~ you're more than enough. you're everything ~
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if i look back, i am lost
we're not kids anymore.
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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@treefairy
~ you're more than enough. you're everything ~
I feel like fanfic writers understand crowley and aziraphale more than the writers of the finale do
CYNTHIA ERIVO and JEFF GOLDBLUM behind the scenes of Wicked: Part One (2024)
Jeff Goldblum as Zeus calling all his god children to complain about the mean humans, but no one is picking up, and his voicemails get increasingly more frustrated, will live rent free in my brain for the foreseeable future.
Earth Girls Are Easy (1988) dir. Tony Garnett
Wicked: For Good (2025) dir. Jon M. Chu / The Great Dictator (1940) dir. Charlie Chaplin
When the Wizard, grasping for straws to get Elphaba on board, reaches around for Glinda, hauls her forward, and awkwardly declares, âyou can even bring yourâŠfriendâŠâ in a last ditch effort to win her over?? Like queer subtext or no, that man 1000% assumed they were already dating.
JURASSIC PARK (1993) dir. Steven Spielberg
Jeff Goldblum and Richard Attenborough as Ian Malcolm & John Hammond
JURASSIC PARK (1993), dir. Steven Spielberg
Jeff Goldblum at the culture awards 2025
đș The Golden Girls (1986)
The Golden Girls â 7.13: The Pope's Ring
Sharing has never been the strong suit of your species, Your Majesty.
just rewatched Jupiter Ascending and sorry not sorry that movie holds up actually. "technically speaking I'm an alien. and from the perspective of immigration, an illegal one" "luckily for you a woman owns this car /slaps a pad from the glove compartment on a bleeding wound/", harvesting eggs vs harvesting people for live-forever juice as a metaphor for capitalist exploitation, "the human beings on your planet are merely a resource waiting to be converted into capital." the aesthetic, the fashion, the CGI, the "I love dogs, I've always loved dogs." sean bean is there. literally this movie could not go harder.
I don't care what others think, I unironically loved Eddie Redmayne's acting. Was it over the top? Yes. Was it unique? Also yes.
I wanted to know more about the Abrasax family and the intergalactic politics. Honestly this movie should have been a TV series.
"we all know that it's not all men, but it's some of them, so we hold our breath, baby nonetheless" (after morgan st. jean)
how can you tell me that itâs not all men? when all women i know know someone whoâs a victim? someone whoâs been hurt someone whoâs been touched someone called a whore for putting her trust in someone who never shouldâve put her in danger yall donât realize that itâs rarely a stranger itâs daddy, itâs uncle, itâs brother, itâs neighbor itâs boyfriend, itâs husband - our homes house the danger donât tell me âbe quietâ because iâve had enough and now weâre all crying âenough is enough!â
but still you tell me that itâs not all men you tell me itâs my fault that i am a victim âwell what was she wearing?â she went for a jog âwhat was she wearing?â thatâs the hill that youâll die on? youâd rather blame women than listen to us itâs not all men but itâs more than enough
(cc, 2022)
We all know that it's not all men
But it's some of them
So we hold our breath, baby nonetheless
We say "no" but they still hear "yes"
Blame our clothes and it's not all men
But it's all women
- Morgan St. Jean - Not All Men