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I was so impressed at how Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle did an amazing job with the two female characters? Like, we know from the trailers that one is a quieter “nerdier” socially inept stereotype and the other is a more self-absorbed “popular” outgoing confident stereotype and they could have easily pit them against each other or mocked them for those traits but, they didn’t?

Instead they had the two discussing their points of view to each other and coming to a deeper understanding of themselves and the other person without any judgement? In fact Bethany was super positive and supportive about Martha and Martha didn’t hate Bethany for being popular or outgoing, just critiqued the isolating nature of that bubble. And they helped each other? Repeatedly? Those very stereotypes were used to build the other up instead of take down.

What a pleasant surprise of legit character growth and relationship whereas the boys actually got no resolution about their friendship and it was magic wanded into improving when there was no real development or explanation for that

anyway it was really funny and great and realistic girl representation

aysoot

i don’t know who needs to hear this but kaz would absolutely Hate the darkling

todisfake

2020 is saying sorry

livelovecaliforniadreams

sifuhotmaam

Someone claim this I just died…

fitzherbertssmolder

Do you ever think about how on the surface Tangled is just a fairy tale story of a girl who follows her dreams and lives happily ever after but when you look deeper it becomes something entirely different? How it’s about a girl who not only escapes imprisonment but manages to hold her own and not let anyone take advantage of her along the way? How it’s about a boy who did what he had to do to survive but finally got the chance to just be himself and be accepted for it? How it’s about finding your family, both blood and not, and how finding those people can change your life? Do you ever think about that because I do a lot.

whoaiminactivenowwepa

BRUUUUH I LEGIT SCREECHED

Bonus:

sugawara--san

devi and ben might be my first and favorite enemies to friends to lovers ship

khaleesiofalicante

Devi Vishwakumar -

A Summary

sonseulsoleil

little things to love about Legally Blonde: The Musical

“driven as hELL” (I love christian borle)

Emmett and Elle’s secret handshake thing

Emmett Forest and Elle Woods (he has a different last name in the movie)

Kyle at the end of Find My Way on the cast recording

“she’s trapped in the old valley mill?” idk why that cracks me up everytime, but it does

“We’re taking the dog!!”

Emmett wearing a pink tie at the end

“and I don’t have to hit on interns, professor”

Vivian being the one to bring Elle back after Callahan hits on her

“hair products, I love this guy!”

Emmett adjusting Elle’s cap at the end, after they kiss

“and I so look forward to working with you” “working with who?!”

Emmett smelling Elle’s scented resume and smiling at the end of Chip on Your Shoulder

Elle excitedly shaking Emmett when she sees she got the internship

thesevenumbrellas

The only reason we think Diego has common sense is because he spends most of his screen time talking to either Klaus or Luther.

The one episode he was in with competent people, he threw himself through an unlocked door.

Diego has terminal dumb-ass

willsmandola

psychic: *reading my mind*

my mind: in Legally Blonde: the Musical, elle and emmett's relationship is expanded upon in such a beautiful way. it's presented in such a way that doesn't interfere with, but in fact compliments, the plot, themes, and character development. Furthermore, it's made more relevant than in the movie without reducing either elle or emmett to a romantic plot device. They instead help each other grow and support each other. This contrasts elle and warner's former relationship in a perfectly subtle and artful way, as he is seen to be constantly putting her down (usually to make himself look better). Besides using the term "a marilyn" to demean elle and downplaying elle's discovery of Nikos being gay (which was key to their case), warner also takes most of the solos when it comes to singing with elle, leaving her to be a backup singer (see "serious"). elle and emmett, however, only sing duets or relevant solos in their shared songs. emmett always puts elle on equal grounds with himself and never demeans her for not being initially interested in her studies. He reprimands her somewhat, yes, but in a helpful way and because elle asked for help. Likewise, elle always makes sure to let emmett know that she appreciates him and values having him in her life. elle and emmett just work so well, coming together in a way that isn't forced or made to seem more relevant than elle's growth as a person, the main point of the show. they are one of the best couples in musical theatre and should be more widely appreciated.

psychic [while crying]: you are so right