[shesabsolutelysmitten]

hey tumblr debating making an mcr sideblog or just rebranding this one....... hm

[mosscosmos]

okay fuck ALL personality type indicators u know of just forget them right now I have a new one for u and it’s really good

reblog and put IN THE TAGS!!!!! what ur costume was on ur first halloween (or like,, the first one u had a costume for)

[jaubaius]

When some lemurs running in reverse…

[bmwiid]

[doublism]

putting my infant child in her crib and singing her a lullaby called sleep by babyohead

[unalivejournal]

in the 80s you could go to the movie theater at any time and watch any movie and have your life changed forever. now if you’re lucky you can pay $35 to see a 6/10

[unalivejournal]

everyone being passive aggressive in the notes saying “well SOMEONE hasn’t seen eeaao” look at the top box office hits in 1986 vs 2021 and stop purposefully missing the point of my post

[unalivejournal]

i see where you’re coming from—and i’m not trying to start an argument or anything, just continuing the discussion. i agree that not everything on the 86 list is groundbreaking cinema. i mean, a staple elements of 80s films are cheesiness, bad effects, etc. but they’re /original/. correct me if i’m wrong but i believe the only remake on the 86 list is the fly and the only sequel is karate kid ii. meanwhile, the only movie on the 21 list that ISNT a remake or a sequel or a sequel of a remake is free guy (and jungle cruise, but that’s essentially a dwayne johnson adaptation of the african queen. so.)

another thing is cultural impact. even without having seen everything on the 86 list, i recognize every title. many of those movies are still viewed and loved today whether that be for nostalgia reasons or because they’re genuinely good. i haven’t heard about no way home (arguably the most “influential” movie on the list) in months and it came out in DECEMBER. in 40 years from now there aren’t going to be people lovingly looking back on free guy the same way people do with ferris bueller’s day off.

also, like. the majority on that list are owned by disney. there’s no originality. no individual voice or wit or charm that separates them from the others. that’s not to claim that every movie from the 86 list was some indie passion project that managed to make it big—there were corporations then and there are corporations now, but the industry being smaller back then is exactly what helped movies feel more distinguished. there were more than the same 25 people getting cast in each film, there were different people under different companies/studios allowed to get their input into the final script, better set and costume design because movies didn’t use CGI for everything yet, etc etc. like i said in the tags, nothing i’m saying is new, but that doesn’t mean i think it’s a conversation not worth having . film as a medium has a potential to be so so impactful and i hate to see that impact slip from the mainstream

[fairycosmos]

only thing i agree with dads on is when it rains and they say ‘we needed that’ bc like. we did

[dankmemeuniversity]

[mrspider-deactivated20221213]

morality is definitely a human concept but i do think that dolphins know what they do is wrong

[fractaldunes]

happy lesbian week

[fembutchboygirl]

Hi guys i'm so glad no one's doing april fAAAAAAAHHH AHHHHHH AAAHHH!!!!!!!!!!!! WHO DID THSI

[doctorcrusher]

we need a Disney princess who kind of wants to do coke but is too scared

[fuckmountain2-deactivated202204]

[minmaneth]

…and, at the time of his death, he was one of the most hated people in the USA.

[life-as-a-hobby-deactivated2022]

The FBI sent him a letter trying to convince him to commit suicide. Don’t let this revisionist bullshit slide. The things they say now about protests, kneeling, etc, are the same things they said about the sit-ins and marches.

[furbearingbrick]

respectability politics is a trap.

respectability politics is a trap.

respectability politics is a trap.

[darksteel-relic]

Look at this vintage political cartoon. Reactions to MLK and BLM are near identical.

[demiboy-mint-choco-deactivated2]

His own kids are telling yall not to fall for the bullshit

[butchscientist]

:3 is a genuinely cute emote everyone just got too brainwashed by 2012 anti-scene cringe culture to appreciate it. if you disagree with this no you don't :3

[mlhraiders]

when you’re staring into the pasta water thinking i bet it wouldn’t even hurt if i stuck my hand in there that’s the angel talking

[mlhraiders]

don’t even worry about it

[inthefallofasparrow]

Guys, we were so wrong. We've been misinterpreting horse plinko all along. It's a three-dimensional scene, but depicted without depth perspective. The round things are actually hay bales in a field leading off into the distance and the horse is weaving between them as it moves towards us, with the fire in the foreground.

[inthefallofasparrow]

Thank you, 'sperm flagellar control' side of 'horse plinko lore' tumblr

[cipheramnesia]

I cannot, cannot stress enough how difficult this sort of interaction is to find outside Tumblr.

[firefox-official]

[sustainpedal]

Idk about this one boys, Cookie Monster always refers to Cookie Monster's self as "Cookie Monster".

[firefox-official]

no he doesn’t. he refers to himself as “me.” elmo’s the one that talks in third person. that’s the joke. elmo doesn’t use pronouns and cookie monster is blue. how dare you assume i made this post and didnt know my fucking sesame street history. christ

[clownmoontoon]

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