It's definitely not Boromir in LotR, but another medieval type of time film where a guy gets hit with like 3-4 arrows and kinda just keeps fighting? It's a massive battle scene, and it's almost played humorously. As in, there's no way someone with that many arrows in him can keep fighting
Edit: I have never watched Vikings, it's not from Vikings
Shitty Papa John's for dinner. One of those comforting foods from my youth.
A couple nights ago i kept waking up after having really vivid dreams, but the one that's stuck with me is one where i was trans. Not that i dreamt i was a woman, i dreamt i had transitioned and came out to my friends and family.
In the dream, i was met with generally positive responses. Which is weird, because a lot of my family is quite conservative (to the point where a parent once literally told me they were prejudiced against trans people).
The thing is, I've never once considered it. I'm bi, but I've always only ever felt masculine and as a man. Haven't questioned it before, and i still really haven't, but there was definitely a "rightness" to it. It doesn't hurt that i was a smokeshow in the dream 🔥
I dunno exactly what I'm looking for with this. Validation? Camaraderie? Similar stories? Just couldn't quite think of another place to present this safely. Thanks for reading, fellas!
Will not keep the change when i change feed options
Mae's throw/drop/cast gets me every time
Immediately thought of Scrubs when i saw this
This is among the top 5 movies I've watched the most in my life. No question. And, to quote another personal favorite, "It keeps getting funnier every time i see it".
Everything about this movie hits. The cast is perfect, the direction and blocking are excellent, the film itself is timeless. No matter how many times i watch it *something* new is discovered. This time it was realizing Wadsworth describes the game in his dialogue. "We're trying to figure out who killed him and where and with what!"
It's madcap, it's a tremendous love letter to the actual game, I'll never get tired of it. 10/10 no notes
Genuinely think this would've won, as well as the SAG Ensemble award
I think him immediately coming up with The FIP for Farty Ice Pop and sending Greg into stitches is mine.
After that it's probably Alex saying, "And we can hear them now" during the "live" episode
I mean, a collector's item is a collector's item
I'm just so fascinated by the way his mind worked on this show. "You can put the clock on a flamboyant outfit", "Melon, innit?", "Creamed myself". He just had his own, very unique approach to each task and i would've been captivated watching five more episodes of him.
For me, it's Joe Thomas. His eraser rant felt like it was drawing from his ancestors, hahaha
I love Asim's "Big announcement" move. I feel like it was up there with clever moves like Rhod Gilbert's hole in one or Mel Giedroyc's Baby Gap
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Does anyone else find it strange that Tarantino has yet to win a Grammy for any of his film's soundtracks?
Just wanted to do another check in with the boys. Tell me your victories and your losses. How are you growing and bettering yourself? What's been eating at you that you can't get over?
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I hope to keep an open forum thread, just wanna try and make sure anyone that has something to get out gets an opportunity. Not everyone is comfortable making a post, so comment if you've got stuff to let out!
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Filet, baked potato and Old Vine Lodi Zin for dinner along with Murder William in the background
Tagged as "injury" because this team has hurt me