and the full moon rising

Captain America and Superman are Jewish responses to the Nazi idea of the ubermensch that ask different, but equally compelling questions in response to it. Captain America asks "what if the ubermensch was real, and he loved Jews?" and Superman asks "what if the ubermensch was real, and he was a Jew?"

And the Jew in question is Bucky Barnes

the question Bucky's character asks is "what if the ubermensch was gay, and he railed me?" this is a third, equally important, question

Honestly devastated to see people reblogging the original post, which was a set up for this gag, without the punchline.

PEDRO PASCAL with PAUL MESCAL, and JOSEPH QUINN in a new commercial by Cinepolis for GLADIATOR II

the first law of tragedies: the end is already written and inevitable. the second law of tragedies: your actions are all your own and you can choose to get off this ride whenever you want. the third law of tragedies: we both know that you are never going to do that.

Kidd Gorgeous -Nightfish 

[ID: a reimagining of Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks; the diner is now an aquarium, the people gone and several different types of fish slowly circling above the counter. the ripples of light through water move on the street outside. /end ID]

You Are Not Immune To fanart of characters who die in canon that has them alive and well, with scars from the wound that originally killed them

i'm crazy but im not even free so what's the point

my life b like: *thinks about love* *thinks about love* *thinks about love* *thinks about love* *thinks about love* *thinks about love* *thinks about love* *thinks about love* *thinks about love* *thinks about love* *thinks about love* *thi

Hadestown is the best take on the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, because all over the internet I see people say, "You're not supposed to think of how he could have succeeded! That misses the total point of the story. Everyone was doomed and there was no way anything could have worked out alright. If you're imagining a scenario that didn't end in tragedy, you're just an arrogant fool. Just shut up and be sad about it"

But Hadestown says, "please please please think of how it could have been. Orpheus would have never looked back if he just had hope, please have hope, he would have wanted us to have hope. If you don't walk out of this theater thinking of how it could have been, we have failed you. go have hope, go see the world in the way it could be, so help us"

sorry persephone retellings but you will never surpass the glory of amber gray in hadestown. persephone with a smoker’s rasp. persephone in green, weary of this world, persephone in black and hopeful that orpheus will succeed. persephone as an alcoholic to self-medicate her depression. persephone as a middle-aged woman with all the wisdom and bad habits that it brings. persephone in a speakeasy cheering for her husband’s workers if only for a moment because she doesn’t know what else to do. persephone and hades parting to try again next time again and again and again as the seasons turn. persephone as a bright and flickering light with her own shadows but burning bright nonetheless

CLUE (1985) dir. Jonathan Lynn

why must the guard dog characters unquestioning devotion to their master be born from trust or some shit cant they be manipulated into it. raised into it. brainwashed even

"do it scared" ok but I would like to do something some other way occasionally. Like at least once. For a change.

hope is a skill

hope is a weapon you are trained to wield

favourite additions

You cannot hide this in the tags, bestie. This is too lovely to keep a secret.

Can’t wait until s3 comes out and everyone gets to meet sensitive cry baby soft lestat like you guys don’t get it he liked the monastery because he would get in trouble there and that meant someone cared about him enough to punish him, all he can read and write are his own name and a few prayers, the first thing he uses his vampiric strength for is cartwheels like Lestat haters prepare to take it back or die by my sword

unfortunately, if u wanna be with me, u have to survive my 7 evil attempts to push u away. only the strong survive

— Warsan Shire

“Slumber”

painted by Ron Hicks in 2011