#wasp network

[gayzing-away]

Edgar Ramirez in Wasp Network (2019)

#edgar ramirez #wasp network #gifs

[abirdie]

Gael García Bernal in Wasp Network (2019, dir. Olivier Assayas)

(Among other people, these gifs feature the backs of the heads of Anel Perdomo, Penélope Cruz and Edgar Ramírez)

#gael garcía bernal #wasp network #ggb filmography gifs #the real life story is fascinating #so i don't know how they made such a meh film out of it #especially given the quality of the cast #i think the problem is that they try to pull off an 'aha! but this is what was really going on' twist halfway through #which just doesn't work with a real life story that was headline news #it's also a barrier to engaging with the characters whether or not the viewer knows what's going on #just tell the story properly please #btw the real gerardo hernández was 25 at the time of the earliest events depicted in this film and 32 at the end #he was significantly younger than rené gonzález or juan pablo roque but the film makes him around the same age #i mean sure if you can cast gael in your movie always cast gael in your movie but it's still an odd choice #gael garcia bernal

[shujubeelamoglia]

Ana De Armas

Variety

Photography by Marc Hom

#ana de armas #knock knock #knives out #blade runner #blade runner 2049 #the gray man #blonde #norma jeane #marilyn monroe #dani miranda #deep water #no time to die #paloma #the night clerk #sergio #marta cabrera #wasp network #the informer #war dogs #hands of stone

[gt-icons]

Ana Margarita Martínez "Wasp Network" Icons

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#ana margarita martinez #ana margarita martinez icons #ana de armas #ana de armas icons #wasp network #wasp network icons #movies icons #filmes icons #movies #filmes #icons

[fruitblr]

Wasp Network (2019) dir. Olivier Assayas

#filmedit #userleo #usersakshi #jcylenz #underbetelgeuse #userrobin #chewieblog #dailyflicks #moviegifs #wasp network #ana de armas #edgar ramirez #wagner moura #ours #fantasy and rare fruit #lime #by lychee

[onlydearmas]

ana de armas icons.

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movie: wasp network.

#ana de armas #ana de armas icons #ana de armas layouts #icons ana de armas #actress icons #ana de armas packs #actress #hollywood icons #wasp network #wasp network icons #ana margarita icons #movies

[feelingsofaithless]

We already have men on the ground. They’re waiting to be coordinated. They asked me to run this network. And I said yes. Wasp Network (2019)

#Wasp Network #waspnetworkedit #filmedit #movies #gifs #**

[thank-god-it-is-my-bois]

I'm taking Ryan Bergara's 0.5 second cameo as confirmation that BFU/Watcher is canon in the mcu.

Which means that despite living in a reality full of aliens, monsters, and superpowers, mcu!Shane Madej still does not believe in ghosts.

#antman 3 spoilers #antman and the wasp quantumania #ryan bergara #shane madej #watcher network #wearewatcher #mcu

[gael-garcia]

exhausting

all this for such a weak centrist film. If they were gonna get sued anyway then Assayas should have gone waaay harder and actually followed the book

#the wasp network #good book just read that #lol they literallt were bombing cuba why havent they choked yet

[senadimell]

Another gardening-adjacent observation: the area around the tree and property line has a ton of English Ivy. Obviously not native, but it does look intentional, and so no one mows over there. (the briars may also contribute to the no-mowing).

Leaves are allowed to rot where they fall. Plants and bugs can root around.

The soil of my yard is clay and dense. Half of the “lawn” is moss (so no roots there to break it up). It’s dense and hard to cut through. But the ivy area? It’s moist and looser. It’s hard to tell where leaf rot ends and soil begins. It feels like dirt, whereas the rest of the lawn needs bunch of planting soil dumped on it if you want to garden. You can dig into it with your hands.

Now, it’s still rather dense; it’s still more clay-like than sandy. But it’s not hard-packed like the lawn area is, not at all.

#gotta learn more about mycellium networks #also the backyard is interesting #lots of holes #i thought it was maybe soil aeration by the lawnmower guy #but apparently the neighbors also have holes so we're thinking it's an animal? #but not sure which. we've seen squirrels rabbits and various birds #neighbor has seen a mole #but these are pretty small holes! #also i am so proud of my neighbor for being chill with bees even as she is wary around them! #(wasps might be a tougher sell but a little at a time)

[gayzing-away]

Edgar Ramirez in Wasp Network (2019)

#edgar ramirez #wasp network #gifs

[abirdie]

Gael talking about the Five Heroes / Cuban Five at the press conference for Wasp Network at the Venice Film Festival in 2019.

