#thread (Trinity and Molly)

[theluckyonerp]

Where: Rutherford Estate

Who: Trinity and Molly ( @mercurysunstar)

She had pulled Molly aside after doing some math and remembered what Terrence was going on about it didn't take Trinity long to realize that the woman her brother was crazy about after just one night. Was the woman she met a few weeks later in her office to inquire about an abortion. Terrence had gotten her pregnant.

"Ms. Gray it isn't my place as your doctor to tell you what to do but as Terrence's sister....I-" this put them in such a weird position. She couldn't tell Terrence herself, that would go against everything they believed, not to mention the laws she has to follow. "Terrence....is the best of us. He has a pure heart..... You need to tell him...." Trinity said softly. "Before things get serious" they feared they already were.

[silentiumxamorisarchived]

below are the threads that I have decided to drop either because it’s been a month since the last reply or just lack of muse for it to continue.

@ambiguitics - Reese/Imogen @fearbattered - Harley/Cat @notsobasic - Ava/Caren, Laine/Leo, Nixon/Easton @boxesofmuses: Matthew/Reese, Maggie/Ethan, Molly/Trinity

I've archived all threads with @heavydiirtysouls, @w-onderfulwonderful @antagonistics​ and @scoresofvoices since they're on hiatus right now.

I'll be pushing out what I owe to , @heavenpetersuniverse slowly since we have so many threads.

This concludes the thread tracker cleanup announcement. Boop.

[screenandcinema]

The Second Half of 2017

As we pass the halfway point of 2017, it is important to look ahead at what is to come. The top ten films I am looking forward to the most during the second half of 2017 are as follows, alphabetically:

Blade Runner 2049

After giving audiences Sicario in 2015 and Arrival in 2016, director Denis Villeneuve is back with the sequel to the 1982 neo-noir science fiction classic Blade Runner. This time around, Ryan Gosling is the titular blade runner, whose investigation leads him to an aged Rick Deckard, again played by Harrison Ford. Ford is in the midst of a nostalgia tour as of late, after bringing Han Solo back to life in 2015, he is returning to the role of Deckard this year, and slated to play Indiana Jones one more time in 2020. It is funny to look back to the period of 1980 to 1984, where Ford starred in 5 films and only played Solo, Deckard and Jones. Seems like he is trying to do it again now.

Downsizing

Downsizing marks director Alexander Payne’s first film since 2013′s Nebraska. Matt Damon stars in this science-fiction comedy about a man who shrinks himself down. Payne’s last three films, Sideways, The Descendants and Nebraska, were all nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture - I wonder if Payne can keep the streak going with Downsizing.

God Particle

J.J. Abrams produces this science fiction horror film that may or not be the third installment of the ongoing Cloverfield franchise. I do love the idea of Cloverfield being used as a Twilight Zone-esque brand for a series of unconnected science fiction films. David Oyelowo and Gugu Mbatha-Raw star in God Particle, which is set in the International Space State. Though there isn’t much else known about this film right now, I do know it is one I am definitely ready to see.

Justice League

While Justice League lacks the grand cinematic build up of five films that 2012′s Avengers had, it absolutely a movie I am super excited to finally see. While the uniting of DC’s trinity of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman occurred in last spring’s Dawn of Justice, the entire Justice League finally together will wow audiences as it is something never before seen on the big screen. 

Molly’s Game

There is something immensely special about movies written by Aaron Sorkin. Usually his screenplay alone is enough to get me to the movies, but in the case of Molly’s Game, Sorkin is taking on a new role - director. Sorkin makes his directorial debut in this story of underground poker starring Jessica Chastain, Idris Elba and Kevin Costner.

Phantom Thread

The great Daniel Day-Lewis returns to the big screen in his first acting role since 2012′s Lincoln. Day-Lewis will reportedly retire after this role, so Phantom Thread might be audiences last chance to marvel at the three-time Academy Award winning actor. It also doesn’t hurt that Day-Lewis is re-teaming with his There Will Be Blood director Paul Thomas Anderson for this drama about London fashion in the 1950s.

