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mrfoxmetalero

10 years of teens of denial

piksiew

bacteriography portrait of Five Pebbles I made from yeast , mold , acrylic paints and other stuff i found

gingerbarts

don't rock the boat!

ayesopod

something terrible. echoes of past intrusions. barely discernible

sillypillybug

This isn’t the usual stuff I post but I just really loved the end result for this drawing I made so I hope other people like it too

I watched the movie it was pretty fun so I used the colors from the album cover of Wlfgrl to color this in

Machine girl machine girl combination

Go check out the movie if you can

Listen to machine girl too if you haven’t

bonefishbunny

ur my saviooooor ur my saviorrrrrrrrrasdjhggggg

papayajuan2019

got back into kombucha and, once again, it is financially ruining me

bonefishbunny

ur my saviooooor ur my saviorrrrrrrrrasdjhggggg

papayajuan2019

maybe i wouldn't be a flower. but i'd at least be its stem.

gjroya

Max introducing his dad to Mr. Blume is one of the quietly brutal reveals in Rushmore. You can literally see the math happening on Bill Murray’s face as he puts it together. This isn’t some eccentric, upper-crust parent. This is Max’s father, a barber, and Blume recognizes him instantly because he was that kid once. It’s a class reality check delivered in the most mundane way possible: a handshake and a name. And what makes it land even harder is that earlier, Max told Mr. Blume his father was a neurosurgeon, and when he finally meets him, Blume doesn’t expose him or say anything. He just lets the truth sit there.

This is exactly what Wes Anderson does so well. The movie can be hysterical and ridiculous, with madcap moments like Max staging Serpico as a school play, but then it slides into a moment like this that lands like a punch because it’s been earned. Because everything has been embedded the entire time, the emotion isn’t a detour from the comedy. It’s been sitting inside the film all along.