Thinking about when I did yoga with one of my best friends, who is very unaffectionate, and during the guided meditation our instructor mentioned telling the people we love that we love them because nothing is promised and that weirdo tapped my arm lmao. People love how they can
So Lestat wakes up, realizes that Louis loves him, that Louis is his safe space, runs to find him and make sure he’s okay and the first thing Louis does is pick up where they left off, telling Lestat he still wants a future with him. Love story of all time
She keeps rubbing herself against the chair or sofa until she builds up a static charge and then runs over and shocks me.
Why does she understand static electricity??? How does she know to use it for evil???
Give Bombay another road that promises to cut transit time by two thirds without factoring in the collapse of public transport and the rise of private owned vehicles, and they’ll forget all about it
I think a reason we find the Jimothy story so moving is that it goes against our sense of nature always being harsh and ruthless. In reality, even in the animal kingdom sometimes the deformed & disabled still find their way in the world, often with the help of family.
unironically this is like a core tenet of my belief of environmental stewardship. we're clearly supposed to be not just maintaining the ecosystem, but making it thrive! instead we let capitalist ghouls ruin everything. it must come to an end
To film this scene in "Death Becomes Her" (1992) where Meryl Streep's bre@ sts rise higher & become firmer after drinking the anti-aging potion, a pneumatic bra was built to create the effect. But it didn't seem realistic enough. They also tried various other methods but failed to get the desired effect. Finally, Meryl Streep's makeup man got behind her, lifted her bre@ sts into position while being hidden from the cameras. It worked to perfection.
(Meryl Streep conference at the French Premiere of "Death Becomes Her" & IMDb)
P.S: On this day, 34 years ago, Robert Zemeckis's "Death Becomes Her" (1992) premiered in New York City, USA.