The Lurker's Sanctuary

thewinchesterinitiative:

ibisvilen:

chronic-genderbender:

newvagabond:

It took me 12 years to go frame by frame and realize that weird lag I had always noticed was Tulio pausing to kiss Miguel before pushing him off the cliff in a desperate attempt to save their lives…

“The Road to El Dorado: Miguel & Tulio: The original script had them be lovers, calling each other ‘darling’ and such. Although the idea was shot down, they left in scenes where you can kind of tell what they were pushing for.”

Don’t

fucking get me started

on my gay analysis

of El fucking Edorado

^This part is subtle and often missed. At the end, when Tulio and Miguel are reunited, they run to hug each other and Altivo interrupts just as Tulio has his hand on his pal’s waist.

All gifs here made by me because SACRIFICES! I actually have hundreds more to make but who knows if I’ll ever finish—especially since my hard drive kaboomed and I lost my perfectly organized clips.

And this is why Dreamworks is FUCKING AWESOME

This film is so gay that even the soundtrack was created by a gay man 

danisnotonfire:

beginner’s guide to eurovision song contest

i literally cannot express how accurate and culturally important this is

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meehighmeelo:

Thank you

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merlionheart:

“I loved him.”

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meerschaums:

[She] realizes that he’s not the man that she thought he was at all; he is in fact a man that is all about honor… and in fact has sacrificed his reputation… in order to do the good for all. And she realizes that they are very much kindred spirits in that sense, and that she has a great admiration for him.

- Gwendoline Christie

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thescienceofjohnlock:

ederveen:

minkys:

God, I can barely contain myself from staring when there’s a cute guy on public transport haha, I’d go mad trying not to fangirl all over the place

omFg BRADLEY

I obviously don’t spend enough time on the tube.

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