Thor, at Loki's funeral: can I have a moment alone with him?
Everyone: of course
Thor leaning over his coffin: listen I know you're not dead
Loki, opening one eye: yeah no shit
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thinking so many thoughts about the way Eleanor looks at Drea after Drea says "Don't pity me. And definitely don't touch me" because isn't that literally the story Drea made up about Eleanor years ago? i mean, that's the face of someone that was thinking about changing her mind suddenly deciding to take her revenge to the next. level.
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I'd love to be normal about Maya Hawke unfortunately she's being mean while wearing a rhinestone jacket and saying she's in control and thus I am on my knees
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best comfort movies <3 (catered to me specifically)
hasee toh phasee
jab we met
bareilly ki barfi
dil dhadakne do
kapoor and sons
zindagi na milegi dobara
shubh mangal zyada saavdhan
dilwale dulhania le jayenge
mujhse dosti karoge
badhaai do
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I really like how my Maurice and Alec turned out, much more like I pictured them in my head 🥰
Process gif under the cut! Also some thoughts on this scene.
I'm seeing a lot of love for the movie here on tumblr, and I'm sure it deserves it.. but I'm not a fan. Every movie adaptation needs to leave things out - I know that - but this scene specifically? Is so weirdly threatening. And mostly because they show Alec just. inviting himself in through Maurice's open bedroom window. Like, he sees Maurice hanging out of the window twice and assumes he was looking for some fun?
While in the book Maurice calls "come!!" into the night, on two separate occasions, himself not really understanding why. Alec was out an about both times. The first time he ignored it - the gentleman wasn't calling for him, was he? - but the second time he did feel like that could be the case. They completely leave that out in the movie. Seems important to me though? It refers to the recurring dream Maurice has, of a "friend" who will last him a life time. It refers to his desire for real love and companionship. And to then have Alec responding to it has so much meaning! Why omit that?
And then in the movie, the way Alec says "I know" as if he's saying "I know you're gay and if you don't let me fuck you, everyone will know too." Whereas in the book it felt more like "I know you're gay and that's alright, I'm going to take care of you," or something like that.
And then Movie Alec just starts off by smooching Maurice's chest.. it all feels super invasive. Very dubious consent ^^; But I guess I'm supposed to think nothing of it, cause when they wake up in the morning they're all cuddles and kisses. I personally would've liked to see that gentleness from the start.
I know the dubious consent part can be said about the book scene as well: Maurice didn't *actually* invite Alec in and he doesn't verbally consent to sleeping with him either. The atmosphere is just so different..
Anyway, I'm not judging anyone for liking the movie, I personally can't really stand it (at the moment: I thought it was acceptable ten-ish years ago when I'd read the book for the first time)
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