I’m Not Surprised A Movie As Terrible As Emilia Perez Is Being Awarded By Mostly White Audiences And

okay hear me out

adrien and marinette are partnered in health class and become parents of a fake baby for a final project

they both become way too invested in the baby, which is funnier when it’s just a sack of flour

marinette constantly dresses it in new clothes she’s designed every day

adrien insists on doing a family photo shoot or having a family portrait commissioned

a stranger bumps the baby and they both immediately scream in panic

when there’s an akuma, whoever has the baby immediately has to try to find the other person to hand it off to because no of course they can’t leave it alone it’s a BABY but they’re nowhere to be found

fuck all romance except whatever the girl with a voice of an angel and mr rockstar mcbiceps got going on

                   “I think…if it is true that there are as many minds as there are heads,                          then there are as many kinds of love as there are hearts.”                                                                               ~ Anna Karenina

The way we hear the Rina cue in different variations throughout the season as Ricky’s feelings for Gina grow stronger/clearer and then we hear it again but in a full orchestra during their first [second] kiss. Not only the song stops sounding melancholic, it finally sounds completed and bright/expanded.

i love that it’s implied that the boys’ love for julie is stronger than caleb’s evil, manipulative powers and that’s how they escaped him. they used their love for her to temporarily save themselves, but when that wasn’t enough to stop the flickering, she saved them with her love. 

i mean, luke starts glowing right after she tells them she loves them.

this show just has the purest message and symbolism. 

chat noir’s magical girl suggestions

ahem

i miss girl meets world

thank you for attending my tedtalk

oh to be a little cat and sit in a windowsill

what a great day to wake up knowing you've stanned kagami from the very beginning

Julie and the Phantoms being one of the most heartwarming and feel good shows I've ever watched, while simultaneously having the most absurdly tragic premise will never not to be funny to me.