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First and last scene.

Welcome to the MCU Tatiana Maslany aka She-Hulk! 

Brie Larson for the Hollywood Reporter, 2016 by Austin Hargrove

Cat that is raised by a dog turns into a dog..

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Ok. Who installed dog software on that cat?

ive been on tumblr almost eight years and i still dont know what homestuck was. was it a tv show? a comic book? a web series? i dont know and if you tell me i’ll block you immediately

i feel like people should stop getting their periods during quarantine. we’re going through it already please put it on pause until this is over

reblog and put in the tags what your total number of notes across all original posts are from this site. it also gives you your top 9 posts.

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I spoke in the car about the hole at the center of this donut. And what you and Harlan did that fateful night seems at first glance to fill that hole perfectly. A donut hole in a donut’s hole. But we must look a little closer. And when we do, we see the donut hole has a hole in its center. It is not a donut hole, but a smaller donut with its own hole and our donut is not whole at all! KNIVES OUT (2019) dir. Rian Johnson

Thor: Ragnarok (2017) dir. Taika Waititi.

I’m sure you did your best.

Cinematography Appreciation

let me relax……………will comment later…………………..

“So much of the narrative unfolds over meals that, as Wang told GQ, during development she was given notes about how repetitive the food scenes were. But why, Wang pointed out, would she have the characters do anything else? For Chinese families like Billi’s […] food is the crux around which we’re oriented, the organizing principle guiding everyday life and interactions. When we greet each other, it’s with a “吃饭了吗？Have you eaten?” Food is an expression of love that in The Farewell is embodied by Billi’s great-aunt affectionately preparing fried stuffed pies (馅饼) for a niece she hasn’t seen in years. Or Billi’s parents saving all their rationed eggs for baby Billi to eat all those decades ago. It looks like the household’s women bustling around the kitchen all day, making the food that will feed their family.” — Jenny G. Zhang

Food in The Farewell (2019) dir. Lulu Wang