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the fact that, that insult to oranges everywhere is now a convicted felon and he can still run for president… the united states is a fucking joke and i’ll never take this country seriously.
#there was not a single fucking ‘not guilty’ from any of those jurors…#like be so fucking for real#this country is literally a fucking laughing stock#belle rambles#us politics#also let me use this opportunity to say that if any of you following me is a trump supporter… baby you’re in the wrong place
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Happy happy birthday!!!! Hope you have a fantastic day ❤️❤️🥳😊
thank you, thank youuuu 💕
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Happy birthday!!!
I hope your day is as lovely as you!!!!! 💖💖💖
THANK YOU RIOT 💕💕💕💕💕
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY BELLE 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
GIVING YOU ALL OF THE HUGS AND KISSES RN
THANK YOU GABI 💕💕💕💕💕
SMOOCH SMOOCH
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jfc i turn 27 tomorrow
#*lights cigarette*#potato or rey if you say anything about me being 30 i’ll throw you both into the sun 💕#i am at disney world in florida tho#i promise i’m not ken of those weirdo disney adults#ok my childhood was snatched viciously from me so i try to get it back anyway i can#tell me happy birthday tomorrow or i’ll throw up#that’s a threat#if i don’t get at least 3 happy birthdays I WILL CRY UNTIL IM DEHYDRATED#that’s a promise#belle rambles
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The high-waisted suit pants trinity✌🏻
#like damn babygirl#shoutout to his stylist#they need a raise whoever they are#hope they have good sex in their future bc they deserve it#sebby stan
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Sebastian Stan | "The Apprentice" Red Carpet at the 77th annual Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, France | May 20, 2024
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SEBASTIAN STAN & ALI ABBASI at The Photocall The 77th Annual Cannes Film Festival
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SEBASTIAN STAN at The Photocall The 77th Annual Cannes Film Festival
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these two men could not be any more different
marvel parallels 30/?
robert downey jr as tony stark in iron man (2008) and avengers: endgame (2019)
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SEBASTIAN STAN
"The Apprentice" premiere
The 77th Cannes Film Festival
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MARISA TOMEI as MAY PARKER
SPIDERMAN: FAR FROM HOME (2019) dir. Jon Watts
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BRIE LARSON before the Met Gala on May 6, 2024
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billie really said “all i do is whisper?”
BILLIE IS SINGING WITH HER FULL CHEST AND IM FALLING IN LOVE ALL OVER AGAIN
THIS WHOLE ALBUM IS CHEST BARELY ANY HEAD JFC
#SHE IS FULL ON BELTING THIS ALBUM#LOVE LOVE LOVE#FANTASTIC STUNNING#BILLIE EILLISH#BELLE RAMBLES#Spotify
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FLORENCE PUGH AS YELENA BELOVA
Black Widow (2021) dir. Cate Shortland
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The final fight between Obadiah and Tony is beautiful. It kinda sucks that they nerf Tony's suit in order to put him on an undeserved backfoot against Stane's more rudimentary armor. But, see, that's the thing.
At the end of the day, this isn't just about who can beat up who. A well-written fight is one that informs on the characters and themes. That tells a story through its action. And this is a very well-written fight.
We see Stane's cruelty and callousness through his disregard for civilian casualties on the highway. The moment where he tries to crush Tony with a car, only for Tony to catch the car and put it down safely? That's a statement on their respective values.
But moreover, the act of nerfing Tony creates a meaningful theme. Stane doesn't really care for the nitty-gritty of engineering and design. He's just a businessman. Sitting on a saleable stockpile of weapons designed by other people makes him feel powerful. Both his suit and the reactor powering it are stolen tech, but they're his now and that's all he cares about.
In this moment, Stane embodies Stark Industries itself as a defense contractor. Tony is fighting the shadow of weapons manufacturing. This wouldn't be a very meaningful confrontation if Tony could just shoot him with Tank Missiles and blow him up. Stane gets all the guns because the guns themselves are the true villains of this movie.
This leaves Tony on the back foot, as is typical of heroes when faced against their villains. But Tony has that one thing that Stane doesn't. The thing Stane covets. The thing Raza coveted. He has a brilliant mind, and that means more than any Tank Missile or Unibeam.
Stane has all the guns but lacks the knowledge or discipline that comes from understanding them. And Tony uses that to think his way around the problem of Stane's guns, outsmarting him at every turn with clever solutions. Tony's genius, not his weapons, ultimately triumph over the shadow of said weapons.
And. Like. It's literally the arc reactor that kills Stane. That is so poignant. The reactor he naysayed as a publicity stunt to appease hippies. That he refused to go along with developing, opting to keep making guns. That he resorted to stealing when none of his people could grasp the science of it.
The arc reactor, the ultimate embodiment of Stark ingenuity outside of weapons development, is ultimately what brings an end to Stane and by extension to Stark weapons development. It's perfect.
This is one of the best fights in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Hands down.
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