#gael garcía bernal #wasp network #gael garcia bernal #tbh i'd skip the film and watch the press conference

[shujubeelamoglia]

Ana de Armas

Elle USA

Photography by Christian MacDonald

#ana de armas #knock knock #hands of stone #war dogs #overdrive #blade runner 2049 #blade runner #the informer #wasp network #knives out #marta cabrera #the night clerk #no time to die #james bond #paloma #deep water #the gray man #dani miranda #blonde netflix #blonde #marilyn monroe

[esonetwork]

The Wasp Woman (Revisited)| Episode 348

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The Wasp Woman (Revisited)| Episode 348

On this Halloween Episode of MONSTER ATTACK!, The Podcast Dedicated To Old Monster Movies, Jim reflects again on a favorite from his early days of Monster Movie viewing, Roger Corman’s “The Wasp Woman.” This 1959 classic stars Susan Cabot, Barboura Morris, Anthony Eisley, Willian Roerick, Michael Mark, Frank Gerstie, Bruno, VeSota and Roy Gordon. The head of a giant cosmetics firm uses a controversial enzyme derived from wasp royal jelly to look younger with tragic results. It’s all ahead on this week’s episode.

#1959 Monster Movie #Anthony Eisley #Barboura Morris #ESO Network #Jim Adams #Michael Mark #Monster Attack! #Old Sci-Fi #Roger Corman #Roy Gordon. Bruno VeSota #Susan Cabot #Wasp Woman #William Roerick

[foone]

I'm scrolling through Wasp Network (2019) for Reasons and it's amusing me. Like, I can see that the producer was like "How can we make sure people understand that this takes place in the early-to-mid 90s?"

Editor: "Well we're gonna start the film on a big "1990" title...

Director: IT'S NOT ENOUGH! Tell the set decorators to make sure that there's a CRT in the background of every single scene.

Director: EVERY!

Director: SINGLE!

Director: SCENE!

[just-your-average-cryptid]

most of us have heard of the red car game. you’re on a road trip, you’re bored, you start looking for red cars to do something.

and then they’re everywhere. you notice them nearly every few minutes.

there aren’t suddenly more red cars now, of course. you were seeing them already, but you weren’t noticing. you weren’t looking.

I am noticing things.

there is a plant I notice everywhere now, a small bushy plant in suburbs, along streets, by shops on the highways. dwarf umbrella bush is what the internet tells me when I look for it’s name. I did this because I wanted to know why,

every time I ever saw it, every place,

it was always dying. always the leaves turning yellow, the branches small and scraggly. inside out - nitrogen deficiency. their soil drained.

I am noticing how many of these landscaping plants are yellowing, how small and sickly they look in just a few years. I am noticing how often the grass outside the house is replaced when it once again turns brown and dry, how the type never changes and the cycle starts again. I am noticing how the unmowed, unkempt spaces on lakesides and roadsides look more alive than this. how the preserve I grew up next to was miles of “messy” unmanicured nature and the ground was covered in leaves instead of grass and there was life.

I am noticing the birds that come by the lake. there was a flash of blue wings and red chest - eastern bluebird, male, relatively common. I had never seen one before. there is a family of ducks that appear every spring; i cannot say if it’s successive generations or different ducks, but I can always look forward to ducklings. there are little brown birds with white heads whose names I do not know - are they some kind of piper? why don’t I already know?

why is it so hard to learn about my native plants (accurately, that is)? why are so many gardening sites littered with people who think a plants value is based on how pretty or useful it is to them, who think a tree shedding leaves is “messy”?

why is knowing about the world we live in so… odd? why is it a hobby and not vital knowledge? I learned about polar equations. I taught myself about mycorrhizal networks and species of insects.

(did you know there are shiny green bees? a special species of wasp pollinating figs? that white flowers bloom at night for moths? do you know? have you looked?)

I cannot look at a lawn and see life anymore. it is a wasteland, devoid of life, dying slowly itself. everywhere is grass, grass, doused in water that runs over into storm drains, soaked in fertilizer and pesticides and a hundred other poisons and sending one clear message:

this is a place of death. life is not welcome here.

I do not think I could live in a city. too loud, yes, too busy, yes, too many people, yes, but the plants would bother me. a tree allotted only a convenient square, surrounded by dead stone and metal.

a forest cleared for this, for burning asphalt streets and racing cars and shops whose bathrooms are “for paying customers only”.

this is a place of death. life is not welcome here.

and now I am noticing.

#it speaks #idk man this is stream of consciousness and it’s midnight lol #I’m having thoughts about plants and people and how much I hate lawns #anti lawn #firmly believe that nature knowledge should be taught in school #yeah there’s biology but biology won’t teach you what plants are edible or deadly #or what birds live/migrate in your area and what they depend on #they teach civics bc even if you’re not politically active you should know how the government works #if you live in a world you should know how it works #bc even if it feels like it doesn’t matter. it does. it will. and if you notice it now you can do something about it