[jung-koook]

jungkook is really the definition of ethereal ♡

[jiniekook]

you’re my best friend for the rest of my life

[adoredaylight]

✴ February 1, 1994 ✴

[vesface]

[the-gayest-dovah]

Better see y'all reblogging this

[nfr-r]

SHE'S PERFECT

"I’m strong in a lot of ways, but I think I just have way too much of a sensitive heart."

[mcgregor]

Happy 39th Birthday Ben Barnes ! (20 August, 1981)

[staybeautiful]

you drew stars around my scars

and now I’m bleeding

[tedllasso]

Happy 39th birthday to Christopher Robert Evans.

[chrishemsworht]

If your goal is to be the biggest movie star in the world, a 10-movie contract is gold. It was never my goal. Up until now, I made movies - and I have a nice house, a nice car. I’m fortunate, happy and grateful. Life is good.”

Happy 39th Birthday Chris Evans! (13th June 1981)

[wadey-wilson]

no offense to 2020 but what the fuck

[shut-up-emrys-deactivated202005]

full offense to 2020 but what the fuck

[castielamigos]

After tomorrow, there’ll be no getting rid of me.

[sixserpents]

Carol & Daryl in TWD | 10x11 “Morning Star”

[reid-sam]

[thatwasthenightthingschanged]

and I remember thinking: “are we out of the woods yet?”

[forchrisevans]

GIVE me the f*cKinG mArker!

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[epiphanies]

Knives Out hints at the self-righteous Thrombeys’ racist views of Latino people and immigrants in general well before they target Marta and threaten to have her mother detained. In the film’s early flashbacks, the Thrombeys each referred to Marta’s country of origin as a different place. To one, she was a lovely young woman from Ecuador; to another, Marta hailed from Paraguay. Their cluelessness is played for comedic relief as the film’s tension builds, and Johnson’s message is clear: The Thrombeys’ ignorance is the joke, not Marta’s heritage.

[selena-soto]