The video creeped me out and played supporting roles in some of my nightmares but this song is amazing.
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To my real life Reek: Here’s looking at you, fucker.
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#’JUST LET ME HOLD IT’ #’NO NO I PROMISE I’M NOT GONNA TAKE IT’ #’I SAID I PROMISE!’ #’JUST LET ME HOLD THE FUCKING AWARD CHRISTOPH!!!!’ #’JESUS CHRISTOPH YOU ARE SO SELFISH!!!!!!!’ #and then he cries and no one at the table rly knows what to do #so christoph waits a few minutes and quietly asks him #’uhhh… so how is kate?’ #’SHE IS MARRIED TO A GUY NAMED NED ROCKNROLL HOW THE HELL DO YOU THINK CHRISTOPH????’
Awwww poor Leo.
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Saw this on the Shadow & Act page:
“Things that make you go hmm… QT with actress Nichole Galicia who plays “Sheba” in “Django Unchained” from W Magazine (image courtesy of Marcia Jones).”
I just.
I cannot.
Black bodies never NOT a commodity.
This is for all those people who think I am crazy for thinking Django was commercializing Slavery…how do you feel about this?
Let’s think about this. He makes a spaghetti western about enslaved African/Americans. (Cuz we weren’t American yet.) The Af. Am. actors in the movie have less speaking parts and agency then their Eu. Am. counterparts. The Af. Am. characters in the movie are treated like living objects because that happened irl. QT takes a picture with one of the Af. Am. actresses who plays an enslaved woman who lacks proper characterization and agency while she is nude in a photo with him—her boss—while he is clothes in a wannabe Hugh Hefner robe. So in the end, the actress continues to be used as an object, just like her character, by the man who made the movie in the first place. Did I miss anything?
Bolded is mine
AND THERE WE HAVE IT
I swear I am FUCKING DONE with people acting like these actors weren’t tryna be in a fucking Tarantino movie.
IT’S A MOVIE.
Where was all the outrage at the slaughter of Asians in Kill Bill?
How about when Odell Robie lured Beaumont into the TRUCK of a CAR with the promise of CHICKEN AND WAFFLES?!
WHERE WERE THE GERMAN DEFENDERS WHEN HE BURNED DOWN AN ENTIRE THEATER OF FUCKING GERMANS?!
“But those were just movies.”
YEAH MOTHERFUCKER THEY WERE MOVIES. Django Freeman never existed. Broomhilda Von Shaft never existed. FUCKING SHEBA NEVER EXISTED.
Y’all act like being in a Tarantino flick is degrading as fuck. That woman may not be wearing clothes in that magazine but I bet her wardrobe is fucking KILLER since her IMDB page just got HELLA interesting just like her paychecks. I highly doubt she’s mad about the shit so why the fuck is everyone so up in arms?!
I fucking loved Django Unchained. I’ve already seen it four times and it’s STILL amazing to me. Stop being fucking dicks about it.
Your abusive partner doesn’t have a problem with HIS anger; He has a problem with YOUR anger.
One of the basic human rights he takes away from you is the right to be angry with him. No matter how badly he treats you, he believes your voice shouldn’t rise and your blood shouldn’t boil. The privilege of rage is reserved for him alone. When your anger does jump out of you (as will happen to any abused woman from time to time) he is likely to try to jam it back down your throat as quickly as he can. Then he uses your anger against you to prove what an irrational person you are.
Why Does He Do That? by Lundy Bancroft (via manhating-babyeater)
Relevant.
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How nice… But, you know, my allergies…
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Did you know that if you search for the word “Blue” in netflix, you will see some blue smudges and even a blue hand on the results page. Well, if you click on that, it takes you to the exact scene in The One Where Michael Leaves where Michael is walking around the house and starts noticing the blue paint smudges everywhere. Genius.
MARKETING. YOU’RE DOING IT RIGHT.
I love Quentin Tarantino so much. I would fight strangers on his behalf (and I have, countless times.)
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Awww poor Leo. You gon get it, Leo…. One day…
I made a video for no reason at all. I just wanted to talk.
Irina Werning
Back to the Future, 1957-presentThis is amazing!
I love these so much. I wish I could do one, too.
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