#Justin Smith

[thefableddestiel]

Here’s a parallel I noticed that highlights the difference between Cas relationship with Dean and Cas relationship with Sam pretty well. Episodes 10x22 vs 14x15

When MOC Dean is beating up Cas, Cas doesn’t hit back even once. The most he does is try to bear hug him from behind to calm him down. But not a single punch.

When Sam is Justin Smith, Cas says he won’t hurt him, but he actually does pick him up and slam him into the ground. It’s not a big deal, obviously he knows Sam can take it, but it’s something he wouldn’t even do with Dean.

Before the actual fighting, Cas tells dean, “I’m your friend… I’ll be the one that watches you murder the world.” And then when MOC Dean is on top of Cas holding the angel blade to him, Cas holds onto the wrist Dean has on his tie and the only thing he says is, “please”. He doesn’t even try to grab the hand holding the knife. And then Dean stops.

On the other hand, when Sam is on top of Cas trying to stab him, Cas uses an entirely different approach. He’s forcibly holding back Sam’s arm that’s holding the angel blade. He tells him he understands that he wants to be happy, but that if he does this he fails the people they lost. He says “if you do this you fail Jack. Sam, you fail Dean.” And that makes Sam stop.

The difference that’s so stark is that Cas has to appeal to Sam through talking about Dean. But Cas can appeal to Dean through his own relationship to him. He doesn’t need to bring up what it will do to Sam or anyone else, because their own relationship is powerful enough and he knows it.

[2sw]

Agent. Partner?

Supernatural S9E09 Holy Terror Supernatural S14E15 Peace of Mind

[digitalfountains]

Ruth Taylor by Justin Smith

- i-D Magazine, August 1998

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[crack-in-the-chassis]

Mr and Mr Smith

Artist: MidnightSilver Author: Masoena Fandom: Supernatural Rating: M Word Count: 2,739 Pairing: Justin Smith/Dean Smith Characters: Justin Smith and Dean Smith

Tags: Alternate Universe - It's a Terrible Life (Supernatural), Meet-Cute, Office Romance, Case-fic, Workplace Relationship

Summary

Dean Smith loved his job, Director of Marketing and Sales for a few years running he has his routines and habits set in stone and a beautiful barely lived in place nearby until one day Justin Smith shows up, the new Director of Finance. What started off as a newcomer Dean worried could be competition turned into a cute slow-build friendship and budding romance.

ART | FIC

[spilladabalia]

Uncle Acid And The Deadbeats - Pomeriggio di novembre nel parco – Occhi che osservano

[geekcavepodcast]

Haunted Mansion Trailer

A “woman and her son who enlist a motley crew of so-called spiritual experts to help rid their home of supernatural squatters.” (Walt Disney Studios)

Inspired by the theme park attraction, Disney’s Haunted Mansion is directed by Justin Simien. The film stars LaKeith Stanfield, Tiffany Haddish, Owen Wilson, Danny DeVito, Rosario Dawson, Chase W. Dillon, Dan Levy, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Jared Leto.

Haunted Mansion is coming to theaters on July 28, 2023.

[themosleyreview]

The Mosley Review: Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves

Like all of you, I have been starving for a good high fantasy epic that was fun, feels fresh and tangible. I too was there for the opening night of what would go down in history as one of the worst representations of a beloved fantasy game. The 2000 version of Dungeons & Dragons was........well, garbage. I had fun with certain aspects of that film as a kid, but even I didn't know what the film was trying to accomplish. Fast forward 23 years later and the titular game has reached a new height in popularity. I myself have never played but thanks to shows like Critical Role, Stranger Things, and my entry point The Legend of Vox Machina, I have become a little more versed in the terminology, creatures, classes and rules. I learned that anything goes as you the player are thrust into a new world that the dungeon master has crafted and how the roll of the dice determines your fate and the fate of your fellow party members. That's exactly the feeling I got from this film and I was happy to see that the filmmakers did their homework and made a fun experience of a film. Did it always hit its mark as an engaging and compelling story though? Not really. Yeah there is alot of cheesy storytelling and dialogue in the film that I felt could've flowed better. The film had hilarious moments of comedy and joy, but lacked the necessary depth that could've been mined from such a rich set up. The story was incredibly predictable and there was so much happening at times that it was dizzying. It couldn't truly hone in on what tone they were going for. A number of characters were very surface level and a particular characters' story payoff wasn't earned at all and rushed.

