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burst your bubble - chapter one

Pairing: Dieter Bravo x F!Reader

Series rating: M

Chapter rating: M

Summary: After a booking error, you’re forced to share an adjoining room with Cliff Beasts star Dieter Bravo, who seems hell-bent on making your life miserable. He’s soon to find out that you give as good as you get.

Word count: 4,532

Notes: I’ve had this one in the works for a while! It’s a true enemies to lovers style fic as they really can’t stand each other. Or at least, Keys (our reader) can’t stand Dieter. They’re both gremlins in this and aren’t afraid to fight dirty. This is likely going to be two parts. It is unbeta’d but I’ve spent weeks annoying @ezrasbirdie​​​ about it, thank you for allowing me to go on and on about my plans and ideas for this, lovely.  

This fic is cross-posted to AO3 under the same name and my taglist can be found linked in my bio as well as my masterlist which is linked below. 

Comments/reblogs appreciated.

Chapter warnings: Mentioned drug use, prejudice, enemies to lovers, swearing, fighting dirty, getting even, miscommunication, sex mention, divorce mention, food/drink mention, insecurities

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When you were told that you would be script supervisor for an important, game-changing, necessary movie, your first thought was that it would be a new, modern classic like Citizen Kane or Gone With the Wind.

You were wrong. 

No, the first movie you’re working on as a script supervisor fresh out of film school isn’t a new, bold classic. But the sixth movie in a franchise that no one, not even the producers give a shit about except to save their floundering studio. Cliff Beasts 6: The Battle for Everest: Memories of a Requiem. You had to hand it to Omnipresent Studios. Not only had they conned you into agreeing to do it with their deliberate bad-faith take on their own movie, but they also came up with a title so long and so pretentious it circled around to being impressive before circling back into even more pretension. 

And you fucking turned down working on Retribution for this. You suppose you only had yourself to blame, really. Here you are, a fresh graduate from NYU’s film school, eager to impress. You’d submitted your resume to literally every film studio you could think of, even the big ones like Netflix and Warner Bros. You’d gotten a few nibbles of interest here and there before directors went with other people. More experienced people. Two directors had replied with promising interest: Darren Eigan and John Remington. Your thought process, along with the fucking con that Paula the producer had fed you, was that Darren is on a hot streak right now. And, wanting to be a screenwriter one day, you thought, stupidly, that working on a movie of “cultural importance” (cultural importance, your ass) would get your foot in the door. 

Which is how you find yourself here. Here being Heathrow International Airport. You had said goodbye to New York, your friends, your life for three and a half months of this. Of fucking Cliff Beasts. Your first order of business had been sprucing up the script. Darren had told you to take a chisel to it, not a sledgehammer. You needed a fucking wrecking ball. But you had diligently followed his instructions. You need him as a mentor. If you get in good with him, he can open the door to bigger and better things. 

Looking over the cast list as you wait in line for customs, your eyes freeze on the fourth name from the top. Dieter Bravo. 

Oh, fuck no. Anyone but him. 

In school, in order to pay the bills not covered by your scholarship, you’d worked as a barista. This asshole had come in on a near daily basis, ordering the weirdest drinks and just generally treating you like shit. Like you were his own personal assistant. When you had politely called him out for it instead of spitting in his drink or spiking it with a laxative like you had wanted to, he’d just laughed in his stupid fucking sunglasses and loungewear, strung out on whatever and said, “It’s your fucking job, sweet cheeks.”

You’d just smiled your tight fuck you smile as he handed over his black Amex card (that he had probably used to snort lines with earlier) and charged him triple, pocketing the remainder as a nice tip for yourself.

Christ, you really should have gone with Remington instead. A tension headache is already beginning to form and you haven’t even done anything apart from a few revisions on the script.

Exhaling deeply, you hope that he’s grown up since then. You have authority over him; you don’t have to worry about him. It’ll all be fine, you tell yourself. Nothing to worry about.

The gate agent waves you forward. Handing over your passport and your work visa you wait while they verify your information. It doesn’t take long and before you know it, you’re in the black car that the studio had sent over, taking you to the hotel where you’ll be staying for the duration of the shoot. 

Forty-five minutes later, the car pulls up on the hotel property. You take out your wireless earbuds, putting them in the charging station. “Wow,” you breathe, stepping out of the car. You’re just about to grab your suitcase from the trunk but the driver is faster. You’re not used to people doing that for you. 

“Right this way ma’am,” a staff member says. “Welcome to England. I’m Bola, the… well, everything.” 

You wave, telling him your name. “But you can call me Keys. Script supervisor.” Before Bola can say anything else a lanky looking man strides over, swab kit in hand. 

“Gunther, hi. You must be the script supervisor. I’m the health officer. And we’re just going to do a quick Covid test. You know of course that we require all the cast and crew to self-isolate for two weeks.” 

He sticks the swab up your nose, forbidding you from saying yes. You just make a sound that you hope sounds affirmative. He sticks the swab in a container thingy. 

“Right this way,” Bola says, leading you to one of the check-in desks where a woman maybe a year or two older than you is waiting at the ready. 

“Name?” she asks with an Eastern European accent. Her name tag reads Anika. She seems sweet. You tell her and she types in a few keystrokes, her smile fading, replaced by a frown. “Hmm, that’s odd,” she mutters to herself. “Ronjon?” she calls her boss. A man wearing a smart suit comes over. “I thought there was only supposed to be one person per room,” she mutters to him.

Ronjon puts his glasses on and peers at the screen. “No, you’re right. But that’s not the same room. He’s in 702A and she’s in 702B.”

You’re starting to worry. “Is everything okay? I know we’re supposed to self-isolate.” 

The manager gives you a smooth smile. “Everything is fine. It’s just a bit of a booking snafu. Would you mind terribly if you were in an adjoining room to one of the cast members?” 

You frown. “No. There would be privacy, right? Like they couldn’t come into my room?” 

“That’s correct. There’s an adjoining door inside each of the rooms that connects them, but it needs to be unlocked on both sides to get in. In addition to the hotel room door. It’s totally private for both of you.”

With a sigh, you nod as you readjust your laptop bag on your shoulder. You just want to go upstairs, unpack and lie down. International travel always wipes you out. “Sure, yeah. Fine. Who is it?”

“Is anyone going to tell me the meaning of this? Having to share a fucking room?” a voice you know all too well shouts at the other check-in desk. 

Answering your question.

Dieter fucking Bravo.

- - - - 

You’re lying on the bed face down. Just your luck that you would have to basically share a room with the one person on this production you had wanted to avoid. 

Idly, you wonder if it’s too late to quit and see if John Remington still needs someone. 

You’re not a quitter. And it’s only three months. Three months. You can do this. You can kick ass, learn as much as you can and move onto something else. And with any luck you can work on your script while you’re here. You’re only twenty minutes into your two week quarantine period. You brought a lot of reading material, a lot of movies to watch as well. You’ll be good to go. Two weeks will go by in a flash. 

You hear a crashing noise from your quasi-roommate’s room. Fuck me with barbed wire, you think. It’s tempting to just pretend that he isn’t here. To just ghost whenever he’s in the same room as you. But three months of that? Plus the accusations of unprofessionalism would stick to you so quick your career would be over before it could really start. 

Gritting your teeth, you pull yourself up into a sitting position. You just have to introduce yourself, maybe bury the hatchet if you can. Maybe he was just having a bad day… or weeks, when he was in New York filming that movie. Doesn’t excuse it but it sure does explain it. 

You open your part of the adjoining doors and knock. You wait a minute. Two. And then you knock again, louder this time.

It takes him forty-five seconds to open his part of the adjoining doors. He’s wearing an open brown robe and a pair of boxers. Nothing else except for some socks. Charming. 

Professional, Keys, you tell yourself. 

“Can I help you?” Dieter Bravo asks. 

You stop short. “Um… I’m your roommate. In a manner of speaking. I’m the script supervisor.”

Dieter frowns, clearly thinking something over. Does he recognize you? “That’s basically like a PA right?” He ignores your no. “I don’t… I have a rule. I don’t fuck the cast or crew of any movie I’m working on.” He makes an exaggerated grimace and wink. 

