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JULIE AND THE PHANTOMS (United States, 2020-, dir. Kenny Ortega)
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✨✨ you’re a star, julie ✨✨
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Sometimes a little fire can make it better on stage. Like you and Julie.
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Luke “Sun’s Out, Guns Out” Patterson
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requested by anonymous
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We say we’re friends. We play pretend. You’re more to me.
JULIE AND THE PHANTOMS (United States, 2020-, dir. Kenny Ortega)
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sleeveless luke appreciation: episode two part two
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8. Patrick Brewer & Stevie Budd “Patrick asked for my blessing a few weeks ago, so I had them made. It would’ve been nice if he told me when it was happening, […] but I will yell at him later.”
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Do you ever wonder...all those moments with mom, the things she said...like was it her or was it really dad?
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NILE FREEMAN WEEK — DAY THREE
favorite nile fight scene
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This is your final warning. You know I give you life. If you try this shit again.. you gonna lose your wife. — Lemonade (2016)
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I am Iron Man
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HENRY CAVILL as SHERLOCK HOLMES in Enola Holmes (2020) dir. Harry Bradbeer
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If we do find her again, I’d like her to be my ward. I’ll take care of her. ENOLA HOLMES (2020) dir. Harry Bradbeer
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#damn these period movies with these hand moments that keep making me weak in the knees.
ENOLA HOLMES (2020) dir. Harry Bradbeer
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The film Enola Holmes is bristling with flower symbolism, so it seems important here that the Viscount Tewskbury, Marquess of Basilwether gives Enola a pink rose. Sure, he’s high-key flirting, but most importantly, pink roses are more gentle than red roses, which explicitly symbolise romantic love. Pink roses symbolise gratitude and joy, they’re seen as a token of admiration and appreciation when given to someone.
Which very much makes sense given that the conversation prefacing this present involves Enola admitting she’d tracked him down because he’s in danger.
“I’ve come here because I’ve grown to like you more in your absence, and because, as it turns out, your life is still in danger.” “What’s made you like me more?” “Really? That is your question? Not ‘Who is trying to kill me?’”
Meaning that despite his blasé attitude, the Viscount Tewskbury, Marquess of Basilwether is grateful Enola is going through all this trouble for him; and he makes his appreciation known in the most Victorian England way possible. I just think this is a neat detail to include.
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My name is Enola, which, backwards, spells “alone.” To be a Holmes, you must find your own path. My brothers have, my mother has, and I must too. But, I now see that being alone doesn’t mean I have to be lonely. Mother never wanted that. She wanted me to find my freedom, my future, my purpose. I am a detective, I am a decipherer, and I am a finder of lost souls. My life is my own. And the future is up to us.
MILLIE BOBBY BROWN in ENOLA HOLMES (2020) dir. Harry Bradbeer