Simone Ashley in the new Bridgerton Season 3 Trailer

We’re so back *screams into the void*

The synchronized Bridgerton Brothers are everything. 😍

Bridgerton — Season 3 Trailer

I wanted to meme before the big day.

Not yet, Brutus.. not yet..

Durin at some point in the twenty year gap probably for drunk off his ass and ended up crying in Disa’s lap about Elrond and how “he walks in starlight far from my reach” and how he misses his stupid wry smiles and dumb dark hair and even his stupid elfy ears and ridiculous height and the starry twinkle in his eyes. Disa thinks it’s the funniest thing ever even as she starts coming up with ways to kidnap an elf

She was very real. And so were your feelings for her, I see that now. It's just that our worlds were never meant to be together.

LIVE-ACTION DISNEY KISSES The Little Mermaid (2023) Aladdin (2019) Maleficent: Mistress of Evil (2019) Beauty and the Beast (2017) Cinderella (2015)

Same

ngl, I did not realize that Oceangate was the name of the company. I thought it was just what we were calling The Incident, like Watergate, etc.

Yes no I am not crying

I’ve been thinking a lot about this scene and why it had such an impact on me (and apparently everybody else lol). I think it’s because this gesture has so many layers in its meaning. From what I’ve seen, most people interpret this as a sign of protection against Vanessa/Ursula. But I only partly agree with that. See, this all happens BEFORE Vanessa turns back into Ursula, so Eric doesn’t know that she’s a witch yet (even though he probably suspects already that Vanessa is dangerous). So the immediate threat he sees is not Vanessa. It’s the other humans. Everyone backs away from Ariel, looking frightened, screaming, Erics own mother is horrified by what just happened. All they’ve known their whole lives are tales about blood thirsty mermaids tricking sailors with their voices just to drown them for the sheer fun of it (so to see Ariels voice materialized must be even more terrifying). They are scared of her. So Eric not backing away and holding Ariel even tighter sends a clear message: I am not afraid of her. And neither should you be. So yes, this gesture is, among other things, a sign of protection. Protection from his own kind. He stands by her AGAINST his peers. He stands by her side, alone, against every single person he’s known his whole life. Don’t you dare touch her. But it’s also alliance. Understanding. Acceptance. I am not afraid of you. I accept you. I’m with you. And that’s why this scene is so much more impactful than it is in the original.

Ariel and Eric saying each other's name! THE LITTLE MERMAID (2023) Dir. Rob Marshall

i died in the cinema

BARBIE GOT BANNED FROM MY COUNTRY FOR BEING TOO FEMINIST!!!

I live in Lebanon and our sicko minister said it shouldn't be shown in cinemas bc it 'disrupts familial ties'

I'm beyond furious!

Reblog to spread the word

When Ariel says her goodbye to her dad, Disney Misses the goddamn opportunity for Triton to Tell Eric „If you misstreat her, I will know. A shark will Tell me, a dolphin, any seabird. I. Will. Know.“

And After that, any Time Eric has an argument/ discusses something with Ariel where they disagree on he is like „Let us Go as far from the sea as possible“ and he looks to the next fish with a look of horror.

And you just know that Triton, back Home, just chuckles.

No wonder our grandparents sound crazy when they tell stories

The 2020s news cycle is just a really long version of We didn’t start the fire

Maybe ancient civilisations did have a Point with human sacrifice

Hey so given that tropical storms Cindy and Bret didn’t become hurricanes after the submarine imploded, I think we should start throwing more billionaires into the ocean. With our current technology, I just think it’s the best way to prevent ocean-related natural disasters

Might also prevent earthquakes too idk