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When it comes to Bear from Obsession, a lot of people seem to agree that he is the true villain of the story! But it also got me thinking about other movies that follow a similar formula where the protagonist is the real villain, and they aren’t the victim that they insist they are. Especially when their selfish (even evil) actions are resulting in them dealing with the consequences after wronging the “monster” who’s actually the true victim of the story. An example that I’ve placed in front of

for some background, i’m 21, american, and traveling solo. I’ve traveled internationally before, so i came into egypt genuinely excited to experience somewhere very different from home, and i’m not someone who expected cairo to feel like europe or the us. i knew egypt would be chaotic. i expected haggling, traffic, touts, and a bit of culture shock. i did not expect to feel this worn down this quickly. in three days I’ve already dealt with: \- constant hassling and people approaching me for m

I've been wanting to see the new Spiderman movie, but am a father of a newborn so it's difficult to get out to see it. I was looking forward to it coming out on rental. Today I found out it's finally available - if I want to pay $24.99 for a temporary rental... It just astonishes me that if someone making minimum wage wasted to rent this movie for a night, they'd have to work at least 4 hours to afford a 2.5 hour rental. Its the same price in most of the places I've checked. Its also the same

I just brought her home today and she is the sweetest little girl. I am looking for a dainty and feminine name!