Ian Holm (September 12 1931 - June 19 2020) as Bilbo Baggins in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)

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Ian Holm (September 12 1931 - June 19 2020) as Bilbo Baggins in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)
THE DEATH AND LIFE OF MARSHA P. JOHNSON (2017)
History isn’t something you look back at and say it was inevitable. It happens because people make decisions that are sometimes very impulsive and of the moment, but those moments are cumulative realities. — Marsha P. Johnson
Queens started being filed out and being put into police cars, and guns had been drawn. Molotov cocktails were flying. And I’m like, “Oh my God, the revolution is here. Thank God. You’ve been treating us like shit all these years? Uh uh. Now it’s our turn.” — Sylvia Rivera
THE FIRST PRIDE WAS A RIOT HAPPY PRIDE | BLACK LIVES MATTER
I think a lot about how Wilbur apparently calls out a code red when you’re passed out at a mystery island
For fuck’s sake, I came here to escape this.
This is our most desperate hour. Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi. You’re my only hope.
Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) dir. George Lucas
how u doing
im not thinking about it
#how i’m doing is none of my business
“they don’t infantalize her! what are you talking about?”
not only is the final image of her alone with BB-8 again (eerily like she began) but they’re depicting her sledding down the sand… like a child
they show her looking at children with longing - but apparently it’s not to mentor or raise her own kids, because we get NOTHING on her making her own legacy to the next generation
this is setting up something - potentially her wanting to make something for herself. but she’s not allowed that.
she’s the metaphorical daughter of luke and leia at the end - left in the pure child position rather than the position of being the authority, the one who shapes rather than the one who is shaped
so one can only imagine that the scene was setting up - her “want” to be an eternal child???? if it’s setting up her want to be an authority to the next generation it completely leaves that want unfulfilled - not even suggested at in any form
you can ship whatever you want - but the point remains: they didn’t let her come of age with ANYONE or become an adult in any fashion - bio or adoptive kids or symbolic kids to mentor
The Skywalker Saga films are supposed to be myths. And I am all absolutely for adapting myths to include non-trad family structures and life paths for women, but they didn’t give her any of those either.
They don’t let her self-actualize in any meaningful way - she doesn’t connect with other force sensitives like Jannah and potentially pass on what she knows, she doesn’t help the next generation and there’s no symbolism of her going forward. Her “found family” is all either dead or moving on as she becomes “increasingly isolated.”
And since we know from TFA and TLJ that Rey returns to a childlike mentality and regresses and does “self-consoling” child play when she’s desperately sad and pushing herself deep into denial, this ending is devastating in its subtext.
What kind of a horrid, sexist story is this for a heroine?
I hate it so much. Anakin and Luke got to mature, to turn from boys into men. Rey had to revert to girlhood as soon as her beloved died, to assuage the dudebros in the audience that she was virginal and childlike, that she was right to want a new mommy and daddy, not to stand on her own two feet as Kylo had advised her to do in TLJ. If the entire Skywalker family had been shown–Ben, Anakin, Luke, and Leia, the scene would not have been as bad, we would see her being welcomed as an adult into a family. I truly had thought the scene of her looking at children was her desire for maternity, but no, it’s her desire to be a child. There are zero visual cues at the end of the film (unlike for every other SW movie, even in the ST) that Rey has changed or matured.
That’s the most painful part for me - literally 3 minutes of doing simple things like literally any of these in any combination (and plenty of other options I can’t think of!) would have made it better:
-Letting the whole force fam be there in FG form
-Letting Rey actually grieve
-Having Rey talk to Jannah and take a minute to help an FS kid who is part of Jannah’s group
-Having Finn actually finally tell R that he’s FS and her bond with him/begin passing on what she knows from Leia to him - to show continuation and growth and the future
Not having everyone all together as FGs is particularly dumbfounding because JJ is all about copying the past - and that is how ROTJ ends? But for some reason we have to frame L&L as Rey’s new parents and her as a child??
It’s fucking creepy.
STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS
2015 | Dir. J.J. Abrams
Anyone: u ok Me; yeah just thinking about how I’ll never be this young again and about how most of my youth has been lost to depression loneliness and self doubt lol
The Lord of the Rings: Two Towers (2002) Dir. Peter Jackson “You are one of the Dúnedain. A descendant of Númenór blessed with long life.”
#GOOD FOR HER
THE CAVALRY’S HERE!
me: theres no reason for me to be anxious right now!!!
my brain: …..debatable
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