Your skin crawls. “Do you….? No, that’s not why I’m here. No. I just — I recognized you, I don’t know if you remember —”

Dieter continues as if you hadn’t been saying anything. “Never had a self-proclaimed fan of mine work on a movie and hit on me. They usually hide it. You’re kinda hot. Maybe I’ll make an exception just this once.” 

Your eyes nearly roll to the back of your skull. “If you would just shut up and listen for once. I’m not here trying to fuck you. I just wanted to say… water under the bridge. I’m sure you have a very good explanation for treating me like garbage that time in New York.” It’s a lie, but at this point you are fully aware of how collosolly stupid this is. 

“What are you talking about?” Dieter asks. Of course he doesn’t remember. 

You shake your head. “Nothing.” 

“Hey wait a minute,” Dieter says as you’re about to shut the door. You pause. “You’re a PA, right? Can you get me a coffee?” 

“Not my position and even if it was, I’m not getting you another fucking coffee ever again. Get it your fucking self if that’s not too hard for you to do. Bola said that UberEats delivers.” 

Slamming the door in his face gives you a moment of satisfaction before you realize just how horribly bad that went. “Ughhh.” You scrub your hands over your face. Three and a half months. You can do this. You can. 

Vaguely you can hear a snorting-sniffing sound come from next door. If you didn’t hate him so much, you’d ask if he can share. 

You can do this. 

- - - - 

As it turns out, Dieter Bravo makes the worst fucking roommate ever. At odd hours of the night he will ask if you can get him stuff or if he can charge his… toys in your room. He has no respect for your boundaries, always wondering why you don’t keep your side of the door unlocked. 

Just think about the experience and the money you keep reminding yourself. Sometimes the mantra needs to be repeated multiple times. Like when he decides to test out the karaoke machine at 11pm. You bang on the door but it goes unnoticed. It’s day eleven of this. 

Maybe he has a lot of pent up energy, you tell yourself. But you’re not going to be the meek pushover who’s only there to stroke the actors’ egos, least of all Dieter Bravo’s. He can stroke his own all he wants to. He needs no help from you. 

Grabbing your laptop you begin to type a strongly worded email. It toes the line of professionalism and bitchy perfectly. 

You have only met Darren once officially in person and it was when you checked in. The only other time you’ve corresponded has been over email or zoom. And it’s always been polite and excited. You’d been hoping to avoid this but it’s getting past the point of absurdity. 

Shoving your noise-canceling headphones in, you put on a “go to sleep music” video on YouTube and hope that that will work its magic. 

It must because next thing you know, your earbuds are yelling at you to charge them. Groggily you take them out and scrabble for the charging port in the dark, putting it down in the bed. It’s silent next door, thank Christ. 

You get an email from Darren the next afternoon after fielding yet another request for food delivery. It just says some inane wishy-washy bullshit about how he values your opinion and will look into it. Maybe you should talk to him in person. You’ll see how things go when shooting starts in a few days. You know there’s a cocktail party for the cast and crew in two days. But you won’t bother him with it then. 

- - - -

Once filming starts, Dieter’s shenanigans seem to calm down. All of his energy is put into filming. You’ve heard him rehearse for the movie every now and again, usually when he’s run out of things to do. You don’t question the accent. It’s Cliff Beasts 6, you’re not aiming for high art. At least not in the traditional sense. 

Dustin Mulray is a thorn in your other side. He won’t stop pestering you about script changes. Finally you say to him, “Don’t touch my fucking script. I know it’s shit but we’re literally making a sixth movie in a franchise that no one cares about.” 

Sean whistles approvingly and low-fives Howie. Apparently you’re not the only person Dustin has pissed off. Or more likely no one has ever dared to fight back against him. 

Other than a few hiccups here and there, filming seems to be going well so far. But then, three weeks into production, there’s a positive test. And it’s back into isolation you all go. It gives you a chance to work on your script when you’re not having to put up with Dieter’s bullshit. He never listens, always talks over you, implied that you slept with someone to get this job the other day. You had responded with, “You know the song Fucked My Way Up to the Top?” Dieter had nodded. “I always thought Lana wrote that about you.” And without another word, you had stalked off to the craft services tent. Later that night you had gotten out your pencil crayons and written in elaborate print I am a dragon, you’re a whore and left it outside his door. 

On night four of the second isolation, you’re lying in bed, drifting off. It’s late and Darren had just sent out a group text saying that filming is back on again tomorrow. Word on the street was that Dieter had been going around asking people if they wanted to have sex with him with no takers. 

You’re nearly asleep when a deafening sound comes from next door. From the sounds of it, Dieter has found the fitness mirror. Only the problem is, he has it at full volume so it’s like you’re getting fitness training too. You crack your eyes and look at the time on your phone. Jesus Christ, it’s two in the morning. Your earbuds are dead, in need of charging.

“Change me!” Dieter grunts and you jump, not expecting to hear him. You can hear the fitness trainer just fine, too. A few minutes later you can hear moaning and panting and grunting. Is he…? That doesn’t sound like any exercise sounds you’ve heard —

Jesus Christ on a bicycle. 

It doesn’t stop. It keeps going on a loop. With a truly beleaguered and aggravated grunt, you throw the blankets back and storm over to the adjoining door, pounding on it as loud and hard as you can stand it. “I’m sorry – I’m sorry – I’m sorry,” Dieter repeats. 

“I’ll give you something to be sorry about!” you shout.

Sometime around three-thirty the sounds stop. But there’s no point in trying to sleep now. The call time is at five. Even if you fell asleep right now, you’d need to be up in an hour. You want to hide under the blankets and not have to go to work on Cliff Beasts ever again. But this is allegedly your dream. So you get up and turn on the shower and stand under there for as long as you can. At one point you can hear Dieter pound on the wall. “Some of us are trying to sleep!” And you kind of want to kill him. 

You’re not going to kill him. You’re going to get your revenge. Bola had told you the other day about the bluetooth speakers in each room. He has stories about Dieter too so he’ll be easy to convince for his help in the plan that you’re concocting. And of course, Dieter has no idea how to work bluetooth. 

But first, you’re going to talk to Darren. This will be fine. 

An hour later, Krystal is staring at you half-awed, half concerned. “What happened to you?” she asks. 

“Ask Dieter,” you say as the man of the hour strolls into make-up. 

“What did I do?” he asks.  

“You mean you’re not a changed man? You certainly wanted her to change you.” 

Dieter looks at you blankly. 

Krystal is completely disinterested in your back and forth. She takes you by the hand. “Come on. You look like a zombie.” And she sits you down in the makeup chair, telling Donna to do some work on you before shooting starts.

You manage to catch Darren. “Hey, Darren. I was wondering if I could talk to you about something?”

“Sure, Keys, what’s up?” 

You hesitate, resisting the urge to rub your eyes. “Well it’s actually a followup to that email I sent to you a few weeks ago. The one about Dieter being disrespectful and treating me like trash?” 

Darren sighs. “Listen, Keys. Being a script supervisor is very different to being an actor. We’re here to guide them, tell them about character and story. But we can’t disrespect the process an actor has. Each one is different but equally valid.” 

Stifling a sigh, you say, “But this isn’t a process. This is blatant disrespect and insults.” 

It’s clear, though, that Darren is done with this conversation. Okay, peaceful negotiations are now off the table. 

Time to do things your own way.

- - - - 

“Thanks so much for doing this for me, Bola,” you say that afternoon. Shooting had ended early. You were originally saving these days for script writing on your own project but today is different. 

“Do not thank me, I should be thanking you.” Bola taps a few buttons on your laptop screen. “That man has been driving me up the wall since he first set foot in my hotel. There. All set. If anyone asks, I was never here.” 

You nod and set to work on your playlist of revenge. You have the perfect first song. Relax, by Frankie Goes to Hollywood. A song about attempting to avoid coming prematurely. Appropriate, you think. 

On filming nights, Dieter usually goes to bed at about eleven and is usually out no later than midnight. 

Your own headphones are charged and ready to go if need be. At eleven thirty, you connect the bluetooth speakers in Dieter’s room, setting the volume all the way up as high as it can go before you press play.

