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Ed Balls

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logging on to tumblr.com today.

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Obviously I don't want dr who to be cancelled but it'd be so funny if rtd never got a chance to explain mrs flood's deal

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#the most relatable member of the squad

Idris Elba as Robert Dubois aka Bloodsport in THE SUICIDE SQUAD (2021)

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Mostly Clara . But also 12

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[ID: A clip from Victorious of Tori talking to her friends in class. She says, “Today’s April Fool’s Day,” and Robbie replies, “We really don’t care.” End ID]

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Happy women’s day to all normal women! and cis women too I guess :/

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tagged by @lesbosexual to do my top 9 films i first watched in 2024!

these are in the order i watched them - Laura in March, Dunc Part Tunc in April, The Exorcist and Collateral in June, Harakiri in July, Eyes of Laura Mars in August, I Saw The TV Glow in September, Heathers in October, and Puss in Boots: The Last Wish a couple of weeks ago

ISTTVG is the most a film has impacted me, possibly ever. It hurt. It still hurts, I feel like it's a film I need to revisit and rewatch at some point, but even three months on I'm not sure I'm quite ready yet.

Harakiri, Laura, The Exorcist, and Puss in Boots were all films that I knew I'd love, or that I'd just heard so much about in terms of them being near-perfect films that it was not surprising at all that they're favourites of mine now too. Likewise Dunc, though that had only been out for a few months when I saw it at the student cinema.

Laura was picked on a whim by my mother and honestly it's done me a disservice for every other Noir I watch, because it's such a perfectly constructed film that everything else I've seen in the genre doesn't seem anywhere near as good.

Collateral was one Charlie had mentioned, and she was absolutely right that it's exactly my thing and a fucking fantastic film. Similar in some ways to Ghost Dog: Way of the Samurai in what I have started referring to as "philosophical crime dramas," giving just as much time to their protagonist's understanding of the universe and their place in it as they give to tense action or chase sequences.

Eyes of Laura Mars was a strange one, because about halfway through I found myself tiring of it a little, and said that one choice it made was the most boring way the story could have gone, unless something very specific happened at the end. And then at the very end, that thing did happen, and my perspective on the entire film flipped and it's solidly one of my favourite films of all time, which I didn't expect when I picked it out semi-randomly due to a vaguely interesting premise and it being in a collection on Criterion.

I shall tag: @grimdarknokia @regicidal-defenestration @lycheo @ylfas-bottleneck @innocet @zagreus-eats-your-bread and anyone else who would like to do this!

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One of the great tragedies of life is being a winter enjoyed but friends with many people with joint issues and/or seasonal affective disorders. Sorry that I'm rubbing your misery in your face but I like it when the air tastes good and the sun doesn't bother me for a few months.

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For science!!!!

(Please reblog if you vote! :D )

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BEAST OF HORNS I'LL SINK MANHATTAN. HOLY SHIT.