Sultan Ghani

Entrepreneur and Exective. Posting interests from movies, video games, and quotes. Instagram: @SultanZGhani Twitter: realsultanghani

[animusrox]

Ramy (2019 - ) S01E02 "Princess Diana"

[pururin]

[a-motherfcking-fish]

Gojo’s pov is brighter to signify his beginning with Megumi while Megumi’s is sunset to signify his ending with Toji.

[pyowos]

a new year without you

(happy new year everyone!! 🥳)

[chuwenjie]

Concept paintings that I did for a deleted scene in Across the Spiderverse. In this deleted scene, Miles follows Gwen to a Brooklyn construction site where he meets Miguel for the first time. I believe this scene was released yesterday as a special feature called "Miguel Calling."

[tarjapearce]

GUYS GUYYYSSSS..... the sceeene!!!!

[linusbenjamin]

Miguel O'Hara portrayed by Oscar Isaac Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse (2023) dir. Joaquim Dos Santos, Justin K. Thompson, Kemp Powers

[dastardlydorito]

MIGUEL O'HARA ↳ 50% human. 50% spider. 100% FERAL.

[punk-63]

[kingsroad]

History does not remember blood. It remembers names.

[kitnjon]

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON → GAME OF THRONES  

“Prophecies are, you know, a double edge sword. You have to handle them very carefully; I mean, they can add depth and interest to a book, but you don’t want to be too literal or too easy… In the Wars of the Roses, that you mentioned, there was one Lord who had been prophesied he would die beneath the walls of a certain castle and he was superstitious at that sort of walls, so he never came anyway near that castle. He stayed thousands of leagues away from that particular castle because of the prophecy. However, he was killed in the first battle of St. Paul de Vence and when they found him dead he was outside of an inn whose sign was the picture of that castle! So you know? That’s the way prophecies come true in unexpected ways. The more you try to avoid them, the more you are making them true, and I make a little fun with that.” ~ GRRM  (source)

[freshmoviequotes]

The Green Knight (2021)

[animusrox]

The Green Knight (2021) dir. David Lowery

[uncensoredhijabii]

Pine Barrens - The Sopranos (S3, E11)

[missnoirr]

When Nietzsche Wept, Irvin D. Yalom / Romeo and Juliet staged at The Globe Theatre / tragedycamp on tumblr / Tenet (2020) dir. Christopher Nolan / Jean Anouilh, Antigone, 1944 (tr. Lewis Galantiere) / Behind the scenes of Titanic (1997) dir. James Cameron / To Speak Is To Blunder, Yiyun Li / An Introduction to Shakespearian Tragedies, Kiernan Ryan / Early Modern Tragedy and Performance, Tiffany Stern

[aqukana]

[cinematv]

I think at some point, Connor’s going to stop being the family punching bag. It’s been building up for many, many years. He was always on the outside looking in after the old man divorced my mother. And then the Golden Trio who could do no wrong came along, and I think Connor had some ADHD before they actually knew what that was. In these dynastic families, if you’re not a shining little star, you get pushed to the back of the family photograph. People say “Oh, how’s Connor?” “Oh, he’s fine. He’s in New Mexico, whatever.” Then they don’t talk about it anymore, because if you don’t add to the family brand you’re not really worth talking about. At some point it’s going to break. - Alan Ruck

[nikolaj-costerwaldau]

Heat (1995) // The Irishman (2019)