#it's the christmas movie ever

[martianbugsbunny]

Girlboss x malewife enthusiasts I beg of you not to forget these two:

The classics the icons the legends

[illuteridae]

when all of life’s accounts have been settled up….

[vellichorom]

we've waited all 8 years, to fi~na~lly bring true our fears; newcomers to watch us play, & veterans rejoice - it's our day! 🎉

[keefechambers]

Bitch!

[morkofychsofych]

[slashermadness]

Tell me I'm wrong

[hazelelel]

AHHHHAHAHAHAHHHH

ahh

AHH

MYBROTHERGOTTHISFORMEGUYS

gUYS-

i want to put it in my mouth

🫠

[bollywoodqueenkatrina]

[flashsidewayss]

psych: the movie is so good. where else do you get two forty year old men harmonizing on the words “suck it” and “come on son”. where else do you get a class-c villain marrying the main couple in the middle of an active crime scene

[einaudis]

december in movies [6/31]: best. christmas. ever! (2023) dir. mary lambert "I have an urgent message to all the kids out there: new evidence has emerged in my investigation of Santa. My advice to you is believe, 'cause he still believes in you."

[pea-ch-tea]

I can’t wait for the Eddie Roundtree x Reader fics 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭

[psyduckz]

i need a spin on the persephone myth but with a hallmark movie couple. like a small town business woman trapped in new york for 11 months out of the year, one for each poppyseed she ate from an everything bagel

[ojacksonscohen]

OLIVER JACKSON-COHEN as WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN Emily (2022) dir. Frances O’Connor

[br1ghtestlight]

i would love to title one specific fanfic im working on after a pun of a phrase/media reference like actual episodes do but my problem is i have NO pop culture knowledge and im incapable of coming up with any puns whatsoever but if anyone is good at either of those two things. hmu

[airenyah]

no but when mhok told day to think of his plate as a clock and told him where on the clock the food was that really reminded me of one of my favorite movies from when i was in middle school which is also about blind people and where the title of the movie itself is a reference to thinking of the plate as a clock: it's called "erbsen auf halb 6" which literally translates to "peas at half past 5" (yes, "halb 6" means "half past 5", yes the numbers are different, don't worry about it)

the plot of the movie is a theater director losing his eyesight in a car accident and him being a director who kinda needs to see what's going on on stage he really doesn't take his sudden loss of vision very well. he gets assigned a helper/mentor, a lady who is blind herself and who's been blind since birth and is supposed to help him adapt to a life with disability. he ultimately runs away from her when he learns that his mother is sick to go find his mother in russia and say goodbye before she dies. his helper/mentor chases after him and they end up on a travel adventure together

it's been over a decade since i last saw the movie but i think at some point they eat and they talk about how the peas sit on the plate where it would be half past 5 on a clock?? anyway, that moment with mhok and day at the restaurant where mhok tells him the position of day's food with the help of an analog clock really reminded me of that movie

edit: i went to look for the trailer of that movie and i found the scene in question!! turns out they're at a restaurant and the helper/mentor character goes "if you imagine the plate as a clock... what numbers is the food lying on?" and the waitress is all confused going "i'm sorry?"

there are no eng subs for the trailer buuut the moment is at the very end at 2:11:

see it's a real movie i didn't just make it up kjdfkjdfk