Goodnight Gotham .

✧･Tony Stark *✧ﾟStories, however they're told* ･✧Beyoncé✧ :･ﾟ

[ormundshightower]

"The Buccaneers" First Footing (TV Episode 2023)

[jimothyhalperts]

"I never wanted to be the main character" says the girl with the most main character energy ever

[ariadnethedragon]

THE BUCCANEERS (2023-)

S1E1: American Posion

[modernroyaltyblood]

Fandoms and shipping in The Buccaneers

I just couldn't help but notice some people arguing that Guy is bad for Nan because the character initially tried to find a wealthy american girl to marry and save his family fortune. While in the same breath argue that a man who sees Nan as an escape from his title and status as Duke and tells her that women belong in the kitchen is the dream man. I'm just so confused by the cognitive dissonance fandoms go through at times. What do you mean a man who had problem humiliating his best friend is a man of great integrity because he has no money struggles? Why is that Guy isn't "good enough" for Nan because he isn't financially in a good position?!

Finding out that the actors of Nan and Theo were dating in real life was rather shocking as the chemistry between their characters absolutely does not translate onto the screen. Guy Nan on the other hand steal every scene. Choosing Theo would be making the same mistake Mrs St George did when she chose Nan's father. Theo likes the idea he has made of Nan in his mind, Theo likes Nan because she isn't who his family chose for him. Theo loves what Nan represents not who Nan actually is. Theo is used to winning and he thinks he is entitled to her feelings. It's going to end terribly.

[modernroyaltyblood]

"The Buccaneers"

So I've been watching this little show called "the buccaneers" on Apple TV+. I didn't have high exceptions for it as modernized period dramas have been rather mediocre and especially Bridgerton so going into Apple's answer to the Netflix mega hit, I was excpecting it to be just as bad/worse. Turns out it's actually pretty enjoyable although there are some major flaws that modern period dramas don't seem able to avoid such as the odd inclusion of modern social-cultural themes that have no place in this period of history. The inconsistency of the characters speech, jumping between sustained, formal, unformal and common, the wobbly line delivery, etc. The american smuggness that builds the story's main narrative is also sometimes suffocating.

But beyond these flaws, the series manages to gather an attractive and refreshing cast, the main character of Nan isn't the only one who manages to capture the audience interest. The circle of friends at the center of this story takes us with them to explore their world, each and every one of them are their own people with their own desires, fears, personality, etc. The Buccaneers does stand out with rather well executed costumes and great locations. The use of modern music is the only thing I really can't get over, it's just dreadful.

[ormundshightower]

"The Buccaneers" Failed Betrayal (TV Episode 2023)

[modernroyaltyblood]

THE BUZZ.

[ariadnethedragon]

THE BUCCANEERS (2023-)

S1E1: American Posion

[ariadnethedragon]

THE BUCCANEERS (2023-)

S1E3: The Perfect Duchess

[ormundshightower]

"The Buccaneers" The Perfect Duchess (TV Episode 2023)

[habibialkaysani]

how it started 🥰 | how it’s going 😍

[candicepattonsdaily]

No cause they were crazy for this adhksjdk

[redfield5x5]

[irisandtheflash]

4.08 | 7.18: #just soulmate things

[redfield5x5]

3x23 | 8x20

[sophie-baek]

THE FLASH Season 8, Episode 20: Negative, Part Two

[modernroyaltyblood]

Parents

[mattmurdockstanaccount]

When I watched BP:WF there were moments in the movie where the theater stood still.No one made a noise.It was so quiet you could hear people's hearts beat.You could feel the grief in air and I've never felt that in a theater.It truly felt like we all lost a loved one in that theater and i've never felt more connected to a group of strangers in my life.

[wenellyb]

I'm in love with the way Tenoch and Letitia talk about each other and about working together. You can feel the love and mutual respect and it translates beautifully on screen (Part 1/2)

[modernroyaltyblood]

Just saying...