#jack titanic

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Jack Dawson - Titanic

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[basilhallwardmybeloved]

Lesbian titanic remake. Jack is played by Cameron Esposito.

[not-logan-paul]

i dont think any of these are a surprise 💀

@ceilingpancake your turn

[billsbae]

Yesterday I went to cinema to watch Titanic (yk the 25th anniversary) and gods, I forgot how much I loved this movie, will always be in my top 5 movies ever

[matthew-and-tirreny]

Did I cry over the titanic?

No no I did not

Poor Jack:( he was my fav he coulda shoved someone off a somet and saved his life but for lore reasons they didn't go with that:(

[bicultureblog]

bi culture is having the biggest crush on rose and jack from the titanic 1997 film

[rohirriiim]

TITANIC — 1997, dir. James Cameron

[nyatche]

Cartoons~

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[bo-kryzze]

TITANIC (1997) dir. James Cameron

[letoghanima]

TITANIC (1997) dir. James Cameron

[smutbutoutofnowhere]

shoutout to all my fellow smut enjoyers

[pinkragdolly]

[donnatroyprincessofthemyscira]

[batfambyval]

So. I’ve been thinking about Tim Drake a lot. Like. So much. So, here’s another rant/analysis/commentary on him.

Here’s the thing. Tim Drake is, and I mean this in the fondest way possible, an asshole. He’s cocky and arrogant and smug. He always has to know everything and he always has to be right. He has NO respect for dumb things like boundaries or privacy. He views emotions as just another variable, something that is to be accounted for and addressed when needed in both himself and others. But protecting people’s feelings isn’t a priority. Yes, Batman’s emotional spiral triggered the events that led him to become Robin. But he didn’t help Bruce which his grief because he saw someone he cared about hurting and wanted to help. He did it because Bruce’s grief threatened to destroy Tim’s understanding of reality. Batman being a hero was one of the only good stable things in his life. He wanted to protect that, and he wanted to protect Gotham’s citizens from both Batman and anyone who would run wild if he died. It was a calculated decision based on numbers, not Bruce’s feelings. Not to say that he doesn’t care, because he does. So much. But he tries not to let it control his decision making. An example being when he didn’t tell Tam that Lucius’s death was fake. A more extreme example from when he really goes off the rails is the entire Titan of Tomorrow storyline.

Anyway— point is Tim understands and cares about the emotional wellbeing of the people around him but he tries very very hard to hide it and not let himself think to hard about why. Because then he’d have to confront that if other people’s feelings are important then his are as well. And that everything his parents taught him was wrong, therefore he is wrong. And as I said, he always has to be right. Because so much of his self worth is tied to his intelligence. Oh. That’s why I relate to him… okay im gonna stop before I have anymore revelations.

[levithestripper]

this picture makes me feel fucking feral

[ordinaryschmuck]

Now that the show that Velma is officially over, here’s a list of animated shows that are for younger audiences which are ten times more mature than Velma

...I’m not kidding about those last two.

And the crazy thing is, I KNOW I’m missing a bunch...Feel free to add more for those who could use a pallet cleanser as well.

(Edit: Changed the title because people kept asking about it)