Merry Shitmas

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[everythingfox]

Cat enjoying the smell of a blossomed tree

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[phantom-kiwi]

lethal protector (of his boyfriend)

[you-can-shake-my-speare]

[imgonnaeditstuff]

“When I first auditioned for Stranger Things, I was just living in Chicago. Just looking for a job. Working at a restaurant, doing commercials and bit parts on shows. I honestly would have been happy booking anything. But I remember seeing the concept trailer the Duffer Brothers put together. The boys took these bits and pieces from all the movies that inspired them—Jaws, E.T., The Thing, Firestarter—and they cut them together into a mock trailer for what they wanted the vibe of the show to be. I was like, “Oh, man. This would be so, so cool.”

[crashmycar]

I met Mikey!! Enjoy these pictures!

[queerpeers]

Let trans people not be put together sometimes lol. There seems to be this idea that we have to be perfectly styled as whatever gender we identify as in order to be the ideal trans person, which is a really harmful and gross standard. We can wear sweatpants and have messy hair or whatever. We don’t have be presentable all the time!!!

[hynori]

Kokomi 🐟

[plut00nline]

People will watch things like parasite and squid game, media that blatantly calls out capitalism and the effect that it has on the lower class and still come out of it like "wow I can't believe poor people are morally bad because they're poor and there's no other outside influence"

[spacelaserlulu]

[bollyswood]

Ho Yeon Jung as Kang Sae Byeok / “No. 067”  in Squid Game 오징어 게임 (2021) — dir. Hwang Dong Hyuk

[deathdrips]

my one and only thought while watching this show

[rafidesousa]

Yeah… :)

[bebx]

just finished squid game and I think I have severe trust issues tbh

[hero-boy-deactivated20250215]

!SPOILERS!

ANOTHER BIG THING INTERNATIONAL VIEWERS MAY NOT PICK UP FOR SQUID GAME:

any viewer for squid game will understand that each game/round in the show are all childhood games from korea. this is well known.

but a smaller, unsubtle nod to another korean classic is actually the very last episode. it's titled 'A Lucky Day' or in korean '운수 좋은 날'. a modern classical literature text written by a korean author in 1924 about a rickshaw driver who went out to work despite his sick wife's protests, had a unusually lucky day and earned enough money, but upon returning home found his wife dead.

a big symbolism noted in the book itself is its showcase of rain and the wife's yearning (for warm broth). the very last game/battle between gihun and sangwoo ends in rain. when gihun returns home its raining heavily. gihun gets fish (well albeit rather reluctantly takes it from sangwoo's mom) for his own mother only to find her dead. despite how the games initially seems favourable in gihun's part, his world ends up rotten to the core when he returns back home. everyone he cared for now died.

i just feel like the director-writer made it such that the whole plot is a big nod to old korean classics (be it games or literature) and i just didnt see this noticed in social media so just wanted to share this! very happy to see such symbolism of korean literature in squid game.

p.s. anyone notice that both junho and inho, the two brothers, are actually playing hide-and-seek throughout the show— 👁👁

[cileekk]

Instagram

[anaquariusfox]

That one tiktok audio of the smiths song

[kanafeh]

Ali Abdul did everything for them he didn’t die because he was too nice he died because sangwoo betrayed him in trust ali was brave enough to face his boss and ran with the money he deserved when he had the chance sangwoo only had to go to jail for his crimes ali was life or death to support his family and GUESS WHICH END OF THE STICK HE GOT.

[stupidfangirl121]

I hated Sang Woo since the very beggining, he was a traitor in the candy game too, they could have all go to the triangle then