A N T A R E S

Kassandra- Assassin’s Creed Odyssey (2018)

“The stars are yours now, and your place is with them.”

AC: Odyssey Sceneries - Elysium

Like I haven’t been attracted to this many characters on screen since Endgame

THE HEIGHT DIFFERENCE

i had to

I want you To look right in my eyes To tell me you love me To be by my side I want you At the end of my life Wanna see your face When I fall with grace At the moment I die Is that alright? Is that alright?

And honestly right now, I can’t even explain what I’m feeling. The tragic foreshadowing in the movie messed me up to a point you can’t even begin to believe. I knew it was going to be a great movie, but I didn’t realize how deep it went. It showed a struggle with addiction and depression and proved that no matter how good you have it, depression still finds a way to tear you apart. It showed the struggles of fame and the pressure for artists to change who they are so people will like them better. It showed insecurity. It showed anger, anger so deeply rooted in the past. It showed a broken childhood that created a broken man. It showed a broken woman, given up. It showed how desperately they tried to mend each other. It showed love, and not the sappy romance where everything is fine and good. It showed dirty love, angry love, fighting and screaming at each other but still so very much in love. It showed real, true love. I’m still in awe right now of this movie and I’m still trying to process these emotions. The soundtrack was incredible, and it being performed live gave this movie more meaning. It gave Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper a chance to show emotion in the song, to sing what they were feeling as they were feeling it. I’m telling you, this movie is going down in history. I have never seen a film so deep, so inspiring, so beautiful, and so tragic before. Lady Gaga fan or not, this movie is an absolute must-see

Serena Williams standing up for herself while referee accuses her of cheating. She had been docked points for coaching that didn’t happen.

(this match was painful & angering to watch)

This umpire literally cast a huge stain over this moment for both of these women, all because a black woman spoke to him in a tone he didn’t like. Never in tennis has there been such a severe penalization for something like being called a “thief” when there’s a well-documented history of male tennis players saying much worse.