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everyone in the american film industry is a zionist unless proven otherwise thats just the reality and how you should tread moving forward
whenever my fellow film buff friend rolls up to me to gush about the latest Big movie, my favorite thing in the world is pissing him off by smugly going "oh yes that was pretty good. the best American movie of the year for sure" and he cant do jack or shit about it
reading this arthurian book where there's a guy named kevin who plays the harp so they call him kevin harper and it's the most disconcerting thing ever lmao. yeah we got merlin, we got lancelot, we got gawain, we got Regular Full Name
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Emma & Celine commissioned by @zephrily! ✨
Thank you so much for commissioning! 💕
randomly remembered this shot from my old playthrough of fate/extra ccc. probably the most unintentionally striking image i've ever seen in a game?
"uhh amanda comes off pretty bad in you can see everything" i agree. she should have just said "yeah. what ABOUT IT, BITCH" at every opportunity she had because she still would have been right
accidentally put on a black and white war survival movie when i meant to watch a kamen rider movie so i just abruptly switched from japanese screaming of "my baby! it starved to death!" to japanese screaming of "UWOOOOOOOOOH HENSHIIIIIIIIIN"
reading arthurian themed books as a fate fan is so hard. how the fuck am i supposed to make it through this morgan le fay-focused retelling with a clear head when she looks like That in my head the entire time
i've always had a recurring daydream where i imagine myself breaking down a joke and explaining it to a robot (e.g. data from star trek) as a mental exercise in articulating humor. i never realized that i could just be imagining elizabeth holmes instead of a robot
christofascist weebs are always desperately pretending that anime and japan at large are way more catholic than they really are and at some point you'd think they'd just be happier as koreaboos instead
this one really hurts. one of the old greats whom we've let fade away for whatever reason. looking back on it, his work has been with me for as long as i've been into anime, probably solidified my love for what it was and could be. hoping the best for him
Jun Maeda (the creative mind behind Clannad, Charlotte, Angel Beats, Heaven Burns Red, and much more) is currently hospitalized after being diagnosed with pharyngeal cancer
Instead of pursuing active treatment, he plans to pursue palliative care in order to conserve his strength to devote himself to his creative work as "he felt there was little time remaining in which he would be able to continue creating"
bro last night was a cinematic universe movie where i cameo in your film and everyone claps but i'm completely unwilling to actually meaningfully help you beat the villain















