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i really don’t think kanej shippers who enjoy the netflix adaptation are even real fans of kanej bc that stupid show has treated inej and her entire character and backstory and trauma like garbage to be tossed out the side door compared to kaz’s constant spotlight (and even his story was trashed to an extent)

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updated reminder that gavin reed is still, indeed, an unsympathetic and irredeemable heap of rotting garbage

reminder that gavin reed is an unsympathetic and irredeemable heap of rotting garbage

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“I used to hate the world, and I was happy when everyone died. But I was wrong because there was one person worth saving. That’s what I did. I saved him. Then I protected him.” BILL & FRANK │ THE LAST OF US

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It’s been a whole year since Polarized already..

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BUCKY BARNES Captain America: The Winter Soldier

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CITADEL ARCHIVES: ESCAPE.

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more ‘alien-looking time lords’ with thirteen and dhawan!master💫

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Even more Kaz sketches (based on pics from the show)

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I can’t be the only one who has fond memories of this old gem. It didn’t really follow the events of the movie (like most tie-in games at the time) but the characters and the atmosphere drew me in even back then. Glad it’s getting some recognition again. Maybe I should go bargain bin diving again, see if I can find a copy somewhere.

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for everyone who is really enjoying this concept of goncharov as a movie that doesn’t exist yet is provoking such passionate thought and in-depth analysis, i highly encourage you to read the book House of Leaves (yes this is a real book that actually exists and has been published in the real world).

it’s a fiction novel about a guy who discovers a written manuscript that analyzes and critiques a film that, within the world of House of Leaves, does not actually exist. this film is like goncharov— it’s not real, but the manuscript the guy finds is like tumblr’s collective study of goncharov— it details the nonexistent film in such a thorough, elaborate, comprehensive way, it’s hard to imagine it’s not actually real.

House of Leaves gets very trippy and deals with elements of paranoia and the paranormal, so it may be best to avoid it if that type of fiction might be triggering for you. but if you’re loving the crazy layers of real and unreal regarding perceptions of art and cinema, thematic analyses, and so forth within the goncharov phenomenon, i highly recommend it.

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sorry for the goncharov spam but it’s things like this that make me appreciate the power unbridled creativity has to unify complete and utter strangers around the world who just wanna have a good time

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So it turns out they recorded an extended version of the music from the farewell scene! They had to cut it from the movie, but it’s still on the soundtrack!

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I don’t think Neil Gaiman is a Fan or Goncharov

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guys guys i finally watched Goncharov so here's a quick thing