Goodbye childhood. Hello Adulthood.

Nerdfighter. Social Worker. Feminist. Witch. Avid reader. Dog owner. I’m 30 bitches! 

[mysharona1987]

[anexperimentallife]

And notice how we're not seeing a bunch of posts about "don't speak ill of the dead?" That's because no one can come up with anything legitimately bad to say about Dolly, so there's no need.

[deecotan]

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[hierophantreverse]

we all must be more campy and over the top in their honor

[hourphaned]

eat the rich: clark kent edition

[andrewducker]

I'm not religious, but I believe Tim Curry is having a good time in the afterlife.

[missy832001]

the Muppets are really having a bad week 😳😭

[allthingswhumpyandangsty]

MAY YOU BOTH REST IN PEACE 🕊️

[stevieroqers]

there’ll never be another like her 😭

[katibollywood]

she is so beautiful

[filmyshilmy]

FAVORITE BOLLYWOOD SOUNDTRACKS 3/∞: Devdas (2002)

[feddy-34]

तुमने मुझको दुनिया दे दी // tumne mujhko duniya de di you have given me the world मुझको अपनी हाँ खुशियां दे दी // mujhko apni haan khushiyaan de di you have given me all your happiness तुमसे कभी न होना दूर // tumse kabhi na hona door i will never be away from you हाँ मांग में भर ले न सिन्दूर // haan maang mein bhar le na sindoor yes, fill my hair parting with sindoor Devdas (2002), dir. Sanjay Leela Bhansali

[madeline-sharpe-deactivated2022]

How easily you said that you remembered me in every moment. But you never thought that I was the one who was going through those moments. You used to light the candle, but I used to burn.

DEVDAS (2002) dir. Sanjay Leela Bhansali

[katherineholmes]

Oof, the cinematography of this movie, the pain of true love and the way it was shackled.

The beauty of every scene.

[katherineholmes]

Krypto the MVP

[rangeen-deactivated20240721]

Jodhaa Akbar (dir. Ashutosh Gowariker)

[katherineholmes]

Probably two of the most beautiful people in the world.

[incomingalbatross]

There's a post somewhere out there about Smaug being a one-hobbit problem and the War of the Ring being a four-hobbit problem, and it is a very good and funny post but I would like to refine it further. No single event in the War of the Ring was so cataclysmic as to require four hobbits. It's just that they had several hobbit-level problems simultaneously, and even the best hobbit can't be everywhere at once.

So, the scale as I understand it:

Smaug: one-hobbit problem

The Witch-King: one-hobbit problem

Denethor: one-hobbit problem

Saruman: honestly could have been a one-hobbit problem but having two hobbits on it made them both less stressed

The Ring: two-hobbit problem

(Although then of course there's the Scouring of the Shire, which, judging by hobbit involvement, is a whole new category of Problem.)

[valtsv]

recurring dead wife flashback where it becomes increasingly apparent that the person remembering her has dishonestly claimed a romantic dynamic to their relationship that never actually existed and erased any conflict that ever existed between them now that she's no longer able to say no to them

[valtsv]

dead wife flashback where each time we see her she looks more confused and upset by how she's remembered, then desperate and furious, until she's hammering on the glass screaming to be let out

[valtsv]

this isn't how it happened. you know this isn't how it happened. but you still keep coming back, keep disturbing my grave so you can play out your fantasies. voyeurs crowding around my autopsy, straining for the best view; pawing through my entrails like grubby butchers trying to find some golden meaning in blood and shit because you can't bear to face the cold light of truth. you just can't bear the thought of never having really known me at all.