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deathdaydreamm

soappppp

deathdaydreamm

yall I fucking bled for this peice of trash pls like it

magistrate-of-mediocrity

oh. I thought it was a photo.

mykrazyuniverse

Damn it took me 5 minutes to figure out why you wanted people to like a picture of soap. You did such a good job people think you are just posting random pics of soap.

deathdaydreamm

this isn’t the fist time this has happened, I painted lube and everyone was confused that I posted a picture of lube

movie-gifs

“I was so scared of you. I felt like I had to prove that I was better than you. But really I don’t know any more than you guys. All I know is that we have a lot more to learn, because this part’s over, and that’s so sad. But it was great, wasn’t it? Things are never going to be the same, but it was perfect. And I may not have before, but I see you now. And you’re all pretty great. Don’t let college fuck it up. Congratulations.” Booksmart (2019) dir. Olivia Wilde

agoddamn

GOD some of these fucking quotes/stories about the production of GoT

Sophie Turner herself was first “informed” of the change from the books, which involved her character now being raped, as part of a joke that director Alex Graves made at her expense during filming of Season 4. As Turner explained in an interview with Entertainment Weekly a day after this wedding night scene aired: “Last season [Thrones director] Alex Graves decided to give me hints. He was saying, ‘You get a love interest next season.’ And I was all, ‘I actually get a love interest!’ ” – Apparently Turner assumed they meant they were going to cast Harrold Hardyng for Sansa’s Vale storyarc in Season 5, to be her handsome and noble love interest as he was in the novels. Instead, Turner said, “So I get the scripts and I was so excited and I was flicking through and then I was like, “Aw, are you kidding me!?’”

[Neil Marshall, director of Blackwater] recalled that an unnamed executive producer repeatedly urged him to add more full-frontal nudity during filming. According to Marshall, this producer told him that “everyone else in the series [represents the] drama side. I represent the perv[ert] side of the audience, and I’m saying I want full frontal nudity in the scenes”

Season 4 onwards, there have been no female members in the creative team - that is, not production design, but those actually in a position to influence story adaptation decisions. There has only ever been one female staff writer on the TV series, Vanessa Taylor, who joined the writing staff in Season 2 and continued through Season 3, but then left to work on film projects. Jane Espenson also wrote one episode in Season 1, but she wasn’t a staff writer (that is, actively a member of the roundtable meetings at which the other 3-4 writers discuss adaptation decisions)

bisansastarks

You told a 17 year old girl she was getting a love interest and it was the characters rapist

kyloren

this just shaved five years off my lifespan

moved-to-ofswordsandpens

Do you ever reread the scene in the Last Olympian where Percy decides to take on the curse of Achilles and it’s such a vital and important decision that he could literally die from and had to get his mother’s blessing for and just when Percy thinks he’s not going to be able to handle the curse and is starting to disintegrate we have that beautiful beautiful scene where Percy imagines Annabeth up on the dock at Camp teasing him and saying “You’re not getting away from me that easily. Take my hand” because she is literally the person tying his soul to the world, his weak point, his achilles’s heel, and just get so overwhelming upset because hoo just casually washed away the curse simply to make him more equal to the rest of the seven because I do

toastbutteregg

bring back 2008!!!

dcbicki

sansa having a panic attack in the crypts when death seemed imminent was one of the most realistic moments i’ve ever seen in the show, and if you’re giving her shit for “not fighting” then full offence you’re a dumbass

lassoway

the man, the myth, the legend who made the iconic “is there anything better than pussy? yes, a really good book” vine is going to be nominated for best director and best screenplay this year

lassoway

future oscar winner bo burnham everybody

praydeathh

Seeing bo burnham described simply as “that guy that made that one vine” is so incredibly baffling to me

starksrickon

the hound with everyone: u stupid fuck!! the hound with arya: gotta protect

phastos

*salutes* to that ass

moncheles

Sophie Turner and Emilia Clarke bts of Game of Thrones S08E02 (x)

xvoidsongs

When Infinity War came out, when I saw Gamora’s death on screen, I was under the assumption that it was used solely to try and make Thanos a more sympathetic villain. I was appalled and disappointed that she was alone when she died, barring the man who murdered her, who abused her all her life and dared call himself her father.

But when I saw Natasha’s death on screen, I knew that it wasn’t the purpose at all. Gamora’s death was meant to show us how wrong it was, how delusional and self involved Thanos was. We weren’t meant to sympathize with him because he “had” to kill his daughter for the good of the universe. We were meant to be angry. It was meant to solidify Thanos’ place as the irredeemable villain.

Because when Natasha died, she had to fight to do it. That scene between her and Clint showed us true sacrifice. They were willing to die themselves, but they weren’t willing to give each other up. They sacrificed more than Thanos ever could. Both Gamora and Natasha deserved better, deserved so much more than what was handed to them.

There was a point to it all. Those scenes mirrored each other in a way I wasn’t expecting.

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rubyredwisp

1.01 | 8.01

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CAD EP3 Trafficking

I’d like to point out that Tandy’s freak out over seeing all of the trafficked girls is so valid and I don’t blame her for looking at Mayhem’s actions in a positive light.

Tandy was violently assaulted last season and she knows what it’s like to experience that fear and helplessness that comes with being a victim. It’s clear that she sees herself in those girls, and to want to fight for them or cry or scream is natural. When watching it’s important to remember she is still healing.

Ty’s reaction was also so valid. He had a clear mind and was able to look at the situation objectively. He knows Mayhem is going to cause more harm than she’ll help, but the difference between him and Tandy is simply a shift in perspective, and a difference in experience.

I like that this season they are making it much more morally ambiguous, and forcing watchers to ask themselves important questions about what is right and wrong.