Barbie (2023) dir. Greta Gerwig
The Breakfast Club (1985) dir. John Hughes
Redondilla III (1689). Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz
One Nice Bug Per Day
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Barbie (2023) dir. Greta Gerwig
The Breakfast Club (1985) dir. John Hughes
Redondilla III (1689). Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz
This deserves a reblog!
By god. By making it, “friends hanging out doing errands together,” he removed the social pressures of a date for the two of you, but you still got to have the experience and bonding time of a date.
This man is a genius.
by Jason Parker
Devils Spring System, Florida
me forcing my friendship on my mutuals
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La corona negra (Luis Saslavsky, 1951)
you heathens will reblog day specific posts any day of the week. i woke up thinking it was wednesday
happy wake up thinking it was wednesday sunday
it's fucking friday
Something REALLY interesting about this scene
At the beginning of the scene Miles confronts Gwen about the 'small elite strike-team' comment.
Gwen lies and plays it off, saying that most of them are part-time anyway.
IMMEDIATELY after that in the next line dialogue, Hobie confronts Gwen and asks her 'Gwendy, how much have you told him about his place in all this? - Maybe not enough.'
Hobie is expressioning disappointment towards Gwen. He doesn't approve of her lying to Miles, knowing what's gonna happen to him. He doesn't agree with them keeping him in the dark - which is why later in the scene he says
'I haven't gotten a Scooby Doo, mate. But that's what they want.'
He's warning Miles that they're keeping in him the dark, on purpose.
ONCE AGAIN Hobie showing foward thinking and outwardly disapproving of the obviously unfair treatment that Miles is given. He's not angry at Gwen, but he's willing to tell her straight up that she's not doing or telling Miles enough to protect him.
Miles deserved to know Miguel's motives BEFORE meeting him. That's why he pointed it out then.
He's ALWAYS looking out for Miles