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Daniel Kaluuya
photographed by Thomas Whiteside forGQ Magazine March 2018
#Just a couple of 5 year olds.
Wonder Woman/Diana Prince in Justice League (2017) dir. Zack Snyder
Superman was a beacon to the world… Why aren’t you? You’re an inspiration, Diana. You don’t just save people; you make them see their better selves.
You can’t kill murder. You can’t get revenge on evil. You can only begin to fight such things by not doing them. You can only fight them where they live, not just at Wayne Enterprises. In the streets, in the slums, in the bad parts of town. So that’s where I’m going.
Gotham (2014 – )
If Nick and Jess had Instagram Accounts
#tag yourself i’m Bob
Danai Gurira in the Imagination Issue of Darling Magazine (2018)
Cinema edition
Popcorn or Nachos? Coke or Sprite? Salty or sweet popcorn? Are you sitting in the front rows or the back? 3D or classic?
netflix posters: the infernal devices by cassandra clare
“there are so many worse things than death. not to be loved or not to be able to love: that is worse.”
Black Panther (2018) dir. Ryan Coogler
It’s more of a stepping-off point. That sounds very peaceful.
“A war is coming.”
Amy Adams photographed by Nicholas Samartis for Vogue (2005)
When life ends up breathtakingly fucked, you can generally trace it back to one big, bad decision.