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why i quit youtube

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The gods of Ancient Egypt in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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TopPop, 1974

Rebel Rebel

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Adam Driver as Maurizio Gucci

HOUSE OF GUCCI (Official Trailer #2)

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opening tumblr this morning like

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Paul Rudd Is PEOPLE’s 2021 Sexiest Man Alive

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“There are some things you can’t share without ending up liking each other, and knocking out a twelve-foot mountain troll is one of them.”

HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER’S STONE (2001) dir. Chris Columbus

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Fandoms

Really digging everything going on with fandoms at the moment.

Spiderman: No Way Home is excellent and a brilliant story. I want and don't want to go into detail right now in case people haven't seen it yet and don't want to spoil it. But the storyline and the acting is brilliant. There's brilliant twists and turns in it aswell. The ending was so sad!

Marvel also did fantastic with Hawkeye aswell. I can't believe Kingpin returned! I think it was nice to see what Hawkeye got up too after Endgame. It was nice to see a lot of character development. It was nice to see new characters in the MCU aswell. Plus there's a doggo.

The Harry Potter reunion was amazing. It was nice to see the actors reunite and to find out some trivia about the behind the scenes of the films. It was cute to hear all of the actors say encouraging things to each other and that some of them are still close. Loved the tributes to the actors that we've unfortunately lost, bless them.

Doctor Who has also had a new episode that was on at new years. It was good to see it back and to see character developments going on with new and old characters. It does make me wonder where they'll go with the next line up of episodes, in a good way. Very intrigued and can't wait.

Currently reading the new Hunger Games book that got released in around 2020. Nearly finished it now but it's definitely worth a read if you haven't yet. It's about Snow and a bit about his life several years before Katniss came along. It is nice to find out a lot about Panems history.

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ICONIC

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I'm sorry but Tom's Peter bragging to Tobey & Andrew about being in the Avengers and Tobey responding with "THATS GREAT, WHAT IS THAT" & Andrew asking if its a band will always be a top tier MCU moment for me

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Spider-Man No Way Home Spoilers ahead, please scroll if you haven't seen it yet!!

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I want to talk about a specific scene with Otto that really stuck with me after watching. It's a very brief scene, but I think it really says a lot.

There's one major thing that I notice after watching it. To begin, as May walks over to him, he looks as if he's in a daze. Distracted, somewhere else. His expression looks lost, maybe even a little bit sad. It looks as if he's fighting something so strong internally.

Otto has been through years of internal torture from the arms (edit: I forgot he was taken from his universe so technically it wasn't this long!) taking control of him. It has made him bitter, angry, but it has also made him extremely vulnerable to being hurt both physically and mentally. This scene is one of those moments where we see that mental hurt.

When May taps on his arm, he looks stunned, and maybe even a little timid. He's in a state of physical vulnerability with his arms holding him in place. May offers a comforting smile, looking sympathetic with him when he looks hesitant as she asks if he wants something so simple; a glass of water.

This is what really gets me and breaks my heart at the same time. After May poses the question, Otto doesn't answer right away. He shifts his body toward her, looks like he's about to begin a sentence but stops himself, sighs, and finally gives in to the want for water. He follows with dropping his head down to break eye contact.

This pains me so much, and I'm sure others noticed. This really shows the control that those arms have in his mind. I'm sure, even though it was for a brief 2-3 seconds, he was fighting with them in order to be able to give in and ask for something that he wanted. Something as simple as a glass of water. He looks almost ashamed as he puts his head down.

This makes me wonder what those voices in his head are saying. I'm sure they were fighting with his mind, even though it was just a simple desire. But, because he gave in and said yes, I can only imagine the ridiculing and mental abuse he was suffering.

Maybe I'm looking too deeply into this, but I love Otto so much and that poor man deserves to rest finally.

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Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore - Trailer 1 dir. David Yates | 2022

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Omg the new merch is fab!

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Making crafts releases stress and encourages creativity. By stowaways_toys