Avatar the Last Airbender - Stylized
by =RoseMuse

(via firstfairytale)

paynex:

I work as a specialized assassin, in an outfit called the Loopers. When my organization from the future wants someone to die, they zap them back to me and I eliminate the target from the future. The only rule is never let your target escape. Even if your target is you.

18. Looper

Looper was so pretty, it almost made up for the plotholes. Almost. (Also JGL looked so much like Bruce Willis and it was really uncanny).

8. Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides
I finally got through it! Honestly, I loved it up until the very end. The prose was beautiful, and I enjoyed the plot and themes (there are some GREAT themes in there); I just didn’t like how abrupt the ending was. I’m sure that if I reread and analyze it, there’s a reason the book finishes like it does, but that was my first reaction. That said, I have to reiterate how much I adored the rest of it.

I’m already happy. I’ve got the coolest friend in the world.

17. Wreck-It Ralph I’d love to watch this one again; I don’t think I was adequately paying attention. From what I did see, I liked it. The movie was funny and sweet without being clichéd, and the little hints and references made to other video games were great.

16. Stoker
I came out of this with mixed feelings. I’m glad it wasn’t as horrifying as I thought it would be, but at the same time I’m disappointed. It was an absolutely beautiful movie overall, and the soundtrack is wonderful. I think the acting was good as well. Still, it felt like there was some crucial element missing in the story - the agency of the characters, especially Uncle Charlie. While I understood his motivations somewhat, I don’t think the movie did a good job of fully exploring them.