The reaction is immediate. “What the FUCK!” Dieter shouts. 

He jumps a mile high out of his bed. At first he thinks he’s having a bad trip, remembering a song that was playing one time he was high. But then a different song comes on. Just as loud. 

It soon becomes clear that this isn’t a hallucination. He isn’t even high right now. Mostly.

“Can you hear this?!” he shouts. 

Halfway through the playlist, right as the third What’s New Pussycat? gives way to the fourth he starts banging on the door. Either he’s figured it out or he’s checking to see if you’re affected as well. You don’t bother to press pause, just open the door. 

“Turn that off!” he snarls. 

“Say please,” you reply. 

“What?”

“Say. Please.” Your voice is pure ice. 

Dieter sighs. “Will you please turn that off! Jesus Christ. Can’t a guy sleep?” 

You press pause and turn on your feet. “Funny. I said the same thing last night when you were doing your exercise.” You see the moment when confusion turns to realization. 

“Oh Christ,” he murmurs. “I thought that was a dream. Anyway, you’ve proven your point. I hear you loud and clear.” 

This you hadn’t been expecting. “You do?” 

“Yeah. You wanna have sex with me. You didn’t have to go to all this effort though, honey.” 

You blink several times in quick succession. “You… think I did this because I want to have sex with you?” you ask slowly. 

“Well, yeah. Duh.” 

Putting on a faux-thoughtful face, you say, “I’m confused. I thought that sex was something that was supposed to mutually beneficial.”

Dieter frowns. “It is.” 

“So… what would I be getting out of it? You’d be getting sex and pleasure, but what would I be getting in return?” 

It takes a second for Dieter to realize what you’re saying. “Funny. There’s one person I still haven’t asked and she’s working tomorrow. AKA our day off.” 

Poor Anika, you think. “And here I was, going to work on my romance dialogue.”

“Listen to me, sweetcheeks, I got some advice for ya. If this is the best you can do for your first gig you’ll never make it as a writer, especially with your piss-poor edits.” 

Turning away from him, you blink away the tears that have suddenly formed in your eyes. Dammit. 

You are not going to give Dieter Bravo the satisfaction of knowing that he made you cry. 

“And yet, here you are,” you spit out, turning to face him, changing your mind about not letting him see that he’s made you cry. Let him feel bad. “Mr. Award-bait movie star in the sixth movie in a franchise that is already six feet under so he can keep paying for his lifestyle.” 

He sees the glassy look in your eyes and his snarl softens, whatever retort he had dying on his lips. “Shit – I didn’t mean –” 

“Get the fuck out of my room and leave me the fuck alone.” 

He doesn’t need telling twice. 

Huh. He does have the ability to listen to you. 

- - - -

After firing off a quick text to Anika, who quickly agrees to your idea, you type up said “romance dialogue” and send it to her as soon as possible. 

She’s going to say yes to Dieter asking her to have sex with him. Just as soon as he’s met and received the approval of Anika’s father. 

It’s simple dialogue but it’ll drive home the last point you have to prove to him. Flipping the script of discomfort on him. 

Your phone pings. He’s here. 

Good luck, you reply. 

Anika is supposed to reply back when everything’s done, mission accomplished. Instead she texts you Code red. He saw the lines on my phone screen. 

Oops. You put down the arts and crafts project that you’re working on. A homemade version of the Hunger Strike poster that you’re going to burn in effigy. There’s a knock on the door. 

You open it, homemade miniature poster still in hand. It’s the last person you were expecting to see. 

“Can I come in?” Dieter asks. “I’m really sorry about… well… everything sums it up well, don’t you think?” You could be knocked over with a feather. Dumbly, you nod, opening the door so he can come in. His eyes are clear, his sunglasses nowhere to be seen. He catches the makeshift poster in your hand. “Fanart?” he asks. 

“Effigy,” you hear yourself reply. “Thought buying a real poster would take too long.” 

Instead of being insulted, Dieter smirks. “Hot.” There’s a pause and Dieter sits down on the couch. “See that’s what I like about you, Keys. You suffer no fools.” 

“And yet here you are,” you can’t help but say. 

He smiles to himself. “I deserved that. Because I’ve been an idiot this whole time. And the last time.” So he does remember. “Good trick, by the way, charging me three times the original price. I was an ass. But, um, not that it excuses anything, I was kind of going through it at the time. My ex-wife had just filed for divorce. Turns out she had been sleeping with her pilates instructor. Cliche I know. But I thought that it was the first solid thing in my life since my, as you called it, award-bait movie. And you know what she said to me?”

You can guess, but you shake your head. 

“She said that I was just this pretentious, washed-up lowlife of a person. And she wasn’t the best person, I’ll give her that. But I believed her so hard that my persona of Dieter Bravo took over my real identity. And interacting with you has made me realize that. Because so many people just bow and scrape and nod and say yes. I know you complained to Darren about me. And that asshole’s the biggest pushover on this set, always goes for the highest bidder and I guess in his eyes the actor outranks script supervisor.” 

You don’t know why he’s telling you any of this. “Dieter, why… What does this have to do with anything?” 

Dieter sighs. “I just — I’m so used to being in persona mode that I forget sometimes. Forget that… David Lucas Bautista isn’t an asshole. He’s actually a really nice guy. And I respect you, more than any of these pukes on set.”

Your surprised snicker is quickly disguised as a throat clearing. “David Bautista? I can see why you have a stage name. But why change the whole thing?”

“Never half-ass two things. Whole-ass one thing,” Dieter replies. 

“You stole that,” you accuse, understanding the reference right away. 

Dieter’s eyes twinkle. “You don’t miss anything. Anyway, I was downstairs, propositioning Anika, who clearly wasn’t into it. And her eyes kept darting over to her phone.” 

Busted. But he doesn’t seem mad. 

“I’m sorry that I’ve been… less than pleasant, Keys. For insulting you and not respecting your boundaries.” His apology sounds genuine. It’s his eyes that tell you he’s being truthful, his words unscripted. It’s a lot of guts laying his cards on the table like this. 

You swallow. “I appreciate you saying that, thank you. I forgive you. And I’m sorry that I was such a raging bitch to you. There were other ways to prove my point…”

Dieter snorts. “But none that would have gotten my attention. I’m a stubborn ass. And you’re creative. It wasn’t anything I didn’t deserve. You give as good as you get. Better, even. I respect that about you. Friends?” 

He sticks out his hand to shake, his brown eyes hopeful. It takes a minute of contemplation; Dieter’s on tenterhooks the entire time, his entire body exhaling when you stick your hand in his. “Friends,” you agree.

[kieradumpzz081927]

I can't draw more in digital so, introducing Lily Everest! (The art is one of my latest digital art i had.) Name: Lily Everest (Rirī eberesuto) Age: 500+ Species: Mermaid (not siren) Title: Everest family's first mermaid / Queen of mermaids Height: 168 cm / 179cm(with mermaid tail) Children: Melody, Norman, Darren Home: Castle of Atlantis Personality: Caring, Motherly, Loving, Friendly, Patient, Warm-hearted. Hobby: Singing, Mermaid Dancing, Magical Performance Relationship: Melody: Lily's first born child, lily and melody are on famously good mother-daughter terms <3 Norman: Lily's adopted sailor son, lily is the one of the people who can understand norman's traumas, situations, and pain. Darren: Lily's god son, darren can be mean but deep inside of him, he has a soft spot which lily knew about this, melody knew about this, norman knew about this. Nicholas Everest: Lily's oldest brother, lily knows what happened to her oldest brother's dearest friend who died by giving birth of nicholas's god son. Asides that, Lily deeply cares, support, and loved her oldest brother. Annabeth: Lily's mother, who was the first goddess of creation before John V. Gone (don't ask but it's my cousin's oc's name lol) and before GOC's mother. Annabeth and lily are on mother and daughter terms. Lucas: Lily's adopted older brother, lucas may be a emo jerk but still a caring and supporting brother that lily has, even lily bonds with lucas when they talk about all the legends on the sea. Lucy: Lily's oldest sister, although their bonding and and meetings are unknown but they are actually very on good terms as sisters. Nathalia Kiro: Lily's oldest sister who was the triplet of lucy, kiro and lily are famously get along eachother. Jenny: Lily's oldest sister and triplet with lucy and kiro, it is said that lily never met her in person but through spiritual meetings. Siren demon queen: Lily's niece, lily is proud of SDQ for being the new ruler of the mermaids including sirens. SDQ is one of the descendants of lily, the two mermaids are on auntie and niece terms. (There are more but that is all for now...)

