character designs of all time: holidays edition (pt. 2)
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character designs of all time: holidays edition (pt. 2)
(1993, Epic, EAS 4976) Remix by David Morales.
I’m keeping my heart open, Hoping you won’t stab me in it. “Cause I’ve been in love before. And when I had to pay, I didn’t. I lose my sanity, Tryin’ to measure your intentions. What do you want from me? How much will it be?
Luther Vandross and Janet Jackson feat Bell Biv Devoe and Ralph Tresvant - The Best Things in Life are Free (Classic 12" with Rap)
those fine moments when the game autonomously does interesting stuff✨
context
that's Amelia's boyfriend David. all day at school. everytime I checked on her he was somewhere around giving her weird looks. then she got on detention. with Max
Max asked her out a few days ago on a text and she said no. bc she has a boyfriend. they hardly ever talk
they're on detention and out of nowhere David shows up. again. giving her the weird looks. he's not on detention. and suddenly Max started picking on him and he got all angry and embarrassed
it was glorious! 🤣 and I was overjoyed taking screenies 🤣
those expressions were priceless. and Amelia was enjoying it?! yay girl
Cream 1997 with Daft Punk, Dubmatique and Bran Van 3000.
31 août 1997, 25$
West Side Story (dir. Steven Spielberg).
Spielberg's lavishly faithful West Side Story remake offers many little improvements from the 1961 classic in so many ways from a stronger cast, a restaging of its original choreography (done by Justin Peck), and a more culturally appropriate cast. It's a breathtaking realization of music and melodrama that brings new things to such old standards while letting us fondly remember its timelessness. It remains magical and pure cinema.