Dev Patel for The New York Times (ph: Justin J. Wee)
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Dev Patel for The New York Times (ph: Justin J. Wee)
slumdog millionaire is life changing
also guess who discovered the stabiliser tool for ur pen AHAHA
he’s so greasy nasty in this movie why is no one talking about this
Dev Patel as Jamal Malik SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE (2008)
Free to Choose, Free to Choose Love
The Libra archetype is focused on relatedness, partnership, cooperation, and covers all things social. It’s an idealistic sign that seeks fairness and balance. This forces Libra to make judgments, but there are always consequences. Life is rarely that straightforward. No matter how hard you try to live up to the ideals of the Good, the True, and the Beautiful, you’re going to fall short at some point. Nobody is perfect. And how do you define the good, the true and the beautiful, when they mean different things to different people? Context is everything. Judgment means making a choice and that requires consciousness and reflection. Libra is about what happens after the initial madness of falling in love has worn off. The sign may be ruled by Venus, the planet of relationships, but it’s more interested in the idea of love than the messy emotional reality of it. Love is a choice and can only exist in the world of duality. Intimacy and understanding require compromise and appreciation. Love is a choice, but it’s also an art. We have to choose to love. If we don’t, civilization fails.
Films that represent the Libra archetype include anything about relationships, love, and the balance/war between the sexes, plus courtroom dramas, justice, judgment, and fairness
Fergus in The Crying Game (1992)
Elio & Oliver in Call Me by Your Name (2017)
Susan Vance & Dr. David Huxley in Bringing Up Baby (1938)
Andy Dufresne in The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
Evey Hammond in V for Vendetta (2005)
Jamal Malik in Slumdog Millionaire (2009)
(source: jessicadavidson)
Dev Patel × GQ
A friend or significant other’s favorite movie
Slumdog Millionaire - ★★★★★
D: It is written.