[cinamun]

If Mercy and Sean get together right now, I think they'll just be licking each other's wounds. If they can admit that upfront, then let the debauchery begin. If not though, maybe they should chill.

And Fuck. Bishop. Look, I'm not saying Darren is going to have Sean's back if things get heated--though Indya might for Mercy cause she seems like she only needs half a reason to get into it--but I also don't think he's gonna let shit slide if that shit starts sliding in the direction of his baby girl's MiL who is fit to be a casualty in anything that Bishop gets up to. The newlyweds have already been through enough and I can't see the Drakes just being spectators when shit starts going down.

I haven't fully clocked Sean yet, but he just might be stockpiling every time he wanted to hit a woman and is just looking for the right time to unleash it, so.

So, like, is there a 3rd option for the poll?

Ha!! No 3rd option BUT excellent observations. Indya never needs a reason, Darren is going to ride for his family and, now, perhaps that includes in-laws as well.

What we don't want, is smoke. So anything that goes down with MerSean needs to be handled with care. Whether that is licking each other's wounds, becoming friends or a hot, wild and carnal wickedwhims experience.

You know how on Mt. Everest there is something called the death zone? They are within inches lmfaoooooooooo

[soldier-requests]

Hello! I'm looking for some masculine name ideas for a Sniper-kin ; if you want to experiment with making it earth/forest/canine themed that'd be really swag

hello!! wasn’t too sure about how masc some of these names feel, but i hope you find something you like regardless!

there's not as much as i normally end up doing, but it's still quite the list so i put them under the cut 👍.

acacia

acacius

ace

ackley

acorn

affie

alaska

alfie

alpine

arbor

arc

archer

archie

arctic

aries

arthur

artus

ash

asher

ashford

ashton

aster

atlas

august

augustin(e)

augustus

avens

avery

bandit

baron

basil

bass

basset

bay

bear

beaumont

beck

beetle

ben

bengal

benji

benny

bentley

benton

berry

birch

birk

blackjack

blaze

blue

blume

bo, boe

bolt

bone

boomer

borage

border

boxer

bracker

bracket

bramble

briar

brick

brin

brock

bryce

bryn

buck

bud

bull

burr

bush

busher

bushie, bushy

butch

buzz

caelum, caylum

callum

cane, kane

canid

canine

canyon

cas

casey

caspian

cedar

cerberus

charcoal

charlie

cheddar

chen

chez

chow

cider

ciel

cinder

citrine

citron

citrus

clay

clement

cliff

cloud

coal

coast

cobalt

cobolt

cocoa

collie

colt

columbine

columbo

columbus

conan

cooper

copper

cove

coy

coyote

crane

crimson

crispin

crow

curry

cyan

cypress

dagwood

dak

dakota, dakoda

dale

dane

dante

darrah

darren

darrow

david

dawson

deacon

dean

declan

den

denis, denys

deniz

denver

derry

dhole

digger

dill

dingo

dipper

douglas

drake

duff(y)

duke

dulce

dune

dusk

dust

dustin

dusty

dutch

dutchen

east

eden

elvis

elwood

emerald

emerson

emery

everest

everett

evergreen

falcon

fallon

fang

farley

fennec

fennel

fergus

fews

fin, finn

finch

finley, finnley

fir

firth

fish

fisher

flax

flint

florence

florent

flynn

ford

forest

forester

frank

frankie

franklin

fraser, frazier, frasier, frazer

frost

gale(n)

gardner

gene

genesis

ginger

goldie

grain

grey, gray

grove(s)

hades

harvest

hawk(e)

hazel

heath

hercules

hive

holland

hound

hugo

hum

hummer

hunt

hunter

huntie, hunty

jack

jackal

jackie, jacky

jason

jasper

jay

jett

joey

jove

july

june

juniper

juno

jupiter

kai

kale

kestrel

kip

kippy, kippie

koa

koi

lake

lark

leo

loch

locust

lodge

lotis

lotus

lucky

lumen

lupin(e)

lupis

mace

magnus

mane(d)

mango

march

marley

marlow

marsh

marshal(l)

matchbox

maverick

max

meek

meer

merlin

mickey

mint(y)

mob(y)

moose

morgan

morris

moses

moss

mossy, mossie

nash

nasher

nicholas

noble

norman

north

nox

oak

oakie

odie

odin

oleander

olive(r)

olivier

ollie

oto

otter

otto

ottoman

packet(t)

pear

percival

percy

perry

perseus

picard

pickle

pine

pongo

prairie

prince

red, redd

reed, reid

ren

rhodes

rhody

ridge

rock(e)

rocky, rockie

roman

ronat

rook

root

rory

rover

rudy

rune

russel

salmon

samsun, samson

scruff

scruffy, scruffie

silver

silvester

skylark

smokey

sol

solei(l)

solomon

sorrel

south

spade

sparrow

spot

spruce

stag

sterling

stone

sun

sunray

talon

tawny

terran

terro

terry, terrie

theo

thistle

thor

thyme

titan

toms

trip

tunnel

turtle

velvet

vulp

vulpes

wade

wane

warbler

wax

waxer

weaver

wells

west

whistler

winston

wolf(e)

wood

woodrow

woodson

woody, woodie

york

zeus

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﹒﹒   male   names   masterlist     !

in honor of my third milestone on here ( thank you sm ) , i’ve decided to release a master list of 400+male names i personally love and think could be used more in the community . this was also requested by a few anons and names will be added to the list frequently . the names are sorted by first letter but not alphabetically within each letter category . if you found this useful , feel free to like or reblog to spread this !

A : alston, ander, adamo, alex, austen, ace, arian, adrian, atlas, augustus, axel, archer, angel, archie, aaron, abel, asher, amir, adriel, andrew, ace, alejandro, arlo, adonis, atticus, abram, ambrose. 

B : bryce, bryson, benji, bellamy, banks, bear, beau, bentley, barrett, brody, brayden, bennett, braxton, bowen, briggs, baker, bruce, benson, bristol, boston, brycen, bryant, brock, brendan, bruno, byron, braden, bronson, braeson.

C : colton, cartier, cyrus, caleb, carter, cedric, carson, cohen, calvin, callum, casper, caspius, chase, cole, connor, camden, colt, caden, cash, crew, chance, clayton, cruz, cairo, corbin, colson, cesar, clark. 

D : damon, damien, darren, dylan, dominic, declan, dean, dario, drew, dimitri, dakota, dawson, daxton, dante, desmond, denver, dax, deacon, drake, derrick, darius, duke, deandre, dash, dilan, dayton, duncan, dior. 

E : eduardo, edward, elias, emilien, evan, easton, everett, emmett, enzo, ezra, elliot, emmanuel, ezekial, elias, emerson, eric, emory, edwin, elian, esteban, edison, emir, everest, eliseo, everley.

F : florencio, flynn, fabio, forester, francis, flynn, fallon, finn, finnick, felix, fernando, finnegan, fabian, ford, forbes, fletcher, fisher, fox, fitz, flint, fulton. 

G : giovanni, gage, gomez, grayson, griffin, grant, graham, gavin, grant, gianni, gunner, gideon, gregory, grey, gustavo, guillermo, gentry, gadiel, gabriel. 

H : halton, herman, holden, hayes, hudson, hayden, harrison, harlow, harvey, hugo, hank, henley, holland, hamza, hugh, houston, hakeem. 

I : isaac, icarius, idris, ian, ivan, isaiah, ismael, ilan, irvin, iain. 

J : julian, juniper, joao, joaquim, jordan, jaxton, joshua, josiah, javier, jayden, justin, jonah, jace, jasper, jay, jj, jackson, jeremiah, judah, joel, jensen, jaylen, jonas, jamal. 

