"I think he found his family. I think it’s really about family in a weird way. All the ego, all the stuff you have to get through to work together, you know. He wants to have a life. Joss, he has him push that cradle, you know, ‘I don’t always get what I want,’ in that first scene. He doesn’t have a life. He doesn’t have anywhere to be. He doesn’t have a family. And maybe this is the beginning of that for him."
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Mark Ruffalo, on Bruce Banner
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Angels in America
I wanna go back in time…
That play was the best. THE BEST.
Silently weeping inside because I got to see this and it was amazing and changed everything
FUCK YOU TUMBLR FOR CUTTING OFF MY AIA TAGS. GOD, THIS PLAY. never forget.
This Seems Like All Kinds of Wrong of the Day: “How much would you pay for the universe?” asks Neil deGrasse Tyson, in this impassioned breakdown of the underfunding of NASA “day we stopped dreaming.”
But more importantly: “Do you realize that the $850 billion bank bailout — that sum of money — is greater than the entire 50-year running budget of NASA?”
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