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[championoftheoppressed]

Crowley and Aziraphale through the years.

[buggydyke]

"why give me crowley? why make me complete and then take it away?" GOD FUCKING DAMMIT. GOD. i cant keep doing this i cant do this anymore oh jesus fucking christ i need to be sedated i need to be put in a coma

[royalydamned]

are you fucking kidding me

[crowley-anthony]

#slowly having my soul crushed frame by frame

[muchcelebrated]

Yes you heard me right, the best tv show of all time is a fanfic about the Oliver Twist side character Jack Dawkins, aka The Artful Dodger, being a royal naval lieutenant turned surgeon in a penal colony in 1850s Australia who is constantly fighting being sucked back into a life of crime by his pseudo father who he has a complicated, and some may say toxic, father/son relationship with, which also features a class difference romance between him and the governor’s daughter who has a passion for surgery/medicine because she has a life threatening heart condition that only he is willing and skilled enough to operate on.

Oh and it’s all set to an Aussie rock soundtrack.

[neptunecity]

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[talesfromthecrypts]

That is the darkest of angels. The fifth Rider of the Apocalypse.

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024) dir. George Miller

[gaypiratesandangels]

If I had a nickel for every time Jonathan Bailey plays in a show with a couple named Kate and Anthony where his character is competitive and falls in love with an Indian person who he has shared experiences with over their dads' deaths and realizes he loves them after they faint, feeling it was his fault

I'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird it happened twice

[sparrow-olli]

This scene absolutely floored me. So much emotion in this moment. It's so beautiful!

[crowley-anthony]

[vintagesewingmachine]

no but what the fuck is up with the house 2022 on netflix like girl help the desire for perfection and conformity is turning us into objects and vermin and we need to let go of the past before we drown??? but make it unsettling as hell with the little felt faces and glass eyes and oh lets throw in an insect musical number for pizazz

[aimasup]

and what do you mean the comforts we seek cannot be found in materials alone but the also peace found within?? An ancient generational creature that devours all was tamed not by the support of expensive beams but the defiance of the ones who laughed in it, filling it with life and warding off the darkness that threatens to get us all eventually?? That love can transform a house into a home?? crazy wtf

[r7inyz]

if the house on netflix (2022) has no fans then I am dead

THE HOUSE.........OH THE HOUSE...,,.you barely make any sense but I love you with all my heart

[gokesterthejokester-deactivated]

Hamnet (2025)

Director: Chloé Zhao

Cinematographer: Łukasz Żal

Tech Specs:

— Aspect Ratio: 1.66 : 1

— Cameras: Arri Alexa 35, Zeiss Super Speed, Standard Speed, Master Prime, and Angenieux Optimo Lenses

— Negative Format: Codex

— Cinematographic Process: ARRIRAW (4.6K, source format)

[cressidium]

To die—to sleep, No more; and by a sleep to say we end The heart-ache and the thousand natural shocks Hamnet (2025) dir. Chloé Zhao

[garlicandcheeseinawindmill]

ok so I also have a lot of Thoughts about Hamnet (dir. Chloe Zhao 2025) and most of them can be summed up in "go see the movie" but

I just keep thinking about the part where Will tells Agnes the story of Orpheus and Eurydice, a story that always ends, that must end, with the two lovers being parted.

And then there's Hamlet, both the character and the play. Hamlet is a tragedy, it always is, and nothing can change that.

Hamlet must die. But so long as the play is played, he never dies alone.

As the ghost says, "remember me." And we do. We will always mourn Hamlet so long as his story is told. It isn't going to change the ending but it might, in some small way, change us.

[peigslayers]

watching hamnet like. wow. did you know that your art can express emotions unnameable to your audience? did you know that your audience's reaction to that same art can transform transmute elevate those emotions into something beyond your imagination?

[allthishumanityforfree]

The cast of Hamnet dancing on set to We Found Love