K : kai, kolton, kaleb, klaus, kyrie, kingston, kayden, king, kobe, knox, kyler, kaden, khalil, kane, killian, keegan, kian, kamden, kieran, keanu, kyland, kareem, kasen, 

L : liam, lukas, logan, lucien, lawrence, leo, leighton, leon, lindell, lamar, latrell, larson, lance, levi, luke, landon, luca, lincoln, landon, lorenzo, london, lennox, leonel, lawson, luciano, layton, lux, leroy, lamar. 

M : micaiah, mateo, marcell, manny, mac, malcolm, mckay, meechie, matias, mason, maverick, mitch, murphy, miles, malachi, maddox, marshall, malik, moses, marvin, milo. 

N : noah, nicolai, nasir, nico, nash, neymar, naveen, nehemiah, nixon, nelson, nigel, niles, nolyn, namir. 

O : orlando, ozzy, oliver, omar, orion, otto, odin, otis, oskar, osvaldo, owen. 

P : peyton, parker, pearce, prince, preston, porter, pierre, penn, patton, paxton, paolo, pope, percy. 

Q : quentin, quinn, quint, quang. 

R : roman, rowan, reid, riggs, reece, rafael, ryland, roland, ronan, rhett, rhys, rory, rainer, roscoe, rocco, ryder, ryker, remington, russell, romeo, raiden, ruben, ridge, rex, rudy, remy. 

S : sawyer, spencer, salem, salvatore, stefan, samson, sebastian, samuel, santiago, silas, sutton, sterling, sully, sergio, seth, santino, santibel, soren, saint, samir, saul, sal, santos, slater, santino. 

T : tyson, tyrin, taylor, teagan, tobias, troye, tristan, tucker, theo, torrento, tanner, travis, tripp, trenton, trey, tomas, talon, thad, terrance, teddy. 

U : uriel, ulysesses, umar, urbane, uri, ursel, usher. 

V : valencio, victor, valence, valentino, vance, victor, vaughn, vincent, virgil, vernon, vander, vito, vero, villard. 

W : wick, walker, weston, wyatt, wolfgang, wells, wilder, wesley, walter, warren, wade, winston, watson, wiley, waylen. 

X : xavier, xander, xane, xavion, xavi, xiomar, xackery, xan. 

Y : yosef, yosan, york, yasir, yoel, yuri, yannis.

Z : zane, zakhar, zavier, zion, zahir, zev, zeus, zacharias.

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the characters as zodiac signs?

This was a fun one! With the caveat that I know very little about astrology and had to consult a list of the signs’ main characteristics for reference, and that my word here is definitely not law, here’s what I headcanoned!

Aquarius: Ella, Lacey, Ocean

Pisces: Aura, Florian

Aries: Blaze, Caspian, Helia, Tempest

Taurus: Rain, Syrah, Taron

Gemini: Shadow, Siren, River

Cancer: Ember, Lux, Sofia

Leo: Electra, Phoenix

Virgo: Diamond, Natalie, Misty

Libra: Celestia, Roman, Silver

Scorpio: Flint, Gaia, Lynx, Nimbus, Umbra

Sagittarius: Charlie, Darren, Laxmi, Mateo, Sky

Capricorn: Amir, Ash, Everest, Rosie

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RIP Timmy Matley

Three days ago on this day lead singer (one of 5) of the British 5-piece harmony band, The Overtones, died on the 11th April at the age of 36 from skin cancer. I openly admit I wasn’t a major fan of the group but that doesn’t mean that I didn’t enjoy their music. The British music has lost another talented singer and my condolences go out to both his friends, family, fans and the other remaining…

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How to Rock MozCon 2018 Like the Marketing Superhero You Are

Posted by FeliciaCrawford

MozCon is just around the corner, meaning it’s time to share one of our absolute favorite posts of the year: the semi-official MozCon Guide to Seattle!

For those of you following the yellow brick road of I-5 into the heart of the Emerald City to spend three days absorbing all the SEO insight you can hold, this should help you plan both how you spend your time at the conference and outside of it. For those watching on the sidelines, scroll along and you’ll find a treasure trove of fun Seattle ideas and resources for future cons or trips you might make to this fair city by the sea.

And if you’ve been waffling on whether or not to take the plunge (to attend the conference — I wouldn’t recommend plunging into the Puget Sound, it’s quite cold), there may still be time:

Register for MozCon!

We’re now over 99% sold out, so act fast if you’ve got your heart set on MozCon 2018!

Official MozCon activities:

We know you’re here for a conference, but that’s only part of your day. After you’ve stuffed every inch of space in your brain with cutting-edge SEO insights, you’re going to want to give yourself a break — and that’s exactly why we’ve put together an assortment of events, activities, suggestions, and Seattle insider pro tips for how to fill your time outside of MozCon.

The MozCon kickoff party!

With day one behind you, we’re guessing you’ll be some mix of energized, inspired, and ready to relax just a bit. Celebrate the first day of MozCon at our Monday night kickoff party with a night of networking, custom cocktails, and good music at beautiful Block 41 in Belltown.

Meet with fellow marketers and the Mozzers that keep your SEO software shiny while you unwind after your first full day of conferencing. It’s our privilege and delight to bring our community together on this special night.

Our famously fun MozCon Bash

There ain’t no party like a MozCon party! We invite all MozCon attendees and Mozzers to join us on Wednesday night at the Garage Billiards in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. From karaoke to photobooth, from billiards to shuffleboard, and peppered liberally with snacks and libations, the Wednesday Night MozCon Bash is designed to celebrate the completion of three days of jam-packed learning. This is the industry party of the year — you won’t want to miss it!

Birds of a Feather lunch tables

In between bites of the most delicious lunch you’ll find in the conference circuit, you’ll have the opportunity to connect with your fellow community members around the professional topics that matter most to you. Each day there will be seven-plus tables with different topics and facilitators; find one with a sign noting the topic and join the conversation to share advice, learn new tips and tricks, and discover new friends with similar interests.

Monday, July 9th

Google Analytics & Tag Management hosted by Ruth Burr Reedy at UpBuild

Content-Driven Link Building hosted by Paddy Moogan at Aira

Mobile App Growth hosted by Emily Grossman at Skyscanner

Content Marketing hosted by Casie Gillette at KoMarketing

Local SEO hosted by Mike Ramsey at Nifty Marketing

Podcasting hosted by Heidi Noonan-Mejicanos at Moz

Workflow Optimization hosted by Juan Parra at Accelo

Tuesday, July 10th

SEO A/B Testing hosted by Will Critchlow at Distilled

Community Speaker Connection hosted by Sha Menz at Moz

PPC + SEO Integration hosted by Jonathon Emery at Distilled

Meet Your Help Team hosted by Kristina Keyser at Moz

Agency Collaboration hosted by Yosef Silver at Fusion Inbound

Site Speed hosted by Jono Alderson at Yoast

Featured Snippets hosted by Rob Bucci at STAT Search Analytics

Voice Search hosted by Dr. Pete Meyers at Moz

Wednesday, July 11th

Content Marketing Q&A hosted by Kane Jamison at Content Harmony

Paid Search Marketing for High-Cost Keywords hosted by Trenton Greener at the Apex Training

SEO A/B Testing hosted by Will Critchlow at Distilled

Team Hiring, Retention, & Growth hosted by Heather Physioc at VML

Local Search hosted by Darren Shaw at Whitespark

Machine Learning & Advanced SEO by Britney Muller at Moz

Reporting Q&A hosted by Dana DiTomaso at Kick Point

The delight is in the details

MozCon is literally brimming with things to do and ways to support our attendees when they need it. Aside from our hosted events and three days’ worth of talks, we’ve got things to fill in the cracks and make sure your MozCon experience is everything you’ve ever wanted from a conference.

Photobooth with Roger: Admit it — you see that cute, googly-eyed robot face and you just want to hug it forever. At MozCon, you can do just that — and memorialize the moment with a picture at the photobooth! Roger’s a busy bot, but his photobooth schedule will be posted so you can plan your hugs accordingly.

