Funny To Think About Tashi’s Scene With Patrick Behind The Hotel Or Art’s Scene With Him In The Sauna

If she's more interested in playing football right now than chasing boys, well, quite frankly, I'm over the moon about that.

@pscentral event 28: throwback Bend It Like Beckham — 2002 dir. Gurinder Chadha

I just want it known that sydney adamu is a person. a human. with human feelings which now more than ever will be annoyed. angry. frustrated. regretful. and she has every reason to be. she shouldn’t need to be defended with every argument as to why she is allowed this room for her feelings. what she is, is a human, not the obedient little girl so many people seem to think she should be. where as her white male counterparts can scream and yell and nearly tear the place apart, she can’t even be mad about it without being called “annoying” or “ungrateful”. she may scream for the first time. she may yell. she may decide that she’s fucking over it and she may have to be convinced this is still worth her time. carmy may have to fucking convince her that HE is worth her time. she cares about him, and about every other person in that damn restaurant but that doesn’t mean she has to smile about it 24/7. I don’t want to fucking hear your stupid reasons as to why a young black woman isn’t allowed to be overwhelmed into making decisions you might not personally make. literally shut the fuck up.

Going from the radiant emperor duology to the masquerade series to blue eye samurai has been a fabulous experience ngl like it’s completely ruined me for any media that doesn’t involve some sort of girl-thing with lots of Gender and a burning desire to become a war criminal but the dash is bussing the lesbians are fucking it up and I’m having a great time so can’t complain honestly

stede and izzy + trying to out-cunt each other

One of the most underrated parts of The Bear that I don’t see people talk about enough is Tina’s character development. Seeing her go from openly hostile to Sydney and dismissive of Carmy to happy accepting the position Sydney’s Sous and calling Carmy “Jeff” instead of Chef like it’s some sort of term of endearment is adorable. She really doesn’t get the love she deserves.

eighth saint to serve the king undying, bitch!!!

quick thing for the people’s tomb fandom jam—the prompt was “pride” and i am nothing if not predictable 

1/?

“What can I say, I love a little gall on gall.”

So: A League of Their Own was a sports related film with a lot of queer subtext, turned into a modern television show where there was room for fully developed queer characters and relationships, while respecting the spirit of the original

& I just think if we’re gonna roll with this concept, then Bend it Like Beckham should be next