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HENRY CAVILL as MARSHALL Night Hunter (2018) | dir. David Raymond

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MAN OF STEEL DIR. ZACK SNYDER‧ 2013

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This meme got out of hand.

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Oh, it's that album everyone was obsessed with in 2021. It's still good, I'll listen to it for the memories-

*gets transported back to being fifteen*

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slipping through my fingers all the time…

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A Geralt of Rivia, from back when I was reading the books

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"he's so babygirl coded" (he has killed so many people. and he will kill more)

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Feeding my Gus obsession

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ONE, just one disapproving look from Big Brother Echo, and it changed Emerie entire world.

Emerie: I, I was only doing my job.

Echo: Bitch please

Emerie: I'm sorry

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I really hope that a miracle happens and they’ll cast Henry Cavill as James Bond. This man is genetically engineered and preordained by God to play the role of James Bond. If they were able to conjure the spirit of Ian Fleming to make the decision on who will be the next James Bond, he would choose Henry Cavill. There is no reason why that man shouldn’t be 007.

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Henry Cavill

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You're allowed to feel sad, disappointed or lose some interest in a character because its no longer played by a specific actor or character.

(Obviously not talking about blatant racism here. Derail this and I'll scream.)

But I mean like. I see people shitting all over anyone who is losing interest in The Witcher because Henry Cavill is no longer Geralt, but at the same time actors will all have very unique ways of portraying the same character, and its perfectly fine to not feel the same way about how a different actor portrays or visualises the same character.

If you prefer the story and portrayal of Steve Rogers' Captain America over Sam Wilson's Captain America, that's fine! They're two completely different stories under the same mantle. You can absolutely respect the story and message of Sam Wilson's Captain America while still preferring the one Steve Rogers' Captain America told.

If you're in love with the way Henry Cavill depicts Geralt, you're not a bad person who holding onto that and choosing not to devalue Liam Hemsworth's interpretation by forcing yourself to consume media you no longer have a vested interest in.

Spider-Man is another prime example. While the core values and details of the Spider-Men stay the same, the specific stories and characters of each Spider-Man are supposed to be different. They're supposed to fit the narrative being told and the larger framework of the universe they are set in.

So many people hated on Tom Holland's Spider-Man because he wasn't the 'OG gutter rat broke bitch' but like. For one, we do actually see those aspects in the story still (Peter taking dumped items off the sidewalk, his small room, stressing about money and replacing things, ect) and for another, he's meant to be different because Spider-Man with The Avengers is different to Spider-Man alone.

Its meant to be a different depiction of the same character.

Its fine not to like one or to prefer the other but it doesn't make it bad media or a bad thing either way.

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I spent ten minutes on this. What a freaking weirdo man with his goldfish empty head expression

There’s not a thought between those eyes. Nor a brain cell

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Gus 🤝 Binoculars

(Gus is way too pretty for his own good)

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