#hidden smiles

[plotbunnyshipper]

Love that he did the hidden smiles and not gonna say anything motion

Oliver, what’s it like to be out of prison?

How does it feel to be back home with everyone knowing you’re the Green Arrow?

Are you gonna put on the hood now that you’re back?

My husband, is very grateful, to be home with his family. Thank you. 

[imagine-this-that]

Mom: I’m gonna talk to Billy and indain marriage you and Jacob *laughs*

You: Mom! NO!

Mom: *still laughing*

You: *last gif*

[purplefairydragon7]

ENFP / Ravenclaw / Recovery / Music / (Hidden?) Smiles / The Sky

[feelgoodtogether]

Part of the reason the Tony Scott movies of the 2000s are disliked by many—and intensely loved by others—is the total lack of "big" gestures in his current approach to directing. These movies consist entirely of small moments, off-the-cuff images, strung together into something massive yet lacking an "obvious" grand design. No big plans, just hidden smiles. This makes Scott a harder sell than similarly-concerned directors like Michael Mann, who anchors his intuitive moments to grand ones, or Claire Denis, who presents them as the directorial gestures that they are. The party line on Scott is that he's an "empty stylist," a man who makes "technically accomplished" and therefore insubstantial films with too much editing. On the one hand, I probably wouldn't be here defending Scott if his movies consisted of shots that ran for minutes instead of seconds; on the other hand, I wouldn't think they were worth defending if that were true.

Sounds, Images: Scott's Metaphysical Romances, Pt. 1

[freakinidiotgosh-blog-blog]

So Much Built-Up Anger.. People Always Judging Me For No Reason.. Fuckin Haters.. All The Things Thats Happened In My Life Sometimes Make Me Wanna Kill Myself.. But Thats Just Permanent Solution To A Temporary One.. For Some I Still Find Myself Smiling & Enjoying The Good Things In Life.. :) Keep On, Keepinn On..