Rewatch Ghost Protocol, Ethan snapping at Will while climbing Burj Khalifa is just so funny. Also remind me of Gordon Ramsay meme, oh dear vs you fucking donkey

Okay, but can we talk about that whole sequence where the bros were fighting those guys to find out more information on Superfly and how great the editing and choreography was the whole time?

Just each time they entered one of the room, a different turtle was in the lead for each location and got a chance to shine with their style of fighting being the main focus, and that one shot where they all run in sync while tackling the goons.

Let's not forget this one shot right here:

Whoever did the storyboard for this scene, well fucking done cause this was honestly my favorite part of the movie.

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Doctor Who - Partners in Crime + Excerpts from the script by Russell T. Davies

For the scene where the Doctor and Donna are reunited on either side of soundproof glass and thus have to mime their conversation, the script gave the lines Russell wanted Donna to act out, but he suggested Catherine Tate come up with the motions herself on the day of the shoot, so Catherine improvised her famous mime while filming.

It’s so fucked up how tiktok culture has made clout-poisoned people turn the public into content, every day I see people minding their business have their entire faces put online for thousands of likes, a couple kissing on the train, a lady dancing across a cross walk, a guy nodding his head to the music at a club, a lady buying a banana at the store, ring camera footage of the neighbors kids being stupid. Just let people live jfc

I think I may have made it seem like this is about wholesome content (which my sentiment towards that is the same) but most of the time when I see this stuff people are being ridiculed for being completely normal. And I didn’t make up any of these examples btw, I couldn’t find the dance one but only because there are too many videos of people being recorded at cross walks

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Im gonna add this to every post about this i see im never gonna shut up about it. This will get people killed. This will ruin lives. More people live in hiding than you think. So many people are one post away from having to abandon their whole lives. Dont ever post anything of anyone without their consent, stranger or not.

I am a photographer. It is my job to go into schools and take candid photos for the yearbook.

The number of kids that are on a 'do not photograph' list isn't large, but it is a non-zero number. If that kid is even out of focus in the background, we do not use that photo.

If a child shows even the tiniest bit upset that there's a person in the room with a camera, I do not take their photo.

At pop culture conventions, I ask people if I can take their photo. Or if I take a candid of them, I track them down and give them my info and get th3ir consent before posting.

At events like parties, concerts, performances, consent is generally implied because these are photographed events, but if an attendee approaches me and tells me to crop them out then I crop them out.

This makes street photography tedious, but I learned in my very first job as a camp counselor that people have very good reasons for not wanting their photo publicized. There are kids in the foster system with abusive parents. There are adults with stalkers. There are people who might be a witness to a crime.

Even outside of this- I've seen how private persons become memes against their will just by going out in public. Some people are super not normal about meme fame.

Leave people alone. The world is complicated. Make your own content.

Chris: God Kent you are so fucking stupid...

Kent:...

Kent: Aren't you going to take off your pants?

Chris: No.

thinking about how the mm!turtles don't even call their version of splinter 'sensei' or how they call him 'dad' more than they do 'splinter' -- thinking about how he too is just as lonely down in the sewers which is never really usually touched upon in other iterations, how he'd like to have relationships and a life outside of what they already know but puts it all aside for the sake of keeping his kids safe. thinking about how splinter loved his sons so much he knew what he was doing was wrong by sheltering them to the point where he tried to make an alternative with that surprise party. thinking about how he realised his mistakes in seeing the similarities in how superfly operates. thinking about how this splinter was a father first, one that made mistakes, like every parent does, but in the end put his kids first. thinking about when he rescued them from cynthia utrom he was furious at them purely because he was so scared. thinking about how that was his first time out of the sewers since they were babies. thinking about how he scrambled away from the human who held his hand out to him, telling him to stay back. thinking about how he put aside his own fears because he had to let his sons grow and do their own thing. no other thoughts. just mutant mayhem!splinter and what how they portrayed an overprotective parent in a really realistic, incredible way.

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Soundtracking with Edith Bowman - Episode 377: Cécile Tournesac & Eddie Hamilton

Our guests today are Cécile Tournesac and Eddie Hamilton, who are respectively the music editor and editor of Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning (Part I), directed by our old friend Christopher McQuarrie, and scored by our even older friend, Lorne Balfe.

it bears repeating in a more gentle manner but in the nicest way possible, there is a really issue with discrepancy when you talk about issues happening in different countries. when it’s anti-trans/gay laws in north america and western europe, it becomes “genocide”. when other countries, like mine, have jail and death penalties for being gay explicitly, it becomes a matter of “oh it’s illegal there” and sometimes, insidiously, “that’s just how they are, they’re less progressive.” and i need you all to know this is white supremacy talking and i, a gay person living in a country under the threat of death penalty, am as much of a victim as you are.