Habitual Insanity

silly-cleo:

Let’s be honest, this had a really formative effect on me as a child.

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happyheretic:

curiouslyhigh:

nabulungi:

lilo and stitch actually is the most depressing film that disney ever made

it’s literally about parents dying and a child being forced to raise her younger sister and about an alien coming and wrecking their house and having the fbi on their case only to show them true family and how to love each other when they feel so alone and really like no movie made me cry as a kid like this movie did

it’s also one of the most uplifting stories for the same reasons. nani is one of the strongest and most real characters in any disney movie imho, because here’s this girl who has been strong through losing her parents and having to raise her little sister. she’s doing the best she can by trying to find a new job, trying to keep her sister happy and safe, trying to work with CPS to keep her family together. she’s got to deal with having her whole world turned on its ear constantly and she is such a powerhouse. sure, she loses her cool, but in her situation, others would do it in far less productive ways. she is fantastically protective of lilo and just wants everything to be okay.

nani is the serious best character ever.

Lilo and Stitch is Disney’s greatest achievement imo.

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theatomicboom:

ok no who decided tinkerbell was all sweet and spunky and cute

she is none of those things

she is a straight up cold ass bitch who wanted to murder wendy for macking on her boyfriend you fucking hear me

not this little “yay let’s be happy and give children fairy dust!”

no

this is tinkerbell

not this

that is all

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panfans:

Redheaded Club [x]

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peggycress:

Who put the “Glad” in “Gladiator”?

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eumonigy:

beauty and the beast comparison | 2 of 2

“I’m so not buying your threats anymore!”

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fourleafedcolfer:

i would like to take a moment to thank nani pelekai for being one of the first disney women to ever look like an actual human being

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