#mvoies

[phantom-threaded]

THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING 2003, dir. Peter Jackson

[netscapenavigator-official]

Honestly, the concept of cinema sins has been flawed from the beginning. Like, of course this TV show made questionable decisions and the character made rash, emotional, and sometimes stupid decisions. If every character made decisions with a clear, like-minded, level head, there'd never be anything interesting enough to warrant making a movie over. Character's are flawed. Of course it's easy to see what they're doing wrong as the omnipotent god looking into they're universe from above, but they don't see that. We make stupid mistakes all the time that snowball into major issues, and we don't see the light until way later too. If all characters in movies and books didn't do that too, there'd never be a conflict worth writing about.

[chinotsuki]

it doesn't matter, i wouldn't do the right thing anyway

[emmaxwatsons]

Regression: Stills (2015)

[hilaryduffs]

War Inc.: Stills (2008)

[figdays]

Kawaii scream horror blob plush // Eimiyuki

[cinemaorlure]

Barbie : A Fashion Fairytale, William Lau (2010)

[mysilverscreenlife]

Elevator to the Gallows (1958)

Director: Louis Malle Jeanne Moreau, Maurice Ronet, Georges Poujouly