Amina

Obsessed with the shahadah windscreen sticker. Need this so bad

They’ve already bastardised the biryani (using beef kheema) so it’s just a matter of time

yt people may have gotten their hands on kimchi but we must keep them away from achaar

Me when I rob someone’s wallet at gunpoint and they try to ask for it back

Elliott Gould in Robert Altman's THE LONG GOODBYE [1973]

Been watching a lot of bee vids recently and they create such cool natural hives. And then we cram them into those ugly square boxes. It’s so sad, like forcing them to live in a new build house

When Alma spreads butter too loudly in Phantom Thread

watching a movie i just discovered instead of the ones in my watchlist

@_kajubarfi It’s so painful. What’s wrong with them?

@ahahamina The way I’m literally doing the same thing 😑

Refusing to ask men questions about themselves until they ask me and the conversation hasn’t progressed in 3 days 🪢

Watching Braveheart for what feels like 37 hours. When will this end ?

Big timber invented coffins and you all just went along with it

Spent my last £3 on a £4 coffee

Richard Gere explains why "Babette’s Feast" (1987) is one of his favourite movies: "One of my all-time favorites is 'Babette’s Feast' (1987). It’s hard to pinpoint exactly why. It’s very pure. It’s not tricky at all; the filmmaking is almost invisible. I think for the most part, it feels like there are non-actors in the piece — although I’m sure they’re actors — but it’s not an actor-y piece at all. It’s just beautifully conceived with a really generous heart at its center. It just really moves me, I saw it again last week. It holds up; it’s the purity and the simplicity of it. And the sentiment of community and excellence. The idea of excellence and generosity as real things. Something, obviously, that’s in danger these days. The idea of truth and excellence and compassion. And kind of a willingness to accept the other. Forgive. So I think it’s a really deep, timeless film." ("Richard Gere’s Five Favorite Films", Kerr Lordygan, Rotten Tomatoes, 2017)

a masterpiece of visual choreography that reminds us the world is just one big playground if you look at it right

I'll be honest - I didn't think they were capable of conceiving of something like this in the 18th century

My friends won’t speak to me anymore because I keep asking them questions like this

I want to rewatch Daniel Craig’s Bond films but my brain is torturing me with demands of watching every single James Bond film ever made in chronological order first

For those who missed it: this was the moment The Strokes ensured they’ll never set foot in Coachella again! I'm so proud of them #Strokeschella

it’s so great that this country will just cancel trains without explanation. In Japan they’d publicly execute the station master and let you claim one of his organs

I love when a k-romdrama goes full physiological horror for 10mins every few episodes