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Category: Art & Review

  • Rotten to the Core (Rotten to the Core!) – DCOM Descendants (2015)

    Rating: I surprisingly had fun. Just good, clean and nostalgic fun. Details: Disney Channel Original Movie Descendants (2015) follows the story of Mal, Evie, Jay and Carlos, the maybe-evil descendants of the exiled classic villains Maleficent, the Evil Queen, Jafar and Cruella de Vil, respectively, as they are invited to go to Auradon, the land of good kingdoms and…

  • I think @taylorswift13’s next PR move (or at least definitely queued, as to not seem so obvious) is to get a black female best friend to add to her squad. Obviously. My thoughts on the whole Gender/Race Twitter discussion [+ a helpful comments thread if you click the link] here (x):

  • I reject your realism and your realistic depictions of things that can happen every day. If you’re going to shove a metaphor about cancer/poverty/fragile humanity down my throat, do it with high elves. Or giant robots.

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    1. My soul . 2. Probably my fifth greatest fear . 3. My AU wishes . Hello to my new followers!  Fair (or late?) warning: this personal blog features a mix of content; it’s not a niche or genre or whatever blog. And updates are erratic. Thanks for following ( w ) !  xxx

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  • Movie: Ant-Man

    Rating: Better and more entertaining than Thor 2 and Age of Ultron. Not as good as The Winter Soldier.  Details: The nth installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe introduces the Ant-Man, both the first ever to bear the name, genius scientist Dr. Hank Pym (played by Michael Douglas) and his successor, the-crook-with-a-heart-of-gold Scott Lang (Paul Rudd). The movie focuses…

  • i’ve been thinking lately (on language, 1984 and the ‘bakla’)

    I’ve been thinking more and more lately about language, and specifically their role in the formation of ideas and the creation of avenues of discourse. This won’t be a cohesive opinion, because I just want this out of my chest. I’ve been thinking too much. In Orwell’s 1984, the idea of crimethink (which exists in vernacular as thoughtcrime)…

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  • Botticelli’s women are always beautiful.

    I once knew a girl who had fair and glowing skin. She wasn’t like me; she looked nothing like me. Her delicate features sloped in blurred, unassuming lines. Welcoming. Peaceful. They commanded the eyes to follow. She had golden-brown hair, with the kind of curls you don’t expect to be smooth and soft to touch.…