liked it please give it a good rating on IMDb because ‘critics’ (aka racists) keep marking the movie down even though general audience rates it at 9.5% and I KNOW we are anti disney here but halle deserves so much better :(

[id-be-home-with-you]

Also begging y’all to not sexualize Joel saying baby girl at the end of a very emotionally cathartic moment of a return to safety for Ellie from almost getting SA

[detailspecialist]

#try not to say daughter challenge

ELLIE WILLIAMS in “LEFT BEHIND”

[seniphile]

spot the difference

[consultingfujoshi]

love love LOVE how this episode portrayed ellie and joel as a pair of feral cats that got picked up off the street and have a tag on their enclosure at the shelter that says "they are bonded and cannot be adopted separately"

[mikewheely]

Craig Mazin: And there is something weird in the air here in Jackson. And it happens right away when they enter Jackson and Ellie watches Joel run over to his brother. There you can see a jealousy in her, or a fear, "Wait..."

Troy Baker: "He is mine!"

Craig Mazin: Yeah... "That one is mine!"

[stil-lindigo]

when worlds collide

[cornyonmains]

I am on Youtube, watching middle-aged straight men bawl their eyes out watching episode 3 of The Last Of Us. I am seeing them write huge essays on Reddit about how this episode changed their entire worldview. I am not remotely exaggerating when I say this episode of television deserves to be memorialized as an important part of LGBTQ+ history, because it moved the dial in a way a thousand standard liberal band-aid measures could not. This episode of TV is why fascists destroy art.

They better make it rain Emmy's on this show. I may be a pencil with hair, but I'm a feral pencil with hair. The thought of this show, this episode specifically, not getting an Emmy, is already actively pissing me off.

[i83andrew]

ok I need you guys to stop being horndogs and start writing some angst to fluff