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mashasnaill · 8 months
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This boy in a suit is just space
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mashasnaill · 8 months
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if anyone wants to claim the right to this photo, then I don’t mind, credit to you, whoever you are❀
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what an angry boi oh my god
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Alex and his T-shirts
Damn it, I would take his T-shirts off.
fuck
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So sexy
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my precious
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Paparazzi
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mashasnaill · 8 months
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This is a question that has been bothering me for ages and that has sowed discord, much like that Greek apple, amongst all my friends and acquaintances whenever I asked it. It's time to settle this, finally.
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You have a week, don't fuck it up! Oh, and reblog for science! 😘
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young, handsome, sexy
This man is beautiful at any age
credit to all tumblr residents đŸ€˜ because I don’t know who and when these photos could be posted 🙃
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mashasnaill · 8 months
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Perfect God
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mashasnaill · 8 months
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Thanks for the original photo @skarsjoy your photos are always the best🙃
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Amen
the entire point of life is to be silly, kind, and really weird btw.
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mashasnaill · 8 months
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Fuck you❀
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Alexander Skarsgard's Futuristic Sci-Fi Thriller Streaming On Netflix
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Ever dreamt of seeing a 6’4″ Swedish actor take on a futuristic, neon-soaked Berlin without uttering a single word? Your oddly specific dream has come true, courtesy of Netflix’s Mute. Alexander SkarsgĂ„rd, renowned for his charismatic roles in projects like Succession, True Blood, and Big Little Lies, takes a dramatic turn in this cyberpunk mystery.
Ditching his eloquent demeanor, he embraces the silent world of Leo Beiler, a mute bartender on a desperate search. With the murky undertones of the city reflected in its narrative, Alexander SkarsgĂ„rd’s performance promises to be as captivating as it is quiet. Dive into this Netflix gem and watch as the tall, silent Scandinavian navigates a treacherous terrain with intrigue at every neon-lit corner.
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In a not-so-distant future, the sprawling urban landscapes of Berlin have evolved into a dazzling metropolis, shimmering with both neon lights and dark underbellies. At the heart of this city, we meet Leo Beiler (Alexander SkarsgÄrd), a mute Amish bartender with a tortured past. 
In Mute, Alexander SkarsgÄrd plays a mute Amish bartender with a tortured past
A childhood boating accident took away his voice, and his Amish beliefs prevented any surgical restoration. Now, he communicates through handwritten notes and a profound intensity that only Alexander SkarsgÄrd could deliver.
As if the challenges posed by his disability in such a high-tech world aren’t enough, Leo faces a personal crisis when his girlfriend, Naadirah (Seyneb Saleh), mysteriously disappears. His desperate search to find her leads him deep into the city’s seediest districts, where he unravels a conspiracy much larger than a simple missing person’s case.
Leo’s path collides with that of two shady American surgeons, Cactus Bill (Paul Rudd) and Duck Teddington (Justin Theroux). These two operate on both sides of the law, patching up criminals while getting embroiled in illicit dealings themselves. As their narratives intertwine, Mute transforms from a simple Alexander SkarsgĂ„rd search-and-rescue mission into a complex web of deceit, crime, and human connectivity.
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Helmed by director Duncan Jones (of Moon and Source Code fame), Mute is a rich visual treat, blending elements of traditional noir with futuristic aesthetics. The movie doesn’t just rely on its stunning visuals; it offers a deep dive into themes of isolation, communication, and the lengths one will go to for love in an increasingly disconnected world.
Mute garnered a range of responses upon its release on Netflix. Critics were quick to praise the film’s visual aesthetic, likening its neon-soaked streets and futuristic ambience to classics like Blade Runner.
Alexander SkarsgĂ„rd’s performance as the silent protagonist was also highlighted, with many lauding his ability to convey depth and emotion without the need for dialogue. But the fact remains that the movie is still sitting at just 21% on Rotten Tomatoes.
The narrative didn’t resonate with everyone. Some critics felt the story lacked cohesion and that certain subplots detracted from the film’s central themes. The inclusion of secondary characters and their respective arcs drew mixed reactions, with some feeling they enriched the narrative, while others believed they muddled it.
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Regardless of its critical divide, Mute‘s exclusive Netflix release allowed it to find a niche audience. Viewers who appreciate a blend of classic noir storytelling with futuristic settings found much to love.
And while it didn’t achieve universal acclaim, Mute stands as a testament to the potential of streaming platforms to deliver ambitious, visually captivating stories outside the traditional theater system.
In the ever-evolving landscape of cinematic storytelling, Mute stands as a somewhat daring venture into the unknown terrains of the future. Despite its polarizing reception, the film beckons viewers with its stunning visuals and the silent yet poignant performance of Alexander SkarsgÄrd. 
Whether you’re a fan of neo-noir, futuristic tales, or simply in for a visual treat, Mute on Netflix promises an experience that lingers, echoing the silence of its protagonist and urging you to dive deeper into the stories that await in the shadows of tomorrow.
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mashasnaill · 8 months
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Orgasm
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