The Papers

Steven Spielberg directs Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep in this historical drama about the Washington Post and the Pentagon Papers. The trio of Spielberg, Streep and Hanks have collectively earned 41 Academy Award nominations and won 8 Academy Awards for directing, producing and acting. Quite the impressive haul. The Papers is sure to be a film much discussed this awards season, and one I am eager to see.

Star Wars: The Last Jedi

The highly anticipated sequel to 2015′s The Force Awakens most definitely deserves a spot on this list. Director Rian Johnson will bring audiences back to the galaxy far far away for the further adventures of Rey, Finn, Poe and Kylo Ren. Not to mention the triumph return of Mark Hamhill as Luke Skywalker and the final performance by Carrie Fisher as Leia Organa. The Last Jedi is sure to be the cinematic event of the second half of 2017.

Suburbicon

Early this year when discussing Zach Braff’s Going in Style, I mentioned the important moment for every actor-turned-director when they step out of the spotlight and let others shine. This November’s Suburbicon will be George Clooney’s first directorial effort that he himself doesn’t star in. Instead Matt Damon, Julianne Moore, Josh Brolin and Oscar Isaac will fill out the film’s cast. And with a screenplay by Joel and Ethan Coen, Suburbicon looks to be a must see.

Thor: Ragnarok

The first trailer for Thor: Ragnarok, directed by Taika Waititi, gave us a glimpse of a film very unlike its predecessors. It looked more like Guardians of the Galaxy than Thor, and that is a great thing. The mainline Avengers films of the Marvel Cinematic Universe need to tap into the cosmic side of the universe in order to build to next summer’s Avengers: Infinity War. And the inclusion of the Incredible Hulk makes Ragnarok an installment that is not to be missed.

Editors Note: I purposely omitted films being released in July from this list as to avoid double dipping with this week’s list of upcoming July films. Hence the exclusion of Dunkirk and Spider-Man: Homecoming which absolutely deserve to be on this list.

-MB-

[theluckyonerp]

"The fact that you're here...is a big deal." Trinity said softly hoping Molly would understand "he never brings anyone over here...which I don't blame him were crazy" she took Molly's hand.

"I'm sorry, If I had known Molly I would have let someone else do the procedure just to make this less complicated..." shaking their head "I can see how happy you make him. I highly doubt there is anything you can say to upset him...and if he is upset I'll beat his ass because at the end of the day its your body not his...."

the estate was way bigger than molly was ever used to, it was like the entire stay with terrence she wouldn't have seen a single family member of his but she did and was being pulled off by her.

"i know," she whispered trying to keep her voice down, hoping he wasn't nearby, "i know i do. i just. . don't know how to tell him. i never thought i'd even see him again let alone be here."

[mercurysunstar]

the estate was way bigger than molly was ever used to, it was like the entire stay with terrence she wouldn't have seen a single family member of his but she did and was being pulled off by her.

"i know," she whispered trying to keep her voice down, hoping he wasn't nearby, "i know i do. i just. . don't know how to tell him. i never thought i'd even see him again let alone be here."

Where: Rutherford Estate

Who: Trinity and Molly ( @mercurysunstar)

She had pulled Molly aside after doing some math and remembered what Terrence was going on about it didn't take Trinity long to realize that the woman her brother was crazy about after just one night. Was the woman she met a few weeks later in her office to inquire about an abortion. Terrence had gotten her pregnant.

"Ms. Gray it isn't my place as your doctor to tell you what to do but as Terrence's sister....I-" this put them in such a weird position. She couldn't tell Terrence herself, that would go against everything they believed, not to mention the laws she has to follow. "Terrence....is the best of us. He has a pure heart..... You need to tell him...." Trinity said softly. "Before things get serious" they feared they already were.