Ping pong play sesh: Don your sweat bands and knee-high socks and keep your paddle arm limber! During breaks, we’ll have ping pong tables available to burn some excess energy and invite a little casual competition.

The world map of MozCon: Ever play pin the tail on the donkey? Well, this is sort of like that, but the donkey is a world map and (thankfully) there’s no blindfold. You’ll place a pin from wherever in the world you traveled from. It’s amazing to see how far some folks come for the conference!

Local snacks galore: Starbucks, Piroshky Piroshky, Ellenos Yogurt, and Top Pot Donuts will happily make themselves acquainted with your tastebuds! Carefully chosen from local Seattle businesses, our snacks will definitely please your local taste pallet and, if past feedback is to be believed, possibly tempt you to move here.

Stay charged: Pining for power? Panicking at that battery level of 15% at 10am? Find our charging sofas to fuel up your mobile device.

MozCon is for everyone

We want marketers of all stripes to feel comfortable and supported at our conference. Being “for everyone” means we’re working hard to make MozCon more accessible in many different ways. The Washington State Convention Center is fully ADA compliant, as are our other networking event venues. But it’s important for us to get even better, and we welcome your feedback and ideas.

Here are a few of the ways we’ve worked to make MozCon a welcoming event for everyone:

A ramp on the stage

Live closed captioning of the main event

Walkways for traffic flow

Menus featuring options or special meals (that actually taste good) for dietary restrictions

A nursing room

Gender-neutral bathroom options

Lots of signage

T-shirts that fit different body types

Visible staff to help make everyone’s experience the best possible

A proud partnership with 50/50 Pledge, furthering our commitment to better representation of women on stage

Strict enforcement of our Code of Conduct and TAGFEE

Bespoke city exploration — Get to know Seattle!

In years past, Tuesday nights were reserved for our MozCon Ignite event, where brave folks from myriad backgrounds would share stories in lighting-fast Ignite-style talks of five minutes each — the only rule being it can’t be about marketing!

While MozCon Ignite has always been a much-loved and highly anticipated event, we’ve also listened closely to your feedback about wanting more time to network on your own, plan client dinners, go on outings with your team, and in general just catch your breath — without missing a thing. That’s why this year, we’re folding Ignite into the official MozCon schedule so everyone can benefit from the tales shared and enjoy a fun five-minute break between SEO talks.

Wondering about what topics will be covered at Ignite this year?:

The Ninja Kit to NOT Get Sick While Traveling by Dana Weber at Seer Interactive

My Everest: How 10 Years of Chasing Tornadoes Came Down to One Moment by Tom Romero at Uncommon Goods

Baseball Made Me a Better Engineer by Tom Layson at Moz

Trailblazer: How Reading One Book Changed My Life for Good by Lina Soliman at OSUWMC

Drag Queen Warlocks, Skateboarding Sorcerers, & Other Folks by Jay Ricciardi at Tableau

Voice Dialogue Therapy: Listening to the Voices Inside Your Head by Kayla Walker at Distilled

We’re opening up Tuesday night as your chance to explore the Emerald City. We’ll have a travel team onsite at the conference on Tuesday to help you and your friends plan an exciting Seattle adventure. Perhaps you’ve met a fantastic group of like-minded folks at a Birds of a Feather lunch table and would love to talk featured snippets over fresh fish n’ chips at the Pike Place Market. Maybe you’ve always wanted to catch the view at the top of the Space Needle (recently renovated and reopened to provide even better views!). Or perhaps a quiet sunset picnic overlooking the water at Gasworks Park seems like the perfect way to relax after a long day of learning and networking. Regardless of whatever floats your boat, we encourage you to plan local meetups, invite your newfound and long-standing friends, and forge a few irreplaceable Seattle memories.

Wondering what there is to do, drink, eat, and see in Seattle?

Well, who better to ask than us Seattleites? Using tons of real suggestions from real Mozzers, we’ve put together a Google Map you can use to guide your exploration outside the confines of the event venue — check it out below!

Seattle’s got more to offer than we can name — get out there and discover the renowned Emerald City quirks and quaintness we’re famous for!

Travel options:

Seattle’s got a pretty solid transit system that can get you where you need to go, whether you’re traveling by bus or train. The city also has its share of rideshare services, as well as taxis, bikes, ferries, and water taxis, depending on where you're headed.

Public transportation

King County Metro Trip Planner: Traverse the city by bus! You can also download an app to get real-time bus info (I like the One Bus Away app, developed here in Seattle by University of Washington grads)

Light Rail: Connecting the north end to the south, the Light Rail can move you across Seattle quickly (and even drop you off right at SeaTac for your flight home!)

Water taxis and ferries can float you right across the Sound (and offer a lovely view while they’re at it)

A Transit Go ticket or ORCA card will happily power your public transit excursions

Bikeshare programs: As you wander the city, you may notice brightly colored bicycles patiently awaiting riders on the sidewalks. That rider could be you! If you’re feeling athletic, take advantage of the city’s bikeshare programs and see Seattle on two wheels.

Rideshares and taxis

Uber & Lyft can get you where you need to go

Moovn is a Seattle startup rideshare company

Two taxi services, Seattle Yellow Cab and Orange Cab, allow for online booking via their apps (or you can call ‘em the old-fashioned way!)

Are you ready to rock MozCon?!

If you’re already MozCon-bound come this July, make sure to download the app (must be on mobile) and join our Facebook group to maximize your networking opportunities, get to know fellow attendees, and stay up-to-date on conference news and activities.

If you’re thinking about grabbing a ticket last-minute, we still have a few left:

Grab a ticket while you can

And whether you’re going to be large, in charge, and live at the conference or just following along at home and eagerly waiting the video release, follow along with the #MozCon hashtag on Twitter to indulge in the juicy tidbits and takeaways attendees will undoubtedly share.

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12 filmes do Amazon Prime Video que são diamantes para os olhos

A Bula reuniu em uma lista 12 ótimos filmes do Amazon Prime Video, de diferentes nacionalidades, que são verdadeiros diamantes para os olhos. Vários dos longas selecionados foram premiados e receberam boas avaliações da crítica especializada., mas são pouco conhecidos pelo público em geral.

A Bula reuniu em uma lista 12 ótimos filmes do Amazon Prime Video, de diferentes nacionalidades, que são verdadeiros diamantes para os olhos. Os longas selecionados são pouco conhecidos, mas foram bem-avaliados pela crítica especializada em cinema e devem ser vistos por todos aqueles que se consideram cinéfilos. Entre eles, destacam-se “What Will People Say” (2017), de Iram Raq; “Kon-Tiki” (2013), de Espen Sandberg e Joachim Rønning; e “Réquiem para um Sonho” (2000), dirigido por Darren Aronofsky. Os títulos estão organizados de acordo com o ano de lançamento e não seguem critérios classificatórios.

Imagens: Divulgação / Reprodução Amazon Prime Video

Cuernavaca (2018), Alejandro Andrade Pease

A vida de Andy, um garoto solitário de 11 anos, muda de repente quando sua mãe fica gravemente ferida durante um assalto. Sem ninguém para cuidar dele, ele é enviado para a pequena cidade de Cuernavaca, onde vive sua avó paterna. Enquanto sua mãe está entre a vida e a morte, Andy tenta lidar com sua nova realidade e conviver com a avó, que parece fazer de tudo para mantê-lo longe.

Poorna (2017), Rahul Bose

Poorna é uma garota que pertence a uma família indígena, no pequeno estado de Telangana. Dentre adolescentes de várias escolas, ela é selecionada por um programa do governo para a Operação Everest. Ela irá escalar a montanha com um alpinista profissional. Para se preparar, Poorna caminha para os montes próximos à sua região. Aos 13 anos, se torna a pessoa mais nova a chegar ao cume do Everest.

What Will People Say (2017), Iram Raq

Nisha é uma garota de 16 anos, filha de paquistaneses, que vive na Noruega com a família. Ela leva uma vida dupla: em casa, é uma filha paquistanesa perfeita, mas fora dela vive como uma adolescente norueguesa normal, inclusive mantendo relações sexuais. Mas, os dois mundos de Nisha colidem quando seu pai, um homem conservador, a pega na cama com o namorado.

