hate to say it but every time i've to see kite man that's like my least favourite parts of the show and i'm so tempted to skip those scenes bc he's just so not doing it for me at all and neither is his relationship with ivy lmao
lmaoo they really should have kept that writer's room bc this shit was embarrassing af
he’s batshit insane. this is literally mind melting.
i just know he’s plotting something so sinister… this is only on episode 2 and it’s somehow getting wilder but it’s so fascinating to see. i won’t put it past him that he might eventually gonna be like “we’re all part of this big, massive rehearsal”
if someone has to die i volunteer
finally an episode with some substance to it and consequently literally the best episode in the last 2 seasons...
y'all be like "what's the point of this season?!?" it's called, [Villanelle's] growth babey
if u see me crying to Mac’s dance sequence mind your own business
I think it'd be fine if this was the last of Narcos Mexico, even if people were to argue there's no closure because here's the thing, there's no closure. what's said at the end by Felix to Breslin is exactly what happened and is still happening, there's literally no closure.
this really was way better than what i was expecting to come out of riverdale -and what this show deserves.
they really just went ahead and ruined the last good characters...
this was just the stanford prison experiment for fucking morons.
the only thing i truly understand fully is that mike, irma, marion and the teacher are gay.
we wouldn't be so lucky for them to actually kill that dumbass boy...
ever since i first saw Carol in theatres on opening day back in December 11, 2015 after missing my flight to mexico, cinema has gone downhill. i genuinely can't think of a more perfect movie than Carol. this is a film about seeing and being seen, looking and being watched, longing and being received. it's a film about women finding redemption in a world made small, unfriendly and inhospitable by stupid, egotistical, controlling men. every single look or touch shared between carol and therese is so deeply imbued with unspoken feeling and warmth.
this movie makes me shout let's go lesbians but it also makes me sad, angry, and sob. there's a million things i could say about this movie, this movie means so much to me... but specifically therese means so much to me because it's so true to my Life. SOME MOVIES CHANGE YOUR LIFE FOREVER. Carol makes me wanna set myself on fire but it also gives me hope.
lmao veronica is so dumb she really be like "WHY, YES, DADDY. HERE ARE ALL MY PLANS TO RUIN YOU" and then act surprised that he's always one step ahead. like really just shUt the fuck up for a minute.
and also, THE GARGOYLE KING IS JUST A TREE, FUCKING LIGHT HIM ON FIRE OR RIP HIS MASK OFF. IM TIRED OF THIS SCOOBY DOO BULLSHIT.
why are you people THAT pressed over a couple of characters being gay??? and by shows having lgbtq representation??? lmao, some of you really LOVE acting like queer people don't exist in some spaces...
i wouldn't even be surprised if his next movie was just gifs and memes.
i don’t understand why joaquin phoenix had to drag rooney mara into this dreadful movie to play some lousy role which is basically the image of a worthless trophy girlfriend/arm candy. but anyhow, the structure of this film makes me want to rip my hair out. what was this film even ABOUT and why did it took so long to end ???
men and masculinity are fundamentally boring.
lmfao, when eugene made himself vomit on rosita... he really did That™
About a month ago, a friend invited me to a preview screening of Love, Simon. At the time I thought it’s just okay, and I let myself be overtaken by all the second-hand high school embarrassment the movie caused me. Perhaps a deliberate move: being too cynical to not allow myself to enjoy the film and be left exposed like that to someone again. But I knew that Love, Simon was a story that needed to be told, to be seen, to exist.
I went to the theatre to see this again, only that this time by myself. For the most part because I was very subconscious of what people close to me would say if they saw how this movie affected me, what would they ask, what would they think to themselves? And partially because when I went to see Thelma (2017) with someone I barely knew I had an actual panic attack about 10mins into the movie and I’ve avoided that person ever since. What I realized this time is that despite the rom-com clichés Love, Simon is telling a truth that rings to anyone who has gone through his experience: it constantly feels like you’re holding your breath from time to time until you feel like you can finally exhale –and sometimes, the process repeats over and over again. Throughout the movie you see Simon struggle, not because he doesn’t want to be who he is because in the end he’s proud to be that person but because he’s afraid of things changing once everyone around him learn his truth. Trying to hold onto the relationships you have even when it means lying to everyone constantly because despite how much you may hurt them and how much it hurts you, the mere idea of things changing just because of who you truly are is even worse. Being paranoid and constantly subconscious of what people might think if you do or say something or that they might figure it out. And the loneliness and fear that inherently comes with all of it.
I went to see it again but solo to deliberately allow myself to take it all in despite the effect it could possibly have. And it did give me second-hand high school embarrassment again, but it also brought up a lot of high school «trauma» and I cried. And then I cried more because I realized what this movie will mean –and already does– to a so many people. Had this been straight, I wouldn’t have cared a bit. But seeing a story as common as this on such a big mainstream production, I can’t help it but care because it’s been long overdue.
lol seriously, Cheryl is the only one who still has a solid storyline and nothing else is as interesting, nor it matters.
kinda hilarious how some men are still not getting it
lmao at the alternative hippies who just wanted to get some records, like sis I relate to that!
seriously I don't even remotely like this show anymore, I'M ONLY IN IT FOR CHONI MOMENTS <3
oh look, what a refreshing episode where we get to focus on the most interesting characters of this show, who for the first time weren't thrown to the back for the least interesting plots revolving the main core four.
Negan is truly speaking the truth at the end of this episode, Rick is an idiot who of course first thing he's gonna do is not give a shit about what Carl asked him to stop doing.
lmao, at this point they could kill everyone in this show and they still wouldn't be able to save it. I honestly like how they’re not even trying anymore, it’s like they rly want people to stop watching.
