The Art Of Being Alone Is Something Few Have Truly Mastered. And Yet, The Whole Process Is So Serendipitous

supervillains fucking hate fighting the x-men because the teams change constantly and sometimes there are??? totally new people there???? fuck there’s a teenager who literally just has eyes all over his body. is he even technically a superhero yet or is he a student. who the fuck knows. how do we counter this shit

The Social Network (2010) dir. David Fincher

I would be a morning person, if morning happened around 1pm

Fred: We can never let anyone know that we got beat up by Ginny.

George: Agreed.

Fred: Take it to the grave?

George: To the grave.

Fred: This conversation never happened.

George: I don't even know who you are.

Fred: ...That's hurtful, you took it too far.

George: That's a weird thing for a stranger to say.

the concept of how sir arthur conan doyle was as a person always sends me into fits. imagine making the most famous literary character of all time but you hate the character so much you try to kill him off. but everyone is so horny for this asshole detective they make you bring him back. even your own mother gets mad when he’s dead because she likes him. raising your prices to ridiculous rates to avoid writing holmes stories backfired and now you’re rich. it’s absolutely a pain because it’s keeping you from your true passion which is spiritualism despite how one of your good friends harry houdini keeps telling you it’s bullshit. you consider your best novels to be historical ones but they’re well over shadowed by the nemesis of your own creation sherlock fucking holmes. some fake photographs from some kids convinced you faeries were real and you wrote a whole book about it. you started writing stories in medical school. and yes, also you are a doctor. after you’re dead, they erect a statue of sherlock holmes across the street from your birthplace, causing you to probably roll over one hundred eighty degrees in your grave and scream into your casket pillow.

Not to be that person but I feel like sometimes Shrek being so memeable prevents people from seeing how truly revolutionary and radical the first two films really were. A children’s fairy tale that argues that no, ugliness does not mean bad and beautiful does not mean good. A fairy tale that argues that everyone deserves love, even those cast out of the margins of society. A fairy tale that dares to have a female protagonist not be conventionally attractive or helpless. A fairy tale that argues that love does not happen at first sight, but is grown through mutual respect and interest. That’s pretty fucking sick if you ask me

Chivo Lubezki created such a stunning and immersive cinematography that you become a witness of the hero's journey.

The Cinematography of Alejandro González Iñárritu

Film: The Revenant

Year: 2015

Cinematographer: Emmanuel Lubezki

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001), dir. Peter Jackson

I wish the ring had never come to me. I wish none of this had happened.