They put 3:10 to Yuma into Netflix, I'm so happy they did! It feels like the fandoms reviving just even a little bit. Good golly! It really is a good film, the script is good for details, and the book is nice too, I haven't seen the original film but I plan to very soon! Also, check out these drawings I made of Dan Evans and Ben Wade!
(Yes I have a book of my favorite characters ever, except I have no printer so I had to learn how to draw.)
House MD is awesome it's like. Did you know self harm isn't always physical. Sometimes it's sabotaging your relationships so you can feel emotional pain when people leave you. Now he's dancing with a boombox
I love the way this movie implies so much about Ivo's childhood and overall life without giving us a flashback.
The Sonic Movies tend to have a general underlying theme of family. Childhood is very much connected to this theme. One could argue that your family has the most impact on you when you are a child. Robotnik was left without family presumably since birth or early childhood. Therefore there are many things he never got to experience.
Like going to a theme park
Learning how to ride a bike (in media a stereotypcally precious bonding moment between parents and kids...)
(...and apparently a thing Bot couldn't do before. Guys, he genuinly never learned how to ride a bike.)
And of course celebrating holidays such as his OWN birthday.
(This might be the first time Bot actually celebrates his birthday.)
And Halloween, Christmas and New Years. It seems like they are trying to recreate a whole childhood year in that one afternoon.
We're kind of expected to assume that Bot never had any of these things in his childhood, which is why he latches onto this opportunity when Gerald offers it.
It kind of shows that Bot is not repulsed by the idea of family at all. It shows that he just has a warped understanding of it. Thinking that because his family and the world abandoned him, he doesn't deserve these things. When Gerald comes back and doesn't reject him but specifically seeks him out Ivo allows himself to have these nice things because now he thinks there is someone who wants him to have these nice things. Which makes this
even more heartbreaking. Rejected again.
Bitches will find a fictional man attractive and then immediately imagine him in situations where he is losing alarming amounts of blood
It's not amazing. But it's good in my opinion🧍👍
Anyways this is Stobotnik during Ivos depression era.
Modern Patrick Bateman with social media goes as follows: after years of doing clean girl aesthetic, thirst traps, get ready with me, skincare videos and fake activism—he gets caught on camera berating a homeless person and assaulting the cameraman, old clips of him surface saying slurs, evelyn accidentally reveals on a live that he lied about voting blue. He gives a youtuber apology. Goes on a block spree and insults everyone in the comments. He crashes out screaming and crying at the camera on live. Everyone forgets in a week.
“Call Me Maybe” with every other beat removed
i ran a (proper) 5k today, and i think running is becoming really, really important for my mental health. the adhd-and-whatever-else cocktail in my brain makes me feel like life is passing me by, like i’m unable to function at the same pace as other people. i constantly tell myself: i’m going to do this, i’m starting that, i’m going to paint today, i’m going to finish [x]. but after a while, you get burned out from lying to yourself, from spending yet another day doing nothing to move forward. somehow, though, running has been the one thing i’ve stuck with. i’ve hated it at times. i’ve run in the fucking rain. the path has been flooded and icy. but it’s the one promise i’ve made to myself in the past year that i haven’t let myself down on, and that feels really good for my brain.
Me at 14 and me at 22 are having a bonding moment
My interests: 3:10 to Yuma(2007), Unhinged, The Exorcism (2024), and more!
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