#nicely put

[thelaughingmagician]

Hellblazer #75

[tofufei]

sometimes....fics with a lot of kudos....are worse... <- applies to chinese fics too

[doughmonkey]

"Alejandro’s impenetrable exterior only seems to soften in the presence of Kate. The two are drawn together, if just for a fleeting moment, then wrenched apart in the course of the story. “In a strange, subtle way, Kate starts falling for Alejandro and he starts falling for her. It is very carefully played by both actors,” says Iwanyk. “As Kate discovers how broken this man is, and how that is manifested in more violence than she can fathom, our heart is broken for him and for ourselves, because we were invested in this man. In Benicio’s performance, you realize Alejandro was once a good person, but because his heart was shattered he went to this dark place, and he may never recover.”

Basil Iwanyk producer

[saveadancejustforyou]

honestly its the sillouehete thats boring me more than the fabric, like during promo season when he wore thee same button pants with suspenders and blouse but in different colors was so boring, i feel like they need to stick to a theme and change it up within that instead of choosing the same shit but different colors and for the love of god like Gucci aint good anymore, it was interesting when alessandro first became creative director but now its ugly and tacky in a bad way

Precisely

[your-dose-of-mercury]

Do you love, Mercury? Or are you simply existing for pleasure and a higher purpose?

“I can do all of thee above. More extensively existing for pleasure and a higher purpose. I have yet to find or identify real love. But when I do, I hope it is as wonderful as you humans romanticize it to be.”

[outside-seoul]

Like the best romantic comedies, Bridget Jones’s Diary is about more than just falling in love

As a lifelong lover of the much-maligned romantic comedy, I’ve always found it funny when people dismiss the genre as being too “unrealistic.” Those detractors aren’t necessarily wrong—they’re just mistaking a feature for a bug. Rom-coms aren’t aiming for realism and failing. They’re purposefully utilizing a heightened tone to tell fantastical stories about the relatable concept of falling in love. Rom-coms are to romance what James Bond films are to spies, both offering exhilarating escapism to an audience that isn’t necessarily looking to be reminded of the realities of life, love, or physics.

[hockeyagent]

"that was a long ass game" - my mom

[cupcakesquid]

I’m Confused

I didn’t expect cool puns to be so cool