#instant classic

[beesagenda]

ok imagine if melfrank did the infamous gillovny emmys kiss at some healthcare awards.

imagine.

everyone claps. the camera is on langdon. he leans back for an easy, celebratory kiss with mel, before turning and kissing his wife.

confused clapping continues.

bonus points if you actually imagine that its pdeardz

[revelingrexan]

Alastor's version of "absolute cinema" :)

[doccywhomst]

ok so yeah rtd ships mclennon but can we all unite in appreciation of the fact that the doctor’s most valuable and crucial asset has never been their strength or pure intellect, but the support of their friends and allies? this stupid bastard would be dead a hundred billion times over otherwise, but has managed to only die like…. fifteenish times in three thousand years. pretty solid ratio

[commodoresays]

Flint v. Vane

[stimtickle]

I drove over an hour and a half to see Frankenstein on the big screen and it was absolutely worth it. I’ve read the classic book by Mary Shelley twice, and over the years there has never been a faithful adaptation. Nobody has ever really understood the heart of the story until now, and Guillermo del Toro has taken his dream project and crafted it into his finest achievement.

And while of course I’ll eventually rewatch it on Netflix, it’s a cinematic experience that demands to be seen on the big screen. The sheer beauty of it is stunning to behold, even outdoing Crimson Peak.

Del Toro renders this essential story of humanity with heartbreaking intimacy. The film is frequently emotionally naked and I had to just cry a couple of times, especially from Jacob Elordi’s versatility.

It’s incredibly moving and finally, Frankenstein has been done right.💙

[likeawildflower]

Run BTS at the Yet to Come Busan concert - Yoongi focus

[officialchristiancagebbgirlblog]

My sweet boy

[withbriefthanksgiving]

Venom - Slum Princess