emmaontheice:

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thewordasylum:

jokul-frosti:

Ugly caption going here but I just really wanted to gif these because of their expressions. Jack’s of surprise, pain, and almost yearning, before remembering that Pitch was the one who just made the Guardians think he betrayed them and should very well want to hurt him. Then Pitch’s of rejection and the unexpectedness of the bit of hurt that it caused, before remembering that he’s the bad guy who shouldn’t need anybody in the first place. The facial expressions in this movie are just so beautifully done and insightful to what the characters are feeling. 

Look how Pitch’s face just completely morphs from rejected and lonely into an unforgiving look of anger and evil.

There’s even a tiny hesitation before the emotion completely switches, like it’s finally dawning on him that there are no other people like him, and there never will be, and he’s going to be alone in his intentions for the rest of his life. 

It’s like he just gave up on the dregs of his humanity and went back to being what he knew he could rely on, what he’s always known, and all he thinks he’ll ever be. It’s the easiest route for him, because presenting his actual emotions to himself is the horrible alternative, and one he won’t risk taking.

This poor soul. 

^^^^

bless you dreamworks

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themusesgrove:

_{“We should have NEVER trusted you!”}

(Okay, can I just freak out over this scene? It’s what Bunny does in this scene, not what he says that always got my attention. You see him raise his hand, looking as if he’s about to punch Jack. He wants to hurt him back, physically hurt him, like how he feels at that moment. He finally let all the walls down he had built up to keep the little kid out of his life, not trusting him as far as he could throw him, and when he does, thinking he had a new friend, it gets thrown back in his face. The hope he had for Jack is shown to be for nothing.

But you also see the anger vanish in an instant, and then all you see is the hurt. He drops his fist, and is instead giving Jack the worse punishment, the broken friendship he thought they had. I also like to think that Bunny was also realizing that he was going to hurt Jack, who for all intensive purposes most likely his eyes, was still a child. He was about to strike a child. As a Guardian, I’m sure you can imagine how that would have affected him.

In that second, you see him realize that Jack has betrayed him, and also how he was about to hurt them both. If he had gone through and hit Jack, the damage most likely would have been irreparable. Jack never would have come back, and we would have gotten a very different story.

Just… All the emotion and dynamics in this scene catches me so well. It’s just amazing, and shows how three dimensional all characters are. I could go into Jack’s reaction too, but then this post would be longer then it already is. Bunnymund isn’t just the tough guy who gets annoyed easily, he’s also human and can be hurt. You get to see that he’s vulnerable, which I think is amazing.)

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….my eyes are watering from the sight of this.

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roadofsheep:

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surlelac:

#there are films about dogs #and books about dogs #and entire television series about dogs #and not a one of them will ever explain dogs #as well as this one scene in this one kids movie that is not even strictly about dogs #explains dogs

#tears #this movie is a killer

“I was hiding under your porch because I love you” is one of my favourite lines. So good. I’m glad Pixar made it after Disney tried to veto it because they didn’t think they could sell enough Up toys or something.

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