speaking as glibly as Beavis & Butthead. does T***p even grasp the profound significance of what he has set in motion in the Middle East? this person whose most essential self is riding in a golf cart fatly, cheating at the profoundly insignificant game of leisure golf when he assumes no one is looking.
The scene is commenting on how women were second class citizens in the early '60s, and how male bosses would take advantage of their work for their own game. It's really not supposed to be aspirational lmao
I kind of hate Mad Men sigma male posters who willfully misrepresent what a scene is conveying. The context of this scene is Don Draper justifying why he took all the credit for Peggy's work, all while he's crashing out over a divorce. It's not some aspirational grindset playbook
I really watched the entirety of Predator Badlands without subtitles thinking it was an artistic choice... just sitting there like this trying to translate and understand Yautja 😭😭
Season one of The Sopranos handily proves itself the ur-text of the past 30 years of television. It’s excellent, just some of the best tv you could imagine. Then you hit season 2 and you’re like ohhhhh im seeing god
#SendHelp is an absolute gnarly blast that sees Sam Raimi returning back to his gloriously campy, nasty horror roots. Dylan O'Brien is typically great, but it's the unhinged, relentless performance from Rachel McAdams that brings this to another level. Last act had me hollering.