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Avengers: Age of Ultron Cast: Black and White + Photoshoots

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Avengers: Age of Ultron ♥

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Freak Kitchen “Freak of the Week" linetests (music video directed by Juanjo Guarnido and produced by french Fortiche studio).

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Sooo cutte :3

that was skerry!!!

it ok!!!

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The Little Prince stop-motion parts are produced by TouTenKartoon studio with Jamie Caliri and Alex Juhasz as creative/art direction team (and great animators like Anthony Scott who previously worked for Laika).

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Reblogging for later :3

"Poet Anderson : The Dream Walker" 15min short-film by Tom Delonge, Sergio Martins & Edgar Martins is now available

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Jimmy Nelson

Before They Pass Away

Website

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Photos by Kilian Schönberger

http://www.wired.com/rawfile/2014/02/brothers-grimm-homeland/?cid=18104544

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Video

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why is it that were always told not to get tattoos at a young age because we “will regret it later on” when we are basically told to choose a career path by age 18? i’d rather be 40 years old with a tattoo that meant something to me when i was young than be 40 years old not wanting to get out of bed to go to a job that i hate because i was forced to decide on a career in my teens

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เหยียบเรือหลายลำ…さんはTwitterを使っています: For me?

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There’s a lot of talk about the fact that Hawkeye is canonically deaf in the comics (and uses hearing aids), but there’s rarely any mention of how this happened.

I think it’s important to remember Hawkeye didn’t just lose his hearing. He sacrificed it. It happens in the panels from the comic above, final issue of Hawkeye’s first solo limited, published in 1983 (written and penciled by Mark Gruenwald). In this comic, Hawkeye and Mockingbird (who he would marry at the end of the issue) are subjected to a sound that makes them go into a violent, uncontrollable rage. Hawkeye knows there’s a very good chance if he listens to this sound, he will beat Mockingbird to death.

This is a man who watched his father beat his mother. Who lost both his parents when his father forced his mother to drive with him when he was drunk. So when he’s faced with the possibility of becoming like his father, whether it’s of his own choice or not, and turning that kind of violence on a woman he loves, what does he do? He makes the decision to risk his own well being, to sacrifice one of his senses without knowing what the long term consequences will be, to prevent hurting her.

This is part of what makes Hawkeye’s deafness so important. It’s representation, yes, and we always need more of that in media. But it’s also a symbol of who he is, of who he’s willing to be. Yes, Hawkeye is the guy without any “real” powers, the guy who stands with the Avengers because he practiced until he got really, really good with arrows. But he’s also the guy who will put others first, who will do whatever needs to be done no matter the personal cost. Hawkeye’s deafness is a symbol of what makes him a hero, even without the powers.

Because that’s who Hawkeye is—the guy who shows that it doesn’t take a serum or a robot suit to be a hero. And his deafness is a reminder of that.

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SPECIAL DELIVERY NEXT WEEK! [I’ve seen the meme grow so I figured, why not :L XDDD Credit to RogL8ton  for the pizza box model Credit to ninjapirate10194 for the chef hat Credit to Wampa842 for the sweet stash ]

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Ruler of Time and Space