elenatria:

thesunwillshineonus:

“Taika and I went out for a bowl of pasta before Ragnarok and he said ‘I’m gonna change quite a lot, but I’m not gonna change you.’ And I took that as a huge compliment. I’ve always felt a responsability to both honor the respect in which the character is held but also to try and progress it on.”

I love Tom’s quote so much because it proves all the Taika (“he ruined Loki!!11”) haters wrong.

Nope, it just proves that he’s a liar… or, perhaps more charitably (to his moral character if not his intellect), that he massively misunderstood Loki’s character throughout the previous movies.

home-of-the-lonely-writer:

Please, help us!

I just read a post about this and I won‘t lie. My chest is feeling tight, I have trouble breathing. It doesn‘t matter who you are or where you live, please help us to continue to do what we love to do.

For everyone who doesn’t know what this is about, there‘s information if you open the link. And I beg you! Please, sign the petition! I don‘t know what I would do, if they actually go through with this!

https://www.change.org/p/european-parliament-stop-the-censorship-machinery-save-the-internet

Sign the Petition

just-another-millenial97:

liberissima:

thetalkingcrocus:

consulting-khanberbatch:

so i went to the zoo yesterday and saw the cutest family of otters ever

and then i checked their names

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they’re all NAmED aftER fOOD

EXCEPT kEVIN

WHY

WHY WOULD THEY DO THIS

i was curious (and kinda hoped that kevin was like, the manager of the whole foods) so i googled it and: 

RUTABAGA. THE POLL ONE IS RUTABAGA NOT KEVIN.

Why not Kevin???

musicalluna:

arukou-arukou:

tstarkismycopilot:

rogueobservation:

fuckyeahtonystark:

#posture

“For Downey, who trained long ago as a ballet dancer and still moves like one — arched spine, squared shoulders, feet planted but lightly planted, neck straight, chin raised — even thinking is a physical activity.”

Via. Rolling Stone.

I’m sorry trained as a WHAT NOW?

My love for him just grows and grows

If you’ve not seen RDJ in Chaplin, I really must recommend it. It really exhibits the best of his physicality. There’s a moment in it where he pulls a ballet move, which James Lipton would later nearly faint over in an interview with Robert Downey Jr. Apparently ballet really excites James Lipton. (The interview is Inside the Actors Studio if you’re at all interested.)

THIS EXPLAINS SO MUCH