Chris Pine was fun and charming as the bumbling bard Edgin Darvis. I loved his sense of humor along the adventure and how he played an unconventional type of hero which was that was refreshing. Chloe Coleman is always a joy to see on screen and as his daughter Kira, she was good. Their chemistry was good in the film as we get to see their strained relationship play out. Michelle Rodriguez was really fun as the barbarian Holga Kilgore. She's gets the majority of the action sequences in the film and she handles them as great as you'd expect. Her friendship with Edgin was the soul of the film and her motherly bond with Kira was great. Justice Smith was good as the half-elf sorcerer Simon Aumar. I liked his mixture of using practical items and actual magic. He struggle to become self-confident was interesting to watch, but it felt extremely rushed as he reaches a resolution that didn't feel earned. Sophia Lillis was decent as the tiefling druid Doric. I thought her escape sequence was amazingly shot and the variety of animals she changes into was well executed, but she was a very one note character. Her backstory gives the reason for constant stoic nature, but doesn't really give her much to do outside of that. Hugh Grant was mostly playing himself as the rogue con man Forge Fitzwilliam. He was good, but he felt more like a greedy game show host that kept his word, but in a round about way. Regé-Jean Page was perfect as the paladin, Xenk Yendar. He truly had fun being the stereotypical pure hearted hero to the point where it is almost comical how straight and narrow the character was. He had an awesome fight scene in the second act of the film and it was wonderfully shot. Daisy Head was very much the antagonist of the film Sofina, a Red Wizard of Thay. She had one mode in the film and that was be creepy while rarely blinking. She nailed it and she felt like the mid level boss in a video game that has some challenge, but is easily defeated once you see the pattern.

The score by Lorne Balfe was epic and fun in the best way. There were moments where the score overpowered the sound in the film that it almost drowned out the dialogue. Visually the film is stunning and the effects were excellent. The dragon sequence and final battle of the film were a visual spectacle. What I truly loved was the practical creatures in the film and how gorgeous they looked. The opening scene blew me away with the use of more practical locals and creatures. The sound design in the film was good, but unbalanced when it came to dialogue and the surrounding thunderous sounds made it hard to understand what was said. As I said before, the character growth was truly rushed and the tone was a bit all over the place. The extremely predictable plot and weak villains made for an almost inconsequential finale. So the real questions need to be asked. Was it better than the 2000 film? Alot better. Was it the best high fantasy storytelling I've seen a long time? Nope. Was it enjoyable? Yeah, in that streaming on Netflix type of way. To me this was good matinee film that plays it safe and doesn't leave you with anything that’s particularly memorable. I would like to see a sequel or another film under the D&D brand, but this time more focused and a little bit more serious. I liked the fun aspect of it, but there were times where it seriously needed to grow up. Let me know what you thought of the film or my review in the comments below. Thanks for reading!

[thebrightmillenial]

Sam!justin: oh you

His wife: oh you

Cas: oh no

This will never not be hilarious to me

[madman-of-amargosa]

The fam went into town to visit a community lot.

The food competition was bugged, so I don’t know who won.  Delta’s pie looked really good, though.

[richgirlnetworktv]

Final Trailer /Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.

It's a fun ride!! 

[bog-water-030]

Smiths Rotation 5

How's there gonna be like 20 of you and you all sit around doin nothing.

previously // next

So Rebecca, my personal favourite Smith, got a job as a cashier at Ajays mini mart. She's. Doing her job? I guess?

Jessica and Justin are all grown up

Jessica rolled the Fortune aspiration while Justin rolled Family, like most of their siblings...

He also got to meet mystery boyfriend, and got along pretty well.

Speaking of mystery boyfriend

AUTONOMOUS ENGAGEMENT

They're getting married. Or atleast they should if Jenny doesn't kick the bucket too soon...

The little ones are doing well at school and making lots of friends. Friends who are cousins but friends none the less.

The teens on the otherhand...

I don't know what the hell Justin is up to but Rebecca has her priorities away from school, and it's concerning everyone but her mum.

Last but not least Jonah aged up!

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[nakeddeparture]

Tyre Nichols, 29. Black Lives Matter?

https://youtu.be/LDLmaLgk5PA

Black Lives Matter to who? Naked!!

[birdmans]

succession x booth by bryant

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Justin Bieber & Jaden Smith