#totes recommend

[alskylark]

I went to see Inside Out 2 yesterday and I haven't stopped thinking about it... It was so good

[morningstorywhatstheglory]

Ahhh I just saw Knives Out, the hype was real. That was a fun ass movie and I thoroughly enjoyed it on so many levels.

[tayliberalsjwift]

So I finished Jesus Camp and while it provided me with a surplus of hilarity and wtf...it wasn’t a very good documentary? Like it really was just an exploitative “lol look at these nutty evangelicals. aren’t they nutty?” Yeah there was the other guy acting as a counterpoint but he was barely present. 

Idk. It just felt like it wasn’t saying anything very insightful other than “damn these evangelicals are crayyyy”

[tinx-methinks]

Willy's Wonderland and Psycho Goreman

Willy's Wonderland

never seen | want to see | the worst | bad | whatever | not my thing | good | great | favorite | masterpiece

I loved this movie. I cried laughing at one point. It was amazing. I think everyone should watch it.

PG: Psycho Goreman

never seen | want to see | the worst | bad | whatever | not my thing | good | great | favorite | masterpiece

And what's crazy is I liked Psycho Goreman even more. It's the embodiment of what it means to be a young girl wrapped up in so much fun vintage style horror.

This is a movie I could see me watching once a year and never getting sick of it.

[pink-spring-snow]

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@shoujoprincessu

@170ml

@maidtea

@bunnylexie

@yoongies

[nctutrash]

Finding dory is so cute ;;

[heart-full-of-sin]

wtf is in Stockton?

visiting my dad today. yay. 😁😭☺️😩

[thingsfortoday]

People of deep faith develop a high tolerance for ambiguity, and come to recognize that it is only the small self that needs certitude or perfect order all the time. The Godself is perfectly at home in the River of Mystery.

Fr. Richard Rohr