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this is what friendship looks like
generalhuxisgay
this is the greatest thing I’ve ever seen
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What’s the best cartoon for children? How about “none of them”? Animation is literally cinema and cannot be appreciated by minors.
Wouldn't it be cool if you can make a good movie that children can enjoy and adults can enjoy even more?
The Lion King, The Incredibles, The Prince of Egypt, all of these are fantastic movies with tons of meaning that are fun for kids to watch, but provide so much more meaning as an adult. Plus it's not like kids are unable to pick up some of the more subtle tones. They're more intelligent than most people give them credit for.
L take. As a matter of fact, I showed my young son (16) The Incredibles and instead of immediately joining The Incredibles fandom to discuss Incredibles lore and write RPF (Real Person FanFiction) about the Incredibles voice cast like I did, he said it was “ok” and left for his job or school or whatever it is he does. So yeah, suffice to say he WAS unable to pick up on the “subtle tones.”
I get, that this is like, A Bit, or whatever, but... like fuck off man. Leave the dadaist-adjacent shitposting to dril.
This is the worst kind of poster - one who puts out the ambiguously worded bait, waits for a good-faith response then replies with some irony-poisoned comeback they’ve spent two weeks crafting in Notes.
Reblogged bluehairedspidey
addicted to sending this clip from twilight to my friends whenever they are in a situation where i think they should lie
Reblogged stars-bean
beautiful blue skies and golden sunshine all along the way
Reblogged classicfilmblr
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966, dir. Mike Nichols)
Reblogged girlfriendsofthegalaxy
Obi-Wan is like I got the kids in the divorce. They aren't even my kids. Or my divorce
Reblogged midnightcowboy1969
Fredric March and Gary Cooper on the Paramount lot during the filming of Design for Living (1933).