#i love chris hemsworth

[densewentz]

The Duality of Dad

A silly little quickie thing because I'm going to the beach today and I'm obsessed with my boys

[thehemsworld]

Never forget this

[cinderellasfella]

Chris Hemsworth CENTR

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More trailer screenshots from Furiosa (2024)

[howfarethestars]

i’ve seen furiosa three times now, and i keep coming back to the idea of it being a story told as oral history. it’s mythic, it’s legendary, it’s sprawling, and it’s just an absolute joy to watch. it feels like storytelling at its very essence. it’s the kind of story that got told around a camp fire three thousand years ago.

i think you can feel its mythology most in its inaccuracies and missing pieces. we don’t know exactly how dementus and his crew brought down the leader of gas town; we just know that he did it. we don’t know every detail of the 40 days wasteland war; we just know how it ended. it feels like reading from a history book and there’s a footnote at the bottom noting the uncertainty surrounding certain aspects of the story.

furiosa is entirely the vessel through which the story is told. she’s our lens. if she doesn’t know what happened (dementus didn’t drag her into gas town; she doesn’t know what happened exactly) (she was in the citadel watching the 49 day war from a distance; she doesn’t know the details), neither does the audience. she’s set up to be a pretty reliable narrator (and so is the physical narrator, the history man), but she can’t help what she simply doesn’t know.

that’s why i find the ending so interesting, too. the introduction of the idea that maybe the peach tree isn’t true, that stories got passed around saying that furiosa simply shot dementus or tortured him to death in the same tree where he did the same to her mother, is something most *films* don’t do. it’s something that myths do, something that a real breathing person would do if they were verbally telling you the story.

because it’s an oral history!!

[quinn-joseph]

Thor: Love and Thunder (2022)

[thewiglesswonder]

THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN

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CHRIS HEMSWORTH Marvel Studios' Assembled The Making of Thor: Love and Thunder

[deadlydelicious]

I do get that Chris Hemsworth is probably VERY expensive, and I appreciate that 'found family' feel of the Loki TV show

But I also mourn the missed opportunity of the show having Loki run into dozens of variants of his brother.

Some are still how Thor was when they were children, boisterous and uncaring, and Loki feels this wistful mourning for the way things were when they were young - simpler, not uncomplicated, but still full of the camaraderie that Loki longs for.

Some are Thor after Loki's fall, desperate and pleading for Loki to see reason, and now removed from the situation Loki can see this is not an attempt to chastise him, but a desperate plea from his brother who loves him to stop before he destroys himself.

And some, the worst ones, are broken and lost after Loki's death, who see this version of him and collapse into tears of grief and guilt. Loki sees them and feels horror and heartbreak knowing that this is how much he meant to his brother, that he spent so long wanting to matter and wanting to be seen, and here is the brother that loves him so desperately that he holds his memory to his soul like an open wound.

Kinda wish i'd had that show

[mandy-eminem-moxley77]

[hemsworthsupremacy]

I wanted to be this puppy // Queria ser esse cachorrinho 😫

[thehemsworld]

Momento fofura 🥰

[karioke13]

Thor Odinson and Odin Borson’s harsh relationship

Family Jewels by Marina and The Diamonds

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Behind-the-scenes pics from Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024)

[haveihitanerve]

Why do I love bromances so much? Platonic soulmates? Maybe because there is something so pure in having a friendship that strong. Because it makes me squeal aloud when they communicate with only a glance, a touch. When they have a language all their own, when they are able to be vulnerable with each other. A friendship that surpasses all hardships, that stays strong through all trials. Friends that know each other intimately, know each other's weaknesses, have seen the other at their lowest. And are still there. The one person who can talk back to the most powerful person in the room, the one who can drag them back from the pits of hell. The person that shares the others vibes and matches their energy, the person who compliments their craziness. I love platonic soulmates because they are pure. Because it is strong. Because the thought that there is one person out there in the world who will always stand by you, though it’s not romantic. 

Brian and dom.(F&F) Sam and Bucky.(MCU) Steve and tony.(MCU) Gregor and ares.(TUC) Kaz and Jesper.(SOC) Clint and Nat.(MCU) Inej and Nina.(SOC) Keefe and Fitz.(Kotlc) Cassian and Rhysand.(ACOTAR) Dorian and Aelin.(TOG) Cardan and his door.(TCP) Rolf and Pogue.(Tuesdays at the Castle) Carag and Holly.(Woodwalkers) Bryce and Danika.(CC) Bruce and Clark(DC)

There are so many more examples. But these are the ones most precious to me, the ones I cradle close to my heart.

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chris hemsworth and his harley davidson