Ma ma (2015), Julio Medem

Magda é uma professora desempregada e mãe solteira, que se divorciou após ser trocada pelo marido. Ao fazer os exames de rotina, ela descobre que está com câncer de mama em estágio avançado. Magda resolve seguir com o tratamento sem contar a ninguém, até que conhece Arturo, o técnico de futebol de seu filho. Arturo também é um homem traumatizado e os dois acabam se envolvendo.

Para o Outro Lado (2015), Kiyoshi Kurosawa

O marido de Mizuki, Yusuke, é dado como desaparecido após se afogar. Três anos depois, ele reaparece repentinamente, e a convida para conhecer os lugares pelos quais passou e as pessoas que conheceu enquanto esteve ausente. Assim, Misuki faz uma longa viagem ao lado de Yusuke, refletindo sobre as mudanças que aconteceu em sua vida nos últimos anos.

Kon-Tiki (2013), Espen Sandberg e Joachim Rønning

O pesquisador Thor Heyerdahl acredita que a Polinésia foi ocupada primeiramente pelos sul-americanos e não pelo povo do Oeste, como dizem os livros de história. Para comprovar sua teoria, ele constrói uma pequena jangada, com os mesmos materiais usados no passado, e viaja para a Polinésia com outros cinco tripulantes. A jornada, que pode durar três meses, é considerada por todos como uma viagem suicida.

Janie Jones (2011), David M. Rosenthal

Janie Jones é uma garota de 13 anos que é abandonada pela mãe, uma ex-groupie, e precisa conviver com o pai, o roqueiro Ethan Brand, um astro em decadência que até então não sabia que tinha uma filha. O comportamento autodestrutivo de Ethan ameaça a possibilidade de se aproximar de Janie, que também tem um talento especial para a música.

Usagi Drop (2011), SABU

Daikichi, um homem de quase 30 anos, leva uma vida relaxada de solteiro. Um dia, ele recebe a notícia de que seu avô morreu e resolve viajar para encontrar os familiares. Durante o velório, ele conhece Rin, uma garota de seis anos que é filha ilegítima de seu avô e será enviada por um orfanato por não ser desejada pela família. Mesmo desagradando os parentes, Daikichi resolve adotar Rin.

A Pele de Onagro (2010), Alain Berliner

O aristocrata Raphael de Valentin está frustrado por ter fracassado na vida e planeja cometer suicídio. Mas, ele encontra um velho que lhe presenteia com uma milagrosa pele de onagro, uma espécie de jumento, que tem o poder de atender os pedidos das pessoas. Raphael realiza todos os seus desejos e vive uma vida de luxo, mas um feitiço paira sobre a pele de onagro: a cada ordem atendida, ela encolhe e encurta a vida de seu dono.

Stone (2010), John Curran

Jack Mabry, um oficial que trabalha concedendo liberdade condicional, está a poucos dias de se aposentar. Antes, ele precisa finalizar os últimos casos, incluindo o de Gerald “Stone”, o homem que incendiou a casa de seus avós anos atrás. Stone precisa convencer Mabry de que está reabilitado e merece a condicional. Para isso, fará de tudo, incluindo pedir à namorada que seduza o oficial.

Fonte da Vida (2006), Darren Aronofsky

O cientista Tommy Creo busca incessantemente exterminar o câncer, doença da qual sua mulher, Izzy, sofre. A chance de sucesso aparece quando seu time de pesquisadores encontra uma árvore que pode ajudar na cura. Ao mesmo tempo, em seus últimos dias de vida, Izzy escreve um livro sobre o navegador espanhol Tomas Creo, que partiu para o Novo Mundo em busca da árvore da vida, citada na Bíblia, no século 16.

Réquiem para um Sonho (2000), Darren Aronofsky

Sara Goldfarb é uma viúva solitária que passa o tempo assistindo televisão. Ela é convidada para participar de seu programa favorito, o “Tappy Tibbons Show”. Para aparecer bonita na TV, Sara começa a tomar um perigoso remédio para emagrecer. Enquanto isso, seu filho, Harry, viciado em heroína, acaba se envolvendo no mundo do narcotráfico, numa tentativa desesperada de conseguir dinheiro para realizar seus sonhos.

12 filmes do Amazon Prime Video que são diamantes para os olhos Publicado primeiro em https://www.revistabula.com

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Police: Schofield toddler left in vehicle for 10 hours

Police say the 2-year-old was left in a car from 2 a.m. until noon before being discovered. The child is hospitalized.

By Darren Siewert

SCHOFIELD, Wis. — A Schofield father is facing felony child abuse charges after his son was allegedly left in a vehicle for 10 hours, according to an Everest Metro Police Department release.

Officers received a 911 call at 12:11 p.m. Sunday, July 28 requesting an ambulance in the city of Schofield. When they arrived, they discovered a mother holding a young child in her arms.…

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hi there! I really wanna apply to this, i LOVE the idea and all the effort you’ve put into it - very beautiful! but I see the app count is just women! do you have a most wanted for guys?? i know every character is important in their own ways but maybe a specific few you want to get the ball rolling with to make it even when you start :)

First, thank you so much for the kind words and your excitement! An app for any of our masc characters would be much appreciated, but if you’re looking for suggestions, I’d personally be thrilled to see some of our humans joining us! Skeptic Amir, opportunist Taron, mogul Darren, or local Charlie would all be great additions to our opening cast. Any of our Monarchs — Flint, Ash, and Florian — would be spectacular as well! If you’re feeling more like a ~classic sprite though, I’d love to see more fire or earth sprites among us — Blaze, Silver, and Everest would all thrill me as well!

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Larten: Darren, as far as your love life goes, normally I could not care less who's laying your quivering body down by the fire while your lips whisper "No, no... no" but your eyes scream, "Yes. Yes. Oh, BIG DADDY, YES!" But when you are dating Arra's sissy-poo, it forces me to spend time with you outside of the Council, and I just will not have that. So, here is the deal: Do not want to have dinner with you. Do not want to go bowling with you. And I never, ever again want to walk into my kitchen and hear you say,

Larten: *singing* "Ohh, it's waffle time! It's waffle time! Won't you have some waffles of mine?"

Darren: *joining in* waffles of mine?

Larten: Bottom line. We will be bestest friends for everest if you just keep your face out of my face.

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#BFP Rebecca Murray Entrevista Jared Leto sobre o filme Senhor das Armas (Entrevista disponibilizada em fevereiro de 2016) 

Jared Leto sobre o tema de Senhor da Guerra: "Eu estava definitivamente familiarizado com isto, mas Andrew [Niccol] ainda conseguiu me educar muito através do script. Ele tem um processo muito específico quando faz algo, então ele realmente elaborou um assunto que eu conhecia um pouco, mas certamente era um mundo que eu estranhava completamente.

Pesquisar sobre seu personagem: “Eu fiz minha própria pesquisa também. Uma das coisas que fiz foi aprender russo. Nós dois, eu e o Yuri, o personagem de Nicolas Cage eramos imigrantes russos, irmãos no filme, então enquanto nós não tínhamos sotaque, nós definitivamente falávamos russo fluentemente. Então eu comecei a aprender russo e eu fui, provavelmente, uma daquelas pessoas muito ansiosa, um jovem ator irritante que estava tentando mudar todas as minhas falas para o russo, para o desânimo do diretor e Nic Cage. Eles me disseram para relaxar pois não poderíamos ter um filme cheio de legendas, então isso foi um pouco cortado. Mas foi muito difícil aprender russo.”

Sobre a reação do público ao Senhor das Armas: É um filme desafiador. Não é para qualquer pessoa. É só para aqueles que querem experimentar algo diferente. O filme te leva você para um passeio, uma fuga e é muito engraçado às vezes. Ele nos da uma visão de um mundo muito parecido com o tráfico. Foi de drogas para armas de execução. Obscuro às vezes, mas acho que Nic Cage é uma pessoa incrível e muito divertido de assistir. Ele foi uma boa escolha para nos levar a um mundo tão escuro.”

