absolute cinema

I think this season, or at least the majority of it, is genuinely a good critique of the upper class while still being able to perform as a soap opera. It takes the issues presented seriously, such as Chuck Bass being a rapist and overall creep, unlike the other seasons. It's a shame the showrunner

you are NOT detroit become human lil bro 😭

idk why everyone is calling this mid i cried at this errrr

absolute cinéma.

harry potter reference AND back to the future reference... this is made for me...

ngl i skipped both the satan planet episodes bc i remember not liking them but i DO remember liking this episode, and i still like it, idgaf

ross and rachel i love you sososo much... always gonna headcanon that he moved to paris with her tho

I think the first season of this show was genuinely a good discussion of grief and how it can affect someone's life, especially a teenage girl such as Devi. However, after season one the show almost entirely becomes a rom-com, which I'm not mad about, just a little disheartened by. I feel this way b

benedict bridgerton likes men oh my god it wasn't queerbaiting

BEN AND DEVI 4 LYFEEEEE

anthony bridgerton i hate you for being so real

this season kind of just felt repetitive of what has already been done in the show, but still decent nonetheless. i would say the finale is good as it gives a reasonable, happy ending to the show and it's characters but at the same time it also just felt kind of, weak? like something was missing to

there is a REASON why the best season is focused on jay. i genuinely cannot describe how much this season means to me. not only are the visuals this season just immensely stunning, but for some reason the writing is just beautiful. i cannot for the life of me think of why they decided to go full th