[moxleyrollins]

FRIDAY NIGHT SMACKDOWN | 05.29.26

[moxleyrollins]

I love you. Couldn't have done this without you. WRESTLEMANIA 42 | 04.19.26

[aurezies]

they're so gay omg.. get a room 😭

[tinyhorror]

i really like Iyo’s face here 🥰🥰🥰

*.✧✶ twitter | insta | bluesky | inprnt | redbubble ✶✧.*

[moxleyrollins]

iyo + caressing rhea's face literally all the time now MONDAY NIGHT RAW | 12.01.25—01.12.26

[samijey]

Happy Rhiyo Valentine's

[venus-kareng]

THE romance of wwe right now

[robin-buckely]

ALEX DANVERS in SUPERGIRL Season 2, Episode 2  |  The Last Children of Krypton

[melodramas]

WICKED: FOR GOOD 2025 — dir. Jon M. Chu

[barblaz-arts]

Who else is hyped for season 2 after that teaser :3

[barblaz-arts]

the trio I never knew I needed

[moonandmouse]

final TOG 2 thoughts: there is a much better movie in there somewhere that strips the first immortal / last immortal concept out entirely and allows Quynh to be the big bad. Quynh wanting her immortality to end after centuries of repeated awful dying contrasting w/ Booker (who she's kidnapped and does not immediately release) slowly coming to the realization that he *does* have family to live for and that there's good shit out there in the world if he's willing to look for it. Quynh being convinced that Nile has the power to end her immortality bc she thinks Nile took away Andy's. Quynh trying to box Nile into a corner to do what Quynh wants by threatening Nile's mortal family. Nile having to face her mortal family after letting them believe she's dead, having to let the life & family she's left behind and the life & family she's chosen come together.

and then on the final showdown, Nile and Andy facing off against Quynh together. Quynh deals Andy a mortal wound; Nile deals Quynh one. Quynh still heals. it turns out her obsession with Nile was always wrong; Andy lost her immortality because she stopped *believing* in the life she was living. Quynh in angry hateful tears begging a dying Andy to come back, it's Quynh who's supposed to be dying. Andy quipping, "I always go first" and then dying

and then if you want a happy ending: Andy coming back after. Andy regaining her immortality *because* she cherishes her life and believes in what she does and isn't ready to end yet. Andy and Nile bringing Quynh back into the fold. Andy and Nile and Quynh and Booker and Nicky and Joe *healing* together

do you see my vision

[nellie-elizabeth]

Been thinking about this all day, and I think the main thing this movie failed to understand about itself is this: the immortality was supposed to be the premise, not the plot.

Like, the immortality piece fuels the villains in the first film, but the unknowability of it is part of the point. It’s a dreadful curse, to outlive all your loved ones. Or, it’s a powerful gift, to grow and nurture a relationship for centuries on end. Or, it’s a complicated responsibility, a way you are uniquely positioned to help make the world a better place, and how much of that mantle should you take on? It’s the premise, the vessel through which the themes and characters can be explored.

The point was never to find out the “rules” and drop a bunch of lore about it. This movie took the premise and made it the plot, and that I think was its cardinal mistake.

[cherubinas]

THE OLD GUARD (2020) dir. Gina Prince-Bythewood

THE OLD GUARD 2 (2025) dir. Victoria Mahoney

[ratantics]

HE PULLED A FUCKING BUGS BUNNY

[kaceyrps]

DANIELLE CAMPBELL in THE WATERFRONT

[where-is-my-whump]

The Waterfront 1x08

"I got you"

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Melissa Benoist 'The Waterfront' ATX Festival