“Blondie” Only Has A Nickname Because Tuco Benedicto Pacifico Juan Maria Ramirez Stole His Name To

can we just appreciate that these are basically the movie’s only attempt at blatant no-homoing through dialogue and the performances that they decided to go with for them just both involve big unambiguous doe-eyed adoration

I'm completely okay with this

this particular scene from jojo rabbit's script

Happy (very western) Valentine's day! I made these two designs of my current hyperfixation ships i have,,, Blonco (Blondie x Tuco, The good the bad and the ugly) and Otisgard (my Oc Otis x vencifer's oc Beau) and most of all... Happy Valentine to my love @vencifer MUAH!

THIS IS SO DAMN PERFECT. I'M SOBBING IT'S SO INCREDIBLE

when your husband leaves to go get the groceries but you think he's gone back and joined your ex-manipulative-gang-leader.. </3 willscuella animatic in 2025??!!? we as a nation are PROSPERING!! (and thank you nokaru for inspiration!! <3)

Mini McGills

breaking bad fans after theyre asked whether they think a psychologically battered woman trapped in a nightmarish situation and a man so mentally ill that he cannot leave his house by himself are as morally bankrupt as the guy who killed a child unprompted and is also a Literal Nazi:

Person: Can I use your phone?

Me: Sure one second…

wip for eta 26 days until clone high s3

edit: completed piece posted ^^

Martin McDonagh Defends ‘Three Billboards’ Against Backlash Over Sam Rockwell’s Racist Character

Martin McDonagh wants you to know his Oscar-nominated screenplay in no way tries to redeem Rockwell's racist cop.

“It mostly comes from the idea of Sam Rockwell’s character, who’s a racist, bigoted asshole, that his character is seemingly being redeemed, maybe,” McDonagh says of the backlash. “I don’t think his character is redeemed at all – he starts off as a racist jerk. He’s the same pretty much at the end, but, by the end, he’s seen that he has to change. There is room for it, and he has, to a degree, seen the error of his ways, but in no way is he supposed to become some sort of redeemed hero of the piece.”