brb

hello, but also, please go away! -k

[prideprejudce]

that one scene in devil wears prada where Andy says that she would have never betrayed anyone like Miranda betrayed Nigel at the end in order to save herself and her position on top in the fashion industry and Miranda Priestly is quiet for a beat before she whispers in that lilt whispy voice ”you already did”…..that was a better written psychologically dynamic scene between two characters than most modern hero/villain scenes you see today in cinema

[prideprejudce]

the devil wears prada walked so shows like hannibal and succession could run no I won’t be taking any questions

[prideprejudce]

also i wonder if the writers for this ““chick flick”” movie knew that they were going to be creating one of the best written female antagonist characters that cinema has ever seen like Miranda Priestly was completely ruthless but also nuanced and sympathetic that gave her character layers in a way that still floors me watching the movie today

[prideprejudce]

Meryl you were absolutely insane for this

[lrugloyak]

012623 12:17am

You have to live in how you process pain 

had a long dream that was a lot like the structure of Two Distant Strangers. I had this similar idea for a short film in the past and I was mad at myself last night for not having produced it earlier baha but I think that was less the reason for the dream. 

I actually forgot na most of the dream, but it wasn’t BLM related. It was a get killed and repeat the day, and when you think everything’s okay na, they pull a last move and the cycle continues. I’M SO MAD all I can remember was my friends and Pong and Mike were present, and the setting was a big beach resort dining building area thing situated in the slums of a city. I also remember wearing a summer dress the whole way through but I also had a machine gun. 

That first line was something I felt strongly about; I think one of the characters told me that, or I just woke up and thought that sentence so clearly. 

[lrugloyak]

May 1, 2022

I dreamt I went to london bookstores with my dad but all he did was walk with me and over to take pictures for me.

I also dreamed of exactly how the morning would turn out except air was awake when i was vaping and she said ooh grape and we laughed. It didn’t happen in reality. 

Today I realized they might lock for after the elections. 

[ribbloid]

Wii sports: tennis unstrapped

[fishmech]

POV: you’re the first LCD tv your parents bought in 2008

[rampantevasion-deactivated20110]

[solquesana]

current mood

[adonischildsupportcase]

[ryangoslingofficial-deactivated]

[eltonjohndenver]

i feel like this is a hatecrime

[ewaneneollav]

[driflloon]

[fawnvelveteen]

1938

[kim-kartrashcan]

the amount of love emanating from that simple “our michael” is enough to heal all the wounds in my heart

[hamyilton]

is this hamilton

[hilarioushumorfromouterspace]

[sacred-portal]

[ludaprilgate]

[humansofnewyork]

“Our community was hit first. Asian restaurants were empty long before other restaurants. Even on the subway I could sense that racism was on the rise. On television one night there was a story about an elderly man who was collecting aluminum cans, just to survive. He was robbed and taunted. His bags were broken. His cans were strewn all over the street. And he didn’t speak English, so he couldn’t even ask for help. It broke me. Because in his face I could see the faces of all our grandparents. In our culture there is a tradition of: ‘Never speak out. Never ask for help.’ If our elders were suffering, would they even let us know? I decided to call a service organization focusing on Asian elderly, and I asked: ‘How many meals do you need?’ They replied: ‘As many as you can cook.’ We started preparing 200 meals per week in our little 300 square foot apartment. Moonlynn cooks beautifully and efficiently, so she lovingly banned me from the kitchen. But I still wanted to help in some way. So I found a black sharpie, and began to write on the plastic containers. Traditionally our elders are very reserved with their affection. I can still make my father blush just by kissing him on the cheek. But since I grew up in America, I have the privilege of being more direct. I found the traditional Chinese characters for ‘We are thinking of you’ and ‘We love you,’ and I wrote them on every container. I thought it was important to use the word ‘we.’ I never signed our own names. Because I wanted it to feel like a whole bunch of people, an entire community who cared. And before long that’s exactly what it was. We found ten restaurant partners within a half mile who helped us prepare culturally relevant foods. And over the past eighteen months Heart of Dinner has delivered 80,000 meals to our Asian elders. We weren’t able to personally write notes on each one. So we put out a call on Instagram, and 100,000 hand-written notes poured in from all over the world. We told people to go wild. Add as much character as you’d like. There were so many styles, and so many colors. But every note had two things, written in big, bold letters: ‘We are thinking of you.’ And ‘We love you.’”

[onepunchmami]

[greatwhiteprivilege]

[firefoxed]

why would a candle thats already lit want to be with a match

[balkanbruiser]

also her being lit is going to eventually melt her and reduce her to nothing match guy is an abusive sadboy who thinks he’s the victim when candlegirl just wants someone who will keep her alive

[greatwhiteprivilege]

im here for this analysis