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crabbyyy >>>>> monstrouscrustacean

so I’m finally moving blogs! after eight years of having this blog, I think it’s about time to have a fresh start. I’m going to have one blog for my art and my gifs and all my other whatnots, since right now I have a separate one. with this new blog I’m gonna be even more serious about curating the stuff I reblog onto there, which is part of why I need a whole new place for it. so yeah, find me at @monstrouscrustacean and excuse the sudden follow spree if you were one of them. see you there~

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i know that the point of venom’s character is supposed to be menacing and scary, and it should be terrifying considering it’s a being that latches onto you and never lets go, and they'll do anything not to let go of you but when i read it i then start to think “if i had someone who thinks that much of me i’d never let go of them too” in short, date a symbiote whose loyalty game is unbeatable

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so regardless of the reviews it’s been getting I’m still seeing venom why? well, I’m aware it isn’t too good, and the main sticking point for me is why anyone ever thought venom was meant for a pg-13 rating. but my personal reason is that between spiderman 3 (bearing in mind that the director didn’t like venom and was only contractually obligated to put him in the film) and now, it took eleven years to get big ‘ol edgy globby back on the big screen. “save your money, it’s not worth the admission price”? maybe on any other case, but in venom’s case, it’s a long overdue return to the screen. it’s not perfect, sure--and it’s not all that good to most, but if it reignites interest in the character to a wider audience, i’m all for it. so whatever the next outing is for him on film, animated or live-action (leaning towards the former; please whoever the powers may be i will throw money at an animated!venom on the big screen, but i digress), this movie’s a (very shaky) start. tl;dr, it took eleven years to get venom a role in a movie; it ain’t a perfect comeback but fuck it it’s a comeback

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also we’re coming up to four years of big hero 6 on a scale of one to ten how old are you feeling right now just realizing that

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so i caved and FINALLY played the reignited trilogy lord have mercy i want to live in every realm the entire game’s stunning i do wish the camera was a little less difficult to handle; it does make dealing with certain enemies/bosses a slight more difficult. also i am still inept at certain simple jumps, but that’s more my fault than anything otherwise I’VE BEEN WANTING THIS FOR SO LONG AND IT DELIVERED IN EVERY GOOD WAY

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i personally don’t know where everyone else is coming from, but if you’re in a place where you are being oppressed or put down in whatever way, fight back. even if it’s as simple as finding time for self-care or it’s making a big decision as walking away from a toxic environment or making steps to change it yourself, just fucking do it. and no, don’t ever fucking tell yourself that there’s no way to win. you’re capable of winning, and i don’t even know who you are, but you just are capable of that.

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so about that christopher robin movie initially I’d only been waiting to see pooh and his friends and all their scenes but it was a pleasant surprise. I won’t even lie, every time they were onscreen I’d bunched up in my seat, only barely melting into inelegant squealing. especially when pooh talks. EVERY MOMENT of when he talks. that’s pretty much all I can say without getting into spoilers, so--in all, it isn’t groundbreaking by any means, but you’ll probably want to see it just for pooh and his friends.

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but seriously how different would things be if every state of mind or emotion were portrayed as big bara dudes