Sobre interpretar o irmão de Nicolas Cage: Nós realmente nos aproximamos muito rápido. Ele tem um grande senso de humor e foi muito gentil comigo. Eu aprendi muito em assistir um ator tão incrível. Ele realmente é um mestre no que faz. Foi uma verdadeira honra ser capaz de trabalhar com alguém como ele, o qual eu assisto desde quando era criança. Quero dizer, interpretar seu irmão deixou algumas pessoas coçando suas cabeças, mas algo sobre isso realmente funcionou.”

Defina seu personagem em Senhor das Armas: “Andrew falou que o meu personagem ser a consciência, o coração do filme e acho que há uma ambiguidade moral para o Yuri (Nic Cage). Mas Vitaly, o personagem que eu interpreto no filme, é um sonhador. Ele é inocente sobre muitas coisas. Ele é uma pessoa muito simples que realmente não tem recursos ou força, em última instância, para lidar com a situação. Eu acho que ele está muito emocionalmente e intimamente afetado pelas circunstâncias e situações que ele experimenta através de suas viagens com Yuri. E Yuri é capaz de rir ou não rir disso, mas apenas o tipo que se justifica através de seu sentido distorcido do mundo. Eu acho que Vitaly tem um tempo difícil e não é capaz de viver uma vida nesses termos.”

Deixar o Vitaly no fim do dia: Leto disse que ele era capaz de deixar o Vitaly atrás dele no set muito mais do que podia com outros personagens que ele já fez. “Ainda me afetou muito. Mas quero dizer que há um relacionamento com certeza, eu senti a mesma coisa com o meu personagem em Réquiem Para Um Sonho. Parecem como se fossem primos distantes. Eles moravam no mesmo bairro, provavelmente cinco, dez quadras um do outro. Havia definitivamente um paralelo ali.”

Interpretar outro viciado em drogas: “Acho que me lembro do eu disse, eu visitei este território. Isso não é para mim. Então eu li o roteiro e eu disse, ‘Sabe, isso é completamente diferente. Esta é uma vida inteiramente nova. E há uma semelhança ali, mas eu pensei que era um paralelo interessante para interpretar, tanto quanto fazer o trabalhar no personagem.’”

Jared Leto sobre como trabalhar com o escritor / diretor Andrew Niccol: Leto reconheceu que ele gosta de trabalhar com o escritores / diretores, especialmente porque é fácil de chegar a eles pedir que algo seja reescrito. E de acordo com Leto, Niccol é fácil de abordar e aceita prontamente a sugestão de seus atores. “É muito engraçado porque você encontrará isso muitas vezes com um escritor / diretor. Eles realmente são menos preciosos sobre suas palavras às vezes do que os diretores que não escreveram o roteiro. Ele é muito aberto a dizer as coisas de forma diferente, se necessário. Mas ele escreveu um script muito bom e nós nos prendemos a ele na maioria das vezes.” Disse Leto.

Parte 2

Jared Leto não assiste seus próprios filmes: “Bem, a experiência de eu fazer um filme é mais profunda. Eu realmente não sinto nada assistindo um filme. Talvez eu pudesse vê-lo para fins de entretenimento, mas você tem tão pouca entrada e controle do produto final que quando está pronto sinto que prefiro deixá-lo sozinho. Ele meio que me deixa em um lugar de cada filme que eu faço, eu sou do tipo que reinventa e descobre como começar de novo, e espero não me repetir. Leto assistiu alguns de seus filmes, mas até agora não foi em nenhuma exibição de Senhor das Armas. Leto disse, "Eu assisti Réquiem Para Um Sonho. Foi um ano e meio depois que fiz o filme e eu realmente tive que fazer parte da premiere em Cannes na frança em 2000. Fizemos o tapete vermelho e eu decidi que seria corajoso e fazer parte da experiência naquela noite, e eu estou feliz por ter conseguido.”

Jared Leto em enfrentar projetos difíceis: “Eu acho que existem oportunidades com cada filme que sai, que estão lá para alguém agarrar. Para mim, apenas quero me desafiar. Eu quero ser recompensado de alguma forma durante o processo e ir embora com alguma coisa. Então, a grande coisa que eu amo muito sobre fazer filmes é que eu aprendo muito. Eu vi tantos lugares bonitos no mundo, Marrocos, Tailândia, Inglaterra, até mesmo Estados Unidos e África do Sul também. Essas são as coisas que eu realmente espero.”

Jared Leto em escolher papéis: Leto realmente não foi por água a baixo em sua carreira de ator. A maior parte do trabalho de Leto tem sido em filmes mais obscuros ao invés de estúdios. Leto diz que definitivamente foi uma decisão consciente de sua parte. “Eu acho que sim. Na verdade, eu provavelmente poderia dizer que eu sei. Eu gosto de trabalhar com pessoas talentosas. Eu tento trabalhar com diretores realmente bons. Eu tenho tido muita sorte em trabalhar com alguns dos meus diretores favoritos de todos os tempos, Terrence Malick ou David Fincher, [Darren] Aronofsky, Oliver Stone. Procuro um diretor muito bravo, um grande roteiro e uma participação muito boa. Acho que muitos desses filmes para mim têm sido provavelmente mais para o lado independente. Talvez um pouco mais obscuro do que um típico filme mainstream. Às vezes questiono a minha sanidade porque muitos desses filmes exploram essas áreas que afeta a sua vida de algumas maneiras quando você está cercado por isso o tempo todo. Há filmes que já finalizei que literalmente quase me matou que se chama Os Fugitivos. Eu fiz o filme com John Travolta, James Gandolfini e Salma Hayek.”

Sobre ir a lugares escuro para Os Fugitivos: “Sim, foi brutal. Foi uma experiência brutal. Tudo foi ótimo. O set, o diretor, os atores foram muito bem. Foi apenas um lugar emocionalmente muito, muito escuro. É ou será a melhor coisa que já fiz ou poderá muito bem me arruinar. Perguntei por que ele continua a fazer algo quando ele sabe como isso irá afetá-lo, Leto disse “Suponho que é o clichê de quando alguém diz, ‘Por que escalar o Monte. Everest? Porque ele está lá. Sabe?’ Quero dizer, não há grande recompensa sem grande risco. Eu acho que o motivo de eu estar fazendo isso é que eu tenho essa oportunidade incrível o qual sou tão grato que é viver meus sonhos. E eu realmente quero fazer filmes e fazer o trabalho que estou orgulhoso em fazer para falar a verdade.” Leto brincou em ter que procurar uma comédia romântica para levá-lo para longe dos personagens mais escuros que entram em sua cabeça. Uma comédia romântica iria trabalhar algo fofo, suave e quente. “Vamos mudar colocar em pauta?” Leto ri.

Sobre o 30 Seconds to Mars: “A banda é grande. Tudo está indo incrivelmente bem. Não poderia querer mais nada. Foi tão bom que as pessoas nos apoiaram tanto. Estávamos em turnê por um tempo e agora estamos prestes a sair em outra turnê com uma banda chamada Audioslave. Já iremos fazer turnês por quatro ou cinco meses. Nós temos alguns meses a mais para fazer turnê este ano e está apenas indo incrivelmente bem. As pessoas são realmente solidárias. E o fato de que as pessoas estão se importando com o fato de ter experiência estereotipada de ter alguém que pode ter sido conhecido como ator em uma banda, de que as pessoas estão olhando através disso, nos apontando e dizendo: ‘Vocês são realmente legítimos e estão fazendo um bom trabalho.’ É realmente gratificante ter essa resposta.”

Equilibrar atuação e música: “É difícil porque você tem que se sacrificar. Clint Eastwood realmente queria que eu estivesse no filme dele e eu tive que dizer não a um dos meus heróis. Eu tive que apoiar a liberação do meu álbum. Mas esses são sacrifícios que você faz apenas em nome do jogo.” 

ATENÇÃO: A CÓPIA TOTAL OU PARCIAL DESTE ARTIGO É TERMINANTEMENTE PROIBIDA. 

Fonte: MoviesAbout.com - Entrevista em meados de 2005