#falabaloo

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

Nehabrak by Falabaloo

[wakeupshep]

falabaloo replied to your post “the absolute mortification I just felt upon finding a typo in my...”

Hahaha I doubt any of the people reading will notice

what’s even worse is me claiming “im observant!” on the same page

[daechwitas]

omg your bunny is so cuuuute! My bunny of 10 years passed in february and every time i see bunny pics it makes me so happy :)) feed him lots of berries <3

thank you!! he truly is a brat but i love him. i'm so sorry to hear about your bun :( i will be sure to give suga lots of treats in honor!!

[falabaloo]

put your music on shuffle and answer these questions, when you’re finished tag 10 followers (im too lazy, do it if u want)

Thanks for the tag @wakeupshep

1. title of the first song describes how you die Easy Target, by Heart

2. second song describes your love life Two Tongues, by Mariee Sioux ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

3. third song will be played at your wedding Changes, by David Bowie

4. add “in my pants” to the title of the fourth song Burn the Pages in my pants, by Sia

5. fifth song will be played at your funeral Kiss Them For Me, Siouxsie and the Banshees

6. sixth song is your theme song And She Was, by Talking Heads

7. seventh song will be played when you think about someone you love Strangers, by Portishead

8. add “with a shovel and a screwdriver” to the title of the eighth song Remember the Good Times with a shovel and a screwdriver, by Cherub

9. ninth song describes your week Death With Dignity, by Sufjan Stevens

10. tenth song will be played when you miss someone Breakin’ Up, by Violent Femmes

[falabaloo]

6 movies that I can watch anytime! Tagged by @wakeupshep

1. The Way Way Back (2013) - this is the most feel-good movie ever it gives me a nice warm fuzzy feeling every time i watch (probs my fav movie)

2. The Lost Boys (1987) - i think the music does it for me... and the late 80s vampire vibes

3. Mary and Max (2009) - so sad i cry everytime :’( but srsly its so good

4. Ghost World (2001) - steve buscemi + aesthetic

5. The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou (2004) - my favourite wes anderson film, i love all the creatures and again, music 

6. Bottle Shock (2008) - this movie is stupid and not very good but it has wine and chris pine (with a terrible wig) and ive seen it so many times i pretty much know it line for line. who the fuck knows. 

honourable mention: Ponyo (2008) - cause its cute af

Thanks for tagging.. i pick @crawlcarrymethrough @tinktrogs @filipino-friend @deetledeet @brodrien and whoever else wants to 

[godblum]

are you still doing this? I want a playlist, bitch

for sure!M: Man I Love - Benny GoodmanE: Embraceable You - Nat King ColeL: La Vie en Rose - Édith PiafI: It's Only You - Noel CowardS: Summertime - Billie HolidayS: Stompin' At The Savoy - Benny GoodmanA: All I Could Do Was Cry - Etta James

you get old jazzy music cause you're artsy and shit

[godblum]

falabaloo replied to your post: HORRIBLE BOSSES WAS SO FUCKING GOOD PL...

you can no longer deny chris pine’s sexiness xoxo

he wasn't hot until he punched himself in the face and started bleeding

[pintoinlove]

falabaloo replied to your post: In the past week I saw both Into The W...

you should watch Stretch! He was amazing in it, too

Agreed. I've watched Stretch a few times now. The film is fantastic in and of itself, but he's definitely one of the greatest bits.

I've GIF'd the hell out of it too! (1) (2)

respeckled replied to your post: In the past week I saw both Into The W...

omfg. my excitement level just went up like 700 points.

Honestly, I can't say enough good things about Into The Woods. I'm insanely excited to see it again when it's released (Dec 25th), and already have the soundtrack pre-ordered (Dec 16th)!

lymondfan replied to your post: In the past week I saw both Into The W...

I think Chris has found his niche, where he can just let go and go for it. As Karl Urban said, he’s super smart and super funny. Love it. Can’t wait for ITW. Saw HB2 and loved him in it.

Totally agree! I love that he's finally taking on roles that seem of genuine interest to him, and that are not necessarily driving towards a specific image that is being manufactured of or for him, if that makes sense? I just feel like for a long time the business was trying to shape and place him into this very specific "action star" mould. It's something that may be working for the other Chris' out there, but it wasn't so much for him (and both sides of that are okay). I love that he's finally just gone "fuck it" and is able to do his own thing. I think this shift is going to lead to some epic and awesome things for him in the years to come.

I also love that critics are already taking notice of him with this shift. Reviews for Stretch, Horrible Bosses, and Into The Woods all seem to single him out in a wonderfully positive light. He's so talented, and I'm just so happy for him right now.