Don’t leave me.
I can’t handle anything without you.
You’re perfect.
The greatest of the Disney pictures. I dare you to find a better one.
omfg asdfghjkl
Found a better one.
PRINCESS KUZCO DON’T KNEEL FOR NOBODY.
I’d work at Disneyland just for this
OMG IM LAUGHING SO HARD
Just your everyday problems.
did he just drop his phone on his fucking baby
done with the infomercials tagthe baby i’m gonna cry
well why the fuck would you touch pasta that was in boiling water?
Reblog again
shit tyrone
that little shit purposefully pushed the goddamn soda down okay you can tell my his eyes!!!!
Rise of the Guardians & Tropes [7/?]Not So Different + We Can Rule Together
“‘We’re not so different, you and I.’ Two characters who seem radically different turn out to have more in common than they would like to believe. As a good thing, the frequent resolution of an Enemy Mine or Locked in a Freezer plot: two enemies learn that there is more that unites them than divides them. As a bad thing, the realization that our hero is really just a hair’s breadth away from villainy. In these cases, it’s almost always the villain who is the first to notice: our hero has him cornered and even seems to relish the prospect of finally ridding himself of his nemesis, and the villain deftly points out, ‘We’re not so different after all.’”
“If you can’t beat them, don’t join them — offer to let them join you. That’s right: you can become the partner in crime/trusted advisor if you will just drop this silly crusade against the Evil Overlord and get with the program. Go on, those oppressed peasants you’re fighting for won’t mind — they’ll understand that you can’t let an opportunity like this slide… The offer is usually made by someone who needs to Pick On Someone Your Own Size with a Circling Monologue. When this offer is made, it’s usually a sign that either the hero or the villain is going to die very soon. If not, it’s the hero’s final rejection of the villain’s vision, and marks the point where things get serious…”
