#james reed

[midnight-bay-if]

How would James feel if he could see how his child was living their life now? What would he wish for them?

Good question!

James would be proud of how much MC has endured, while also being heartbroken that there was so much MC had chosen to hold on to. In an ideal world, he would have liked MC to have moved past his death. Not forgotten it exactly, but learned to live with it. He would have liked to see them safe, perhaps still living with Alek, surrounded by a group of loyal friends.

A quiet, mundane sort of life—that’s all James wanted for them.

If he were capable, he would claw his way out of the dirt to steer MC away from their current path.

[elyksina]

April's Patreon rewards for my dear lobsters @duesternis @augustinremi @jamesreed @clove-pinks

[kismetconstellations]

“Oh, Christ, put that back in your pocket. What, do you think I broke up with you?”

For @fandomcentralsposts​

[moviepocketblog]

My Octopus Teacher (2020, Pippa Ehrlich, James Reed)

[fandomcentralsposts]

the most aggravating thing about 'we are your friends' is that if Zac's character Cole was a girl it would've 100% led to her hooking up with Wes' character James

[pacingmusings]

Seen in 2021:

My Octopus Teacher (Pippa Ehrlich & James Reed), 2020

[dakotadanger]

In a period of depression, Craig Foster returned to the kelp forest of his youth. He developed a friendly relationship with a local octopus, and recorded all of their interactions. Over the course of a year, he learned much from the intelligent, nearly liquid cephalopod.

My Octopus Teacher (2020) is not as horny as the internet might lead you to believe, but let me tell you, their relationship is special. It’s not romance, but it’s not nothing. It’s fascinating to learn about the octopus, and also really touching just to see a bond between a man and such a strange animal. 

This film makes me think of Jean Painlevé’s credo “science is fiction,” the idea that more than just scientific research, nature is full of stories. We project human traits onto animals because we have an instinct to relate to them. It’s a cool nature documentary that blends a human relationship.

[roysexton]

#Oscars2021 ... an overview in memes

#Oscars2021 … an overview in memes

My observations as made on social media throughout this year’s remarkable, warm, muted, inclusive affair. Thank you, Megan ❤️

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