Dorian

[Todd Hagopian | Stagnation Assassin @ToddHagopian]

This guy is the CEO of Flock

He takes pictures of you and hands them over to the cops

But, he doesn’t want you to know what he looks like

PLEASE do NOT share his photo!

[movie hub @moviehub222]

🎬 A 10/10 must watch movie 🍿 🎥
Watch till the end 🎥🥰

Best movie ever
100/10🎬🎥:

[SAQER @SAQERPRESS]

ドラゴンボールの撮影の裏側を初めて見た

[G-Block 🅱️aby @Gxtso_]

The first car to park on the trailer wins , I’ve never been so invested in a sport like this

[Sara Rose 🇺🇸🌹 @saras76]

Good boy gets 2 ribeyes tonight

[Time Culture @timeculture]

GTA6 vai precisar de muito pra superar o San Andreas, o mais icônico de todos kkkk

[Blackman @Kenya_1963_]

Some dreams 🤣🤣

[Nathan. D. Sebek @oppai_sama1]

Hmm 🤔

[David not Goliath @David_Da_Boss]

🚨 This might be the most heartbreaking scene in Spider-Man: Brand New Day… and almost nobody is talking about what it actually means. ❤️‍🩹

The more I think about it…

The more convinced I am that Peter Parker technically dies in that hospital.

That gunshot wasn’t something he was supposed to walk away from.

Even Frank Castle points it out.

Peter surviving simply doesn’t make sense.

Unless…

Someone refused to let him go.

That someone was Jean Grey.

She doesn’t make a speech.

She doesn’t ask for recognition.

She simply stays outside the hospital for hours, using her powers to keep Peter alive.

Every heartbeat.

Every breath.

Every second he hangs between life and death…

Jean is there.

Then comes the moment that completely changes the scene.

Right before Peter wakes up…

Jean takes one slow, deep breath.

A split second later…

Peter opens his eyes and takes his first breath on his own.

It’s almost as if she had been carrying that burden for him the entire time.

Not because she had to.

Because she chose to.

That’s what makes the scene so powerful.

There are no dramatic love confessions.

No kiss.

No heroic pose.

Just one person quietly refusing to let another person die.

Of course, this is just one interpretation of the scene. The film leaves the exact mechanics of Jean’s powers open to the audience, so whether she was literally sustaining Peter’s life or simply helping him heal isn’t explicitly confirmed.

But if that reading is intentional…

It may be one of the most beautiful acts of compassion we’ve ever seen in a Spider-Man movie.

Sometimes love isn’t saying, “I’ll die for you.”

Sometimes it’s silently making sure the other person gets to live. ❤️🕷️

#spidermanbrandnewday

[Dman @DmanUnt2014]

I knew I wasn’t tripping 😂

[David not Goliath @David_Da_Boss]

#Spider-Man: Brand New Day

I don't think people are talking enough about this scene...

Technically, Peter Parker dies.

That gunshot wasn't something he should've survived.

It wasn't Spider-Man's healing that saved him.

It was #JeanGrey.

She stayed outside the hospital for hours, using her powers to keep Peter alive. Every heartbeat. Every pulse. Every single breath he took before waking up... Jean was breathing for him.

Frank even points out that #Peter shouldn't have survived that wound.

The moment that completely broke me was at the end.

Jean takes one final deep breath...

...and at that exact moment, Peter opens his eyes and takes his first breath on his own.

That's when I realized every breath Peter took until then had been Jean's.

She literally refused to let him die.

No grand speech.

No dramatic confession.

Just silently staying by his side, keeping him alive until he was finally strong enough to breathe on his own.

That wasn't just beautiful storytelling...

That was love in its purest form. ❤️‍🩹😭

[Nostalgia @nostalgiaa]

so real 😭