Hawaii50 Is A Show About Hot Cars And Even Hotter People Who Carry Guns And Grenades And Run Around In

wakanda forever honestly reminded me of how good a marvel movie can be when they create character-driven stories instead of focusing on unfunny jokes and repetitive action sequences

it’s crazy that they do the ‘taking off glasses makeover’ thing in movies when real life is always like someone you see everyday wears glasses once and is suddenly incredibly hot

Miss Congeniality (2000) dir. Donald Petrie

You can love a character & still admit when they’re wrong. I love Kaz Brekker but I acknowledge his flaws (none, he’s perfect) and I can hold him accountable for his wrongdoings (he’s never done anything wrong in his life) an call him out on his actions (which are always right).

Part of the reason why the leverage crew works so well together is because they are all varying degrees of theater kids but only Sophie is willing to admit it.

#unless i can walk the streets of another country bundled up in 37 blankets when its cold i don't want it

overwhelming desire to travel and have adventures vs extreme reluctance to go outside because it’s cold fight

Im always thrilled to find other passengers on this train 😄

I don't think I've ever seen a show being more found family coded than Person of Interest

Strip the show to its bare bones and it's essentially about a isolated, traumatised guy who lost everybody, chasing death. He gets saved by the power of friendship, found family and adopts a dog. And I for one think that's beautiful

#the writers really went #this is only a taste of how chaotic this character is #and we're never mentioning this fact again #mwahahaha

I love how Parker blowing up a house as a little child is just never ever expanded upon or even mentioned again. The Leverage writers were just like this tells you everything you need to know about the character and that's all you're gonna get, die wondering about it

Nicknames: when you shorten someone’s name affectionately

Nicholasnames: when you elongate someone’s name affectionately