I love you Pacific Rim, I love you Ramin Djawadi’s soundtrack, I love you Mako Mori, I love you found footage prologue, I love you entire concept of Drift compatibility, I love you only actual golden retriever man Raleigh Becket, I love you Kwoon scene, I love you “it’s not obedience. it’s respect,” I love you Mana Ashida’s powerhouse performance, I love you Stacker Pentecost’s sun motif, I love you Chuck’s jacket, I love you hallway fistfight, I love you Crimson Typhoon, I love you Otachi, I love you del Toro’s “guy in a suit” approach to creature design, I love you Hansens with flare guns, I love you “for my family,” I love you numerous artful nods to Jurassic Park, I love you “we can clear a path. for the lady,” I love you forehead touch, I lo
imagine it’s 1985 and you’re in love with someone but haven’t told them yet and it’s killing you inside and you’re so horny you’re practically in heat. and then bruce springsteen drops i’m on fire
The Mirror Universe version of Jean-Luc Picard is actually just a guy named Ethan Hawkesbury-Chase. He’s an Englishman but he speaks with a pronounced French accent is played by Jean Reno. His replicator order of choice is “Cafe-au-lait. Chaud.”
