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#crash 1996

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I think movies need more sex and i also think that actors need to be uglier and less in shape

#I love older movies and tv series because they used to cast more regular looking people #like can you imagine if they made the sopranos today.......

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and some say that it loops forever

#ugh I LOVE THIS #alan wake 2 #art

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if i ever interacted with you and it was awkward just know im sorry and painfully aware that sometimes i come off like a person who is having the first conversation of their life

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i have maybe the worst type of cuteness aggression about fiction characters that im attracted to

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Watched ravenous for the 5 and 6th time back to back

#them...... #I love the composition here #the bear trap really brings it all together #art #ravenous

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Genuinely 90% of historical fiction would be so much better if more writers could get more comfortable with the fact that to create a good story set in a different time period you do actually have to give the characters beliefs & values which reflect that time period

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Biggest failing of the internet is that in order to be vibing with my friends I have to actually be talking to them. I socialize like a cat I just show affection by sitting next to you. Ily but sometimes I have Nothing to say. Not a damn thing going on in my head

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For he did not know, that beyond the lake he called home, There lied a deeper, and darker ocean green. Where waves are both wilder and more serene. To its ports I've been, To its ports I've been.

#HIM!!! #gosh he's so pretty here #art #alan wake 2

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Sometimes it's useful to look at your dialogue and ask yourself, "would a real human being talk like that?" But it's also good to ask the follow-up questions of "would the way a real human being talks sound good here" and "does this character actually talk like a real human being or are they weird about it."

#oh I love writing characters who are weird about their way of speaking #doesn't even matter which end of the 'overly formal & poetic' to 'communicates exclusively via profanities' they fall into

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I feel like the girl version of Alan Wake

#me but I feel like the boy version of the girl version of Alan Wake

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things grow when left unattended

#art

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the most fucked up thing ever is being obsessed w ur own oc. why do i have to make content of them why cant they just magically appear on my screen for me to reblog 200 times. fucked up and also evil

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i think that presenting cannibalism as a metaphor for intimacy was perhaps one of the greatest things we ever did as a society. Like you’re telling me you want to eat me, make me a part of you, consume me? that’s so romantic, tell me more, i love you

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consuming media like

#WHY IS HE LITERALLY ME

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*ezio accidentally knocks down the entire colosseum* bene now i have a way back up if i fall

#it be like that sometimes

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rdr2 arthur morgan's journal is my favourite storytelling device ever, video game or otherwise. he's a boulder of a man: broad shouldered and scowl faced most of the time. he reserves something of himself because he leads a life that needs a bit of reserve—arthur raids houses, and collects debts, and robs at gun point. he lets his physicality do the talking.

the only place arthur freely expresses himself is his journal, which you have access to, and as his story unfolds, he adds more and more to it. he draws beautiful illustrations of last night's campfire, with impressions of his friends. he sketches rabbits you saw in passing. he adds small symbols and reminders for himself. he writes, wondering how he can live with himself, wondering if tomorrow he'll be dead, and just grieving, grieving, grieving.

arthur morgan's journal is an object of function and beauty: functional because it's a player action log and beautiful because it expresses arthur's rich interior life.

#honestly he wouldn't be as groundbreaking and compelling character as he is if not for his journal #it lets you see his true self in a way that the actual gameplay never (or rarely I should say) does #rdr2