sadhangrybean

just some thoughts here and there ೃ ✿𓈒ॱ⬭ᩙ

[jaime-lannisters]

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON S03E02 — Queen’s Landing

[sadhangrybean]

im fucking GUTTED

[luke-thompsons]

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON (2022—) S03｜E01

[sadhangrybean]

LIKE its so insane and so cool to me how emma is able to accurately portray the stern but also 'done with you' energy that moms do

[jace-targaryen]

rhaenyra targaryen + jacaerys velaryon ↳ house of the dragon 3.02

[sadhangrybean]

im freaking heartbroken im gonna miss their mother/son dynamic

[alysmond]

RHAENYRA + losing her children

[allthrumyribs]

This hurt me. So I am hurting those that follow me.

1) Emma D’Arcy THE ACTOR THAT YOU ARE. God.

2) These kinds of losses embed themselves in the very fabric of who you are. I would not blame her for burning and salting the Earth.

[sadhangrybean]

emma d'arcy's acting chops is IMMACULATE

[gameofthronesdaily]

Daemon & Rhaenyra + Valyrian Steel 1.01 — “The Heirs of the Dragon” 3.02 — “Queen's Landing”

[sadhangrybean]

this show is insane

[halethleia]

thinking about the way that ryland is grabbing so desperately at the ground when he’s being pinned down and sedated to be dragged to his death

the fact that it’s the last time he will ever touch his home planet

does he still have dirt from earth under his fingernails when he wakes up on the hail mary?

[primeministerofantarctica]

rocky: im not a scientist, im like the least qualified person on this ship, the only reason i survived while the actual scientists died was pure dumb luck :(

ryland grace's internal monologue like every five seconds: oh my god this guy is like a supergenius, he's literally the best engineer i've ever seen, there's no way every other eridian is this smart, like do you even KNOW how cool you are-

[maglor-and-the-voices]

meanwhile grace is like: im a coward, im selfish, i put myself over the entire world, im not brave

and rockys like: grace is the bravest person ive ever met. he is brave and selfless in ways he cannot see yet and if he will not tell himself that then i will say it for him

[sentrysvoid]

Project Hail Mary dir. Phil Lord, Chris Miller | 2026

[victoria-pedretti]

Ryan Gosling as Ryland Grace PROJECT HAIL MARY 2026 — dir. Phil Lord and Christopher Miller

[sadhangrybean]

he looks so FINE

[electropylon]

[freakytikigifs]

Ryan Gosling and James Ortiz as Ryland Grace and Rocky PROJECT HAIL MARY

[ad-astra-per-aspera-1389]

saw someone say grace had dogs on his cardigan bc of laika the space dog, patron saint of one way trips, because he was never supposed to make it back to earth, oh I'm sick

[orphetoon]

go watch project hail mary NOW!!

[bangchansrose]

never kill yourself because who knows if guillermo del toro will make a film that stares straight into your soul and says "i see you, i understand you, and the cycle of violence can end" and you will leave a theater sobbing with hope

[big-cheesy-productions]

Big fan of the fact that, in Frankenstein 2025, Victor did not run from his monster because he was "too grotesque" like in the original novel. The film established that Victor is very comfortable with the grotesque. He's not disconcerted by it, which makes sense. He's building a man out of dead men's body parts. Why would he suddenly be shocked at its appearance?

I love that what GDT did instead. Victor was not afraid of the grotesqueness of life, but the responsibility of it.

You made life, and it's no more than a baby. You must now raise it and nurture it and teach it and love it, and THAT was what was too much for Victor.

Just a really awesome change that worked REALLY well.

Edit: it's been over 10 years since I read the original novel so I may be misremembering, cut me some slack. I'm not interested in book vs movie discourse, I just like how the movie further emphasized this theme.

[yourgoodfriendjh]

just finished katabasis and i genuienly think that all the people who complain about this book being bloated and poorly paced and dragging along just don't like flashbacks or character exploration or learning new things. im sorry but i had a fantastic fucking time with this book and even when parts of it were slow it was very necessary

[sadhangrybean]

fr idk what you guys are talking abt it felt like i was watching a film in my head

[sadhangrybean]

anyone else absolutely devastated about the story of magnolia, nick, and theo kripke??? because yeah they were menacingly evil in the underworld but what do you mean nick let magnolia shine when they were still alive??? he proudly let her take up space in the research field??? in the 1980s??? and then they just end up being absolutely wicked in the underworld terrorizing souls???

yeah my fault really for even reading the book