#modk

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6 or 7 guys

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[askminersteve]

OOUUUHHH MODK I MISSED YOU ILY U IMPROVED SO MUCH

Translation: Thank you very much!! ModK: THANK YOU VERY MUCH??? ;;A;; I KNOW IT'S BEEN YEARS AND I'VE WORKED REALLY HARD TO GET BETTER AS;DLFKJ ILY TOO?? WHO ARE YOU??? COME TO ME OFF ANON PLEASEEEE!.

[fandomshatelgbtqpeople]

I’ve never been into Dan and Phil but I did watch Dan Howell’s coming out video, and I’m happy for him.

But here’s the thing. He said some things in that video that are going to piss off a lot of gatekeepers: that he’s most comfortable with queer, that the word he has trauma around is gay, that acephobia is bad, that we should respect microlabels (”mogai labels”). What this means is that there are probably a lot of very angry exclusionists going through all his past activity as we speak to dig up something they can use to discredit him. If he’s had a significant internet presence since 2009, they will find something.

The reason I’m saying this is that you may very well see some extreme and sensationalist accusations about him suddenly coming to light. Before you believe or spread them, you have to find out what the evidence is, what the context was, whether the facts actually support the specific accusations that are being leveled, and whether the op has any motive to fabricate it, exaggerate about what happened, or exclude important details. 

We’ve seen this happen to other queer youtubers after they said things that exclusionists didn’t like, and I don’t want to watch it happen again. Be careful.

mod k

[terrible-bsd-ideas]

Everything is the same,but...

In Bungou Stray Dogs; Liveaction, Kunikida is played by Gordon Ramsay

[ryuu--senpai-blog]

Ryuu headcanons nobody asked for

Sleeps curled up like a shrimp Hoards all blankets Blanket burritos Writes poetries Throws them to bin quickly afterwards Cries at disney movies Still salty that Aurora from Sleeping Beauty ( that b*tch) gets a happy ending Does occasional gigs for model photoshoot Wrinkles his nose like a cat A sad drunk Has pet cats (2 currently) Likes spicy food (makes good curry) Has Nordic cousins (Elsa is a joke I sweah) Used to do ballet but has a massive stage fright when performs solo Likes playing nerdy boardgames (DnD eeeyy) Dislikes fish, unless steamed or in soup

[fandomshatelgbtqpeople]

Someone whose entire family was immediately accepting when they came out: anyway if you don’t cut all of your homophobic family members out of your life, you’re enabling homophobia!!!

[fandomshatelgbtqpeople]

People really think that after years and years of being absolutely vile to aces and aros, they can just claim they’ve changed their stance and everyone has to believe them and treat them like nothing happened. Sorry, but that’s not how it works. Once you’ve actively taken part in a hate movement that completely decimated a community and forced thousands of people to recloset themselves, you actually have to earn back people’s trust, and no one ever has to forgive you for hurting them over and over again.

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[fandomshatelgbtqpeople]

How to respond to the Disney monopoly

Also known as: Why trying to boycott Disney movies won’t work and what you should do instead

(I know this isn’t super on-brand for this blog, but it is a media blog and we all benefit from one company not owning literally all of our media)

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker and Frozen 2 are probably both going to make a billion dollars. You can encourage all your friends to boycott them, but that’s not likely to work. Trying to convince people to give up a franchise they’ve been invested in for years is a losing battle, and blockbuster franchises make so much money that you’d have to convince an awful lot of people in order to even make a dent. In the grand scheme of things, it doesn’t matter that much to Disney whether those movies make $1.2 or 1.3 billion. 

BUT don’t let that discourage you. We just need to direct our energy to attainable goals. That $100 million could be the difference between a movie from a different studio kicking off a successful franchise versus being considered a failure. 

A big part of keeping Disney from gobbling up even more IP is keeping other studios strong. Here are some upcoming movies from franchises not owned by Disney that you can support. Look them up and put the ones you’re interested in on your calendars. Release dates are for the US.

Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (Universal), currently in theaters

Dora and the Lost City of Gold (Paramount), currently in theaters, potential franchise starter

The Angry Birds Movie 2 (Sony), currently in theaters

IT Chapter 2 (Warner Bros.), September 6

Rambo: Last Blood (Loinsgate), September 20

Abominable (Universal), September 27, potential franchise starter

Joker (Warner Bros.), October 4

The Addams Family (MGM), October 11, potential franchise starter

Gemini Man (Paramount), October 11, potential franchise starter

Jay and Silent Bob Reboot (Miramax), October 15

Zombieland: Double Tap (Sony), October 18

Terminator: Dark Fate (Paramount), November 1

Doctor Sleep (Warner Bros.), November 8

Charlie’s Angels (Sony), November 15, potential franchise starter

Jumanji: The Next Level (Sony), December 13

Black Christmas (Universal), December 13, potential franchise starter

Shaun The Sheep Movie: Farmageddon (StudioCanal), December 13 

And here’s a tentative look at 2020. Not all titles are final and some of these release dates will probably change, but just so you have an idea of what to look for.

The Voyage of Doctor Doolittle (Universal), January 17, potential franchise starter

Birds of Prey (Warner Bros.), February 7

Peter Rabbit 2 (Sony), February 7

Sonic the Hedgehog (Paramount), February 14, potential franchise starter

Godzilla vs. Kong (Universal), March 13

A Quiet Place Part II (Paramount), March 20

Cyborg (Warner Bros.), April 3

No Time to Die (MGM), April 8

Trolls World Tour (Universal), April 17

Barbie (Warner Bros.), May 8, potential franchise starter

Legally Blonde 3 (MGM), May 8

Scooby Doo (Warner Bros.), May 15

SAW Reboot (Loinsgate), May 15

Fast & Furious 9 (Universal), May 22

The Spongebob Movie: It’s a Wonderful Sponge (Paramount), May 22

Wonder Woman 1984 (Warner Bros.), June 5

Candyman (Universal), June 12, potential franchise starter

Top Gun 2: Maverick (Paramount), June 26

Minions: The Rise of Gru (Universal), July 3

Ghostbusters (Sony), July 10

Purge 5 (Universal), July 10

Morbius (Sony), July 31

Escape Room 2 (Sony), August 14

Bill & Ted Face the Music (MGM), August 21

Monster Hunters (Sony), September 4, potential franchise starter

The Conjuring 3 (Warner Bros.), September 11

Halloween Kills (Universal), October 16

G.I. Joe: Ever Vigilante (Paramount), October 16, potential franchise starter

Dune (Warner Bros.), November 20, potential franchise starter

Uncharted (Sony), December 8, potential franchise starter

The Croods 2 (Universal), December 23

A lot of studios currently have franchises that aren’t doing well or have tried to launch franchises in the past couple of years, only to have the first movie fail. We can sit on tumblr and complain about Disney all day, but none of that changes the fact that people didn’t show up for Ghostbusters (2016) or Saban’s Power Rangers or LEGO Movie 2. Just shit talking Disney movies doesn’t actually do anything to help the situation. You have to support other studios when they try to compete.