as a bitch who has no memories from their childhood or teenage years, “i’m missing all these memories, maybe they were never mine” hits different. thanks for the relatable content mr hemmings
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as a bitch who has no memories from their childhood or teenage years, “i’m missing all these memories, maybe they were never mine” hits different. thanks for the relatable content mr hemmings
natasha staring at her reflection is such a powerful shot to open the trailer with, though. it’s significant to her story, especially in this film. self-reflection. looking back at yourself and your actions, your past. judging that in the harshest way. notice her bare, beaten down look (and the way they cut that scene with her vision from aou). she’s really in a bad place. self-doubt. shame. disappointment. regret. and those aren’t my words, but SJ’s.
“I’m done running from my past.”
she’ll be coming face to face with the trauma of her past, her fears. and natasha’s greatest fear has always been herself; the person she thinks she is, the person whose sins cannot be absolved by doing good, the person who is only bad. (the deleted endgame scene with her fear being another version of herself? yes).
she doesn’t resent the person she is now, she never has. she took what they made her into, but chose the path she wanted to take. helping people, saving lives, protecting the innocent. she knows that’s who she is now, but she doesn’t see herself as a ‘hero’. to her, the bad she’s done will always outweigh the good. part of why she thought she was the obvious choice in endgame, and sadly, that choice of hers was very in character (regardless of the way it was written).
but whatever happens in this movie, it ends in self-forgiveness. in acceptance. this may be a prequel to endgame, but it feels more cathartic, healing. it feels like finally, we’re getting a clear look at natasha, her thoughts, her feelings, her fucking movie. black widow and cate shortland is doing what endgame and the russos never could; giving us closure.
they’re putting her story to rest. and you know what? i’m ready.
Natasha Romanoff in Black Widow (2020) dir. Cate Shortland
the rock’s daughter being a stevebucky sounds like such a crackpost but it’s real life i’m—
Being a whore for white men is honesty tragic
sebastian: the thicker your thighs are the more kittens can lay on your lap
ok but like ….. what happened to this photoshoot????? i need more pics of luke in a neckerchief PLEASE
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“You’re not part of my life”
“We’ll be together forever Cal”
Listen up. There is literally an app that can help you avoid self harm and I don’t know why we aren’t talking about it.
Calm Harm can be tailored to your needs and will provide strategies to help you get past those crucial moments of wanting to harm.
It’s also totally FREE.
once again, it’s called CALM HARM
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For anyone that needs this!
No one should look this good from such a bad angle
luke’s nail polish reblog if u agree
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