If he is not The Word of God, God never spoke

dir. Martin Mcdonagh

ADDAMS FAMILY VALUES (1993) dir. Barry Sonnenfeld

X (2022) dir. Ti West

the statue during elspeth and oliver’s first conversation + oliver becoming the statue in their final conversation, having completed his transformation

A CHRISTMAS STORY (1983) dir. Bob Clark

Felix and Oliver in Saltburn (2023) // Jennifer and “Needy” in Jennifer’s Body (2009)

i think this very same feeling is reflected in the idea that sex & nudity in movies are “unnecessary” elements that should be removed. we want to see characters desire—that’s the whole point of storytelling—but if we look too closely at how their desire manifests, it may be too much to bear. the result is some kind of new-wave puritanism & lifeless films that shy away from the reality of what should be at their core: desire. to be human is to want, and that doesn’t always mean sex, but to pretend like it isn’t or shouldn’t ever be sex is straight up delusional.

how could they possibly have predicted this

I literally can't stop watching these

Went by Disneyland the other day, and picked up BD-1 at Galaxy’s Edge! So cool seeing Jedi Fallen Order/Jedi Survivor merch in the parks!

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DIN DJARIN + his character development with droids 

Die Hard (1988) dir. John McTiernan

Her, dir. Spike Jonze

The Scooby-Doo Project (1999)

The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror x Burger King: Halloween 2001/2002