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Only God Forgives // The Neon Demon

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one soul, two halves

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Ichigo’s fashion~

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WHEN UR OTP IS SO FUCKING CANON BUT IT ISNT OFFICIALLY CANON BUT THE FUCKING OFFICIAL ART IS SUGGESTING THE FACT UR OTP IS CANON AND U JU S T

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person: stop talkin trash about the bleach ending!!!

me:

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You, some idiot, hasn’t read Animal Farm: Communism is good!

Me, a smart person, reading Animal Farm: o shit talking animals lmao

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There is a scene where Jake Gyllenhaal’s character, Lou, goes to a pawn shop to sell a stolen bike. When we arrived to shoot, the blocking didn’t jell. It was cinematically static. The issue was inherent to the scene – it’s just two guys bartering separated by a counter. We tried Lou holding the bike up to show how light it was. Putting the bike on the counter to point out details. Nothing worked. As the clock ticked down and we were about to lose the location, Jake began riding around the shop as he spoke. It was so incongruous, and he did it so well, going around and around, that we stopped talking. Inspiration had struck, and we played the entire scene with Lou riding as he bartered with the owner. –Dan Gilroy

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I need to hear Kubo say it with his own mouth. Explain this. Explain this now, because I don’t understand and I can’t understand and I feel like someone taken my heart in their grip and crushed it. Tell me why Ichigo couldn’t keep up with the world without his Rukia. How he was the man in her heart. How she stopped the rain from falling in his inner world. How the two gazed at each other. How he cried and didn’t believe in ANYONE, INCLUDING HIS OWN SUPPOSED “WIFE”, but stopped as soon as his eyes laid on Rukia’s face he stopped. I NEED AN EXPLANATION NOW.

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drawing of Mabel and Waddles from school today

I need to draw her with this fat sausage more often

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Tenga for my friend! 💥✨

on twitter

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iconic

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It Follows (2015) - The film turns its viewers into paranoid spectators, studying the frame for signs of trouble.

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Precisely 74% of you shall die.

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