Alex Maleev.
eeeyeah, he’ll be fine
MARK HAMILL DOESN’T HAVE TIME FOR YOUR SEXIST BULLSHIT
She was put in the most vulnerable position, nearly naked, chained, surrounded by dangerous bounty hunters. What does she do?
Plays along, lets Jabba think he’s beaten her, and as soon as she gets her opening? She chokes him to death with the very chain he used to bind her.
Leia is an idol. Leia is a hero.
Reblogging my own post for this comment. ❤️
Yeah, the only Damsel in Distress in the middle trilogy was Han Solo.
Breaking News:
Ryan Reynolds has been found dead inside his house.
First police statements indicate that he was found on his desk with a bullet in his head, along with a script for a Green Lantern film, which he was going to star in. The Killer has not been identified but if rumors are to be believed, the perpetrator was wearing a red Spandex.
can we take a minute to appreciate the aesthetic villainous john has goin’ on?
colorful rainbow guns
loose tie, bright colors, 90′s print jacket, pink smoky eye, one lose strand of hair, confidence that seemingly came out of nowhere????
coat tails n’ shit, that stance, who is this man???
Shoutout to Daredevil for having what may well be the best in-canon explanation for superhero vigilanteism:
I’d lay awake at night listening to the sirens. I liked to put stories to them. Trying to figure out what they were for, ambulance or cops, robbery or fire. I don’t know, just a stupid game. But after I lost my sight, after my abilities developed, I realized how many sirens there actually were… how much this city suffered every single night […] For years, I buried my head and turned away. Then one night; right after we quit Landman and Zack… I heard it. […] A little girl… crying in her bed, in a building down the block. Her father liked to go to her room late at night… when his wife was asleep. […] I called Child Services… like you’re supposed to. But the mom, she wouldn’t believe it. Said it wasn’t true. And the dad, he was smart. He made sure what he did, how he did it, didn’t leave a mark. The law couldn’t do anything to help that little girl. But I could.
In Matt’s argument here, we as an audience completely understand his motivations, we understand why he tackles the law in the way that he does and it’s hard to disagree with the actions he takes. It’s easy to ridicule the idea of someone dressing up in a costume and going out to beat up criminals at night, but the way it’s portrayed in this episode, with Charlie Cox’s performance to boot, is so convincing and grounded. There’s lots to love in this episode, but this speech will always be a standout to me.
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