#jamie boiling point

[onceuponamillennia]

Boiling Point Headcanon #1

jamie is aroace bc i said so. no i do not take criticism /lh

[crabappels]

Jamie can be dying and he’s still like “bro” “man”

[strabane-asda0]

love the fact that in the film Jamie is working on lemon curd for the meringue when the whole scene with Emily happens and then in the series his dessert in ep 2 is the same lemon meringue!! Such nice continuity

[footballshowrot]

having a normal one👍

[the44magnumisamonster]

So me so me so me character so me so me he's so me we're the same person literally me me me me so me

[i-love-cats-04]

TW:slight blood/sh/suicide/spoilers

there's something about this scene that's so mwah yk? like obviously i don't promote SH/suicide but the acting is just PERFECT the emotion emily had when she walked in on jamie's barley alive body,and the scene with holly crying after cleaning up the blood in the bathroom while johnnie was comforting her as a person who's actually had suicide attempts with razor blades JESUS FUCK this whole scene

then the part where jamie wakes up in hospital apologizing to emily as if it's his fault😭

then he says "you're my mum"😭💗

PLS i'm crying i can't stop thinking about the mother-son relationship these 2 have and how they aren't making a season 2 yet (from what i know)😭

[iced-coffee-lover]

[totwototwo]

tw: self-harm

I just have to say, the scene with Jamie and Emily in Boiling Point (2021) where she sees his cuts was so beautiful and, to me, perfectly executed. Although we do not get to see their conversation, we get to see the clear support and love that Emily feels for Jamie, and the seriousness that she feels about the situation.

As someone who has unfortunately had that conversation and had it go very poorly with little-to-no mention of it afterwards, this scene was so amazing. The overwhelming emotion and the reassurance and the support was just perfect. It was such a short moment in the film but hit so hard because of how realistic (yet idealistic) it was. I just can't stop thinking about that scene because it really did reflect everything I wanted my mother to embody when she found out about my self-harm. This is one of the reasons why I think tv (and media in general) is so powerful. Although Jamie and Emily are fake people with fake interactions and fake feelings, they are so much more than that. They reflect real-life experiences and they do it so well.

What was shown in the 2023 series version of Boiling Point was just as beautiful. I have seen multiple showings of self-harm/suicide in tv and movies but this depiction of it was no doubt the most captivating and touching.

(disclaimer: I am not saying self-harm itself is beautiful/amazing/captivating/touching or anything good)

[jellyfishbeansontoast]

it's literally episode 2 of boiling point and I'm sobbing

[memeulous-is-short]

[onceuponamillennia]

HI HI HI LOOK WHO'S MAKING A JAMIE POV PLAYLIST :DDDD

PLEASE GIVE SONG RECCS IDK WHAT ELSE TO PUT HERE

BTW YES IT IS A PUBLIC PLAYLIST HERES THE LINK :D

YES I WILL GET A BETTER PICTURE LATER DW

[crabappels]

[strabane-asda0]

boiling point has ruined me

I literally can’t think of anything else. Jamie is so,, and Emily too and aww my found family ass is in love with them

I love Musa and Robyn and Johnny they’re so neat

fuck billy for what he did to Robyn in ep 4, fuck Bolton for what he did to my boy Jamie, and FUCK nick all my homies hate nick

[thesewers]

people treat Jamie from yellowstone as if he wasn't Horribly neglected from birth, adopted to strangers, then emotionally manipulated, neglected, and abused some more. Shocker! The dog you raised in fear and loyalty only knows Fear and Loyalty.

[bearchived]

yes  beard  has  a  lot  of  anger.  no  he  is  not  an  angry  person.  in  this  essay  i’ll-