Y Yo a ti, Cas

Mimi Keene as RUBY MATTHEWS in Sex Education Season 3 (2021)

it's all fun and games until you take a little too long to swallow your medication and you start tasting it

you SHUN Robespierre? you deny his right to speak like the nuisance? oh! oh! speech for the Convention! speech for the Convention for 2 and a half hours!!!!

people hate on twilight but it is THE only movie ive ever watched where the 17 year olds actually act like 17 year olds, complete with awkward silences and overall dumbassery. nobody is smooth or clever at all, everyone is uncomfortable, half of bella’s responses to anything that happens to her are “um” and tbh that’s true to life! that’s cinematic realism baby like it or not

I feel like nobody talks about this but remember Jay’s “job interview” in the original Men in Black movie? Sure, they play it for comedy, he’s a smartass cop surrounded by all these elite military graduates. But he was also literally the only one in the room smart enough to bring the table over so he had something to write on. And he offers it to the other guys too!

And in the shooting test, on the surface it just seems like a goofy joke when he shoots the little girl cutout in the head, but look at the way he responded to the situation.

The test starts immediately without any warning, we can see that everyone is caught off guard. The other candidates immediately open fire on what they perceive to be threats, but Jay takes a second to assess the situation. He sees he isn’t in any immediate danger, and in a handful of seconds he’s able to scope out several minor details about the targets and hit one with a near-perfect headshot. Jay showed he was an innovative, quick thinker with situational awareness, attention to detail and high-level marksmanship skills, and they never say it outright but I think that’s probably why Zed picked him. (Zed never actually says anything negative about Jay’s performance, just that he has a problem with authority.)

This is highly underrated writing but, then again, this is also the movie where Tommy Lee Jones says “A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it. Fifteen hundred years ago, everybody knew Earth was the centre of the universe. Five hundred years ago, everybody knew the Earth was flat and 15 minutes ago, you knew humans were alone on this planet. Imagine what you’ll know tomorrow.”

Listen if you outright ignore the opinions and research of psychiatric and psychological professionals in favour of pearl clutching and threatening people with bodily harm and imprisonment... I really think you need to rethink your priorities. I don't care what the topic is about or how bad it upsets your delicate moral constitution.

I honestly don’t know how to tell you these shocking facts but fucked up things in stories were not invented by AO3

I literally saw that someone replied to a post that talked about content in public libraries saying that that content should be regulated as well and Im just like when your statement can’t be distinguished from something a Southern Baptist pastor would say you really need to take a hard look at what kind of belief system you’ve let yourself fall into.

When fiction deals with difficult material (as it almost inevitably will) and it’s available for public consumption, you have the choice to ban anything controversial or teach people from a young age how to analyse and interpret literature and media. Only the second option builds valuable thinking skills and is actually possible.

“Where’s your carrd?” 

“I can’t find your DNI.” 

“I know you listed your race, age, gender, and sexuality but how come you didn’t also list your triggers, your diagnoses, and your traumas?”

“If you’re shipping to cope, why don’t you tell everyone what you’re coping WITH?” 

Ah, well, Entitled Randoms, that’s very simple. See, I’m an adult. A grown-up who votes and pays taxes and is getting a master’s degree. And I inhabit reality as well as social media. So, I don’t feel the need to violate my own privacy for the amusement and satisfaction of strangers. 

In the subversive masterpiece Avengers: Endgame (2019), directors Anthony and Joe Russo made the bold artistic choice to film scenes with a camera, which is why you can see things on the screen.

this is how marvel fans talk about the movies

The Avengers (2012) dir. Joss Whedon 🤮

the bird flu? yeah they tend to do that.

tim kreider - i know what you think of me lady bird (2017) dir. greta gerwig maria popova - figuring pride & prejudice (2005) dir. joe wright ralph waldo emerson - journals and miscellaneous notebooks 1838-1842 fleabag 2x04

love is stored in the kitchen part ii

text post - @july-19th-club​ // the haunting of bly manor (2020) - created by mike flanagan // dancing in the kitchen - lany // text post - @hjarta​ // making soup - @bagginshield​ // god’s work - anne carson // twin peaks (1990-1991) - created by david lynch & mark frost // little weirds - jenny slate // moonlight (2016) - dir. barry jenkins // writing prompts for the broken-hearted - eden robinson

when god closes a door i lock it

we’re stuck in here together bitch what now

*walks up to straight couple* which one of you is the bee and which one of you is the fully grown adult woman who left her fiance for the bee?

There’s a mystery in town so call the coolest pup around,oh Scooby a pup named Scooby Doo

A PUP NAMED SCOOBY DOO (1988-1991)

a white girl is lost in the woods and is about to be attacked by a bear. “why cant we all just be friends, bullying is so stupid, stop bullying <3” she says to it. the bear stops. he is confused. how the hell did she just say <3 out loud