rwrbmovie:

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This isn’t about shame. This is about privacy. And the fundamental right of self determination, which are exactly the principles on which the struggle for queer liberation has always been fought.

marvelgifs:

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Do not speak to me of sacrifice, Stephen Strange.
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022), dir. Sam Raimi

haleths:

“Do not fear, young Peregrin Took. You will find your courage.”

THE LORD OF THE RINGS TRILOGY (2001-2003) dir. Peter Jackson

earhartsease:

cloverandcrossbones:

invisiblefoxfire:

princehendir:

*touching his extremely defined six pack* who did this to you…..

*gently lifting a cup of water to his lips* it’s going to be okay. *choking back tears* just a few more sips and then we’ll get you a sandwich…

Reblog to give a glass of water to every dehydrated actor with shrink wrapped abs whose life was endangered for a shirtless scene

reblog to shrink wrap their director forever

sometimesrosy:

jeanie205:

togetherkru:

yiangchen:

i just remembered that t100 really had a scene where bellamy was sleeping on the couch while clarke was in the same room, working on the list, and i just….the intimacy of that??? correct me if i’m wrong, but i don’t think there was another scene in this show where one of two characters was sleeping unless they were involved romantically. that is just so loud!! i cannot believe. i guess technically, there was another bellarke scene like this lmao. where clarke was sleeping by the fire and bellamy was watching her sleep…AGAIN ARE YOU KIDDING

YESSS.

And i always found the parallel with Marcus and Abby (who weren’t together at the time) in 3.01 very telling.

The closeness, the intimacy, this “togetherness” was just so heavy.

All of Season 4 was about Clarke and Bellamy becoming more and more emotionally intimate. The List Scene was probably the most obvious example, but there were others.

And all of this — this journey they took towards one another for the entire season — had only one purpose. And that was to make it all the more heartbreaking, all the more gut-wrenching, when they were cruelly ripped apart by fate at the very last moment.

And then Season 5 just rubbed salt into the wound, both for the characters and the audience.

Then finally, in Season 6, the plot was all about the terror they went through before they found each other again, and they did that when Bellamy brought Clarke back from the dead through the sheer power of his love for her.

That’s what they wrote, folks. A great romance. A truly epic romance, with all the tropes and all the bells and whistles. By 613, they were 98% there.

And then, in Season 7, the writers forgot all about Clarke and Bellamy. They dropped them back into the story only briefly, and only so that one of them would have a chance to kill the other.

Now I ask you… who the hell writes a story that way?

*shakes her head in bellarke*

ri-toast:

It really freaks me out that people think body hair is unsanitary. Like y'all are just so brainwashed if you believe that body hair is perfectly normal and fine on men, but on women its suddenly dirty? Use your critical thinking skills for a few damn seconds, I’m begging you.

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