16 Awesome Reasons Why It’s Totally Fine To Not Get Married Now

                                                

We have always collectively been obsessed with the idea of marriage. Most people grow up just wanting to get married. Nothing wrong. But increasingly the concept of shaadi is becoming more and more frivolous. So many of us (I hope!) find ourselves not thinking about it. It hasn’t featured in our scheme of things. And yet so many times we are subjected to disapproval and constant nagging.

Here are 16 perfectly practical reasons to not tie that knot. Go ahead and share it with people who nag you all the time.

1. The next time someone lectures you on how marriage is the only way to be. Tell them about Salman Khan

Now, only if George Clooney had not deserted us. *Sighs*

2. Because it annoys your relatives and makes them uncomfortable

‘Beta, when do you plan to marry?’ How about never. *evil grin*

3. Because you believe in ‘love at first sight!’

And this happens every now and then!

4.Your career is your priority and the only thing on your mind

And multi tasking is just not your thing!

5. You like kids but as long as they are someone else’s

6. All the marriage and ‘our little angel’ photos that your friends share actually make you feel sorry for them

7. You are impulsive, carefree and available

ONLY as long as you’re not married!

8. You don’t have the heart or the intention to blow up all your savings (or your father’s) in a single day

Because more often than not people are fixated with the idea of a wedding and not marriage.

9. You end up using the whole bed when you sleep. There is no room for anyone else

Literally.

10.  All your free time is invested with friends and family. Kyuki shaadi ke baad no one has time for anyone else

True story.

11. If the word ‘FOREVER’ intimidates you then my friend don’t get married

12. Believing in ‘Happily ever after’ is like believing in Santa Claus

13. Contrary to popular belief single people save more money than their married counter parts

Baby food and diapers can get very expensive you know.

14. You can read all night, watch a match, party or even go out for a quiet drive

Without having to explain when and where. Awesomeness.

15. With marriage comes spouse. With spouse comes in-laws. With in-laws comes this

Ekta Kapoor was not completely wrong here. You have to be very sanskari to get past this one!

16. You believe that there is no such thing called ‘an appropriate age to marry.’

All you need is an appropriate person.

Until such time. Happily Unmarried!

Father To Son Arkham knight Touching quotes

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Batman: Arkham Knight, the newest Batman game from Rocksteady is scheduled to release on October 14th, and we couldn’t be more excited. The trailer that dropped today (below) revealed Thomas Wayne (Bruce Wayne’s father)’s last will and testament for his son. Our question is this… Is Batman honoring his father’s final wishes? Let’s find out.

The trailer opens on Gotham in panic with who can only be Scarecrow narrating/announcing overtop,“Gotham… This is your only warning. Abandon the city, or I will unleash your greatest fears.” Remember Scarecrow’s words, “Abandon the city,” because they’re important.

Then, cut to a forlorn Bruce in the Batcave. In the Batsuit. No mask…

The last will and testament of the deceased, Thomas Wayne…
In the event of my death, I hereby declare that all my worldly possessions pass to my son, Bruce Wayne…

He then goes on to to tell Bruce what he wants for and from him… But does Bruce listen?

Bruce. I ask that you honor the Wayne family legacy and commit yourself to the improvement of Gotham City, its institutions, and its citizens… Please be strong. You are young but destined for great things. Make the most of your opportunities. Use them to give back to a city that has given us so much, to change the lives of millions of people…

So far so good, Batman!

Do not be frivolous with this wealth. Please do not waste it all on fast cars, and outrageous clothes, and the pursuit of a destructive lifestyle…

Fast cars? Check. Outrageous clothes? Check… Well, if it’s all in support of the first thing Dad asked (improving Gotham City and giving back)…if I’m destroying the bad in Gotham, it’s justifiable… right?

Invest in Gotham. Treat its people like family, watch over them, and use this money to safeguard them from forces beyond their control. My deepest regret is I will not see you grow into the good man I know you will become. And finally, my son… I ask that you never abandon this city to fate. We have lived through dark days, and no doubt there are more to come. But it is the good and great men who stand up for Gotham when others turn and run… In death, I will love you forever.

Your Father,
Thomas

For the record, the above .gif is Batman racing into, not out of, Gotham. As his father wishes, he’s fighting the good fight and standing up for Gotham when others turn and run…albeit in fast cars and outrageous clothes.

Thomas Wayne. You would be proud of Batman.
…We mean Bruce.

RIP, Thomas Wayne.

These Maleficent Quote Posters are Beautiful

Maleficent is now playing in theaters, and while we love the darkness and villainy of the mistress of all evil, we’re indulging our more whimsical side with the beautiful quote posters inspired by the environments in the film.

A Lot Can Happen During a Disney Song

Sometimes all it takes to get from point A to point B is a good Disney song/montage combo. We can’t even get to the restroom and back in the space of one song, but here’s a look at how much some characters can accomplish in just a few minutes:

Belle Falls in Love

At the beginning of “Something There,” Belle admits that she thought the Beast was mean, coarse, and unrefined. By the end, she’s feeling pretty smitten. If you want to make someone fall in love with you, give them a fancy library, feed birds with them, and have this song playing in the background.

Hercules Gets Buff

Any excuse for a training montage, that’s what we always say. Hercules goes from zero to hero in a few minutes flat, thanks to hard work and the advice of his hero trainer, Phil. “Rule #95, kid: concentrate!”

Simba Grows Up

In just three minutes and thirty-four seconds, Simba learns to have no worries, makes two new best friends, and goes from a cub to a big ol’ lion.

Cinderella Falls in Love

Okay, maybe it doesn’t take that long to fall in love in the first place, and that’s why this keeps happening. For argument’s sake, she and Prince Charming technically fall in love immediately BEFORE the song even begins, as it is titled “So This Is Love.” Love is speedy.

John Smith Grows to Appreciate Nature
This one is a true testament to Pocahontas’ skills as a wordsmith. All of her metaphors and beautiful descriptions would be able to convince anyone that they need to learn to paint with all the colors of the wind. Except probably Governor Ratcliffe, but hey, he’s a villain.

Shang Turns a Questionable Army Into Fierce Warrior Men

Except Mulan. She’s a fierce warrior lady.

The Darling Children Learn How to Fly

We’ll chalk this one up to magic because if all it took to fly was happy thoughts and pixie dust, we’d be flying all over the place in no time flat.

Aurora Falls in Love

Seeing a trend here?

Tarzan’s Family Gets Marooned, Builds an Amazing Tree House

There are also a lot of other plot points that happen during this song that we’ve decided to un-remember and never speak of again.

Ariel Becomes a Human

Ursula’s signature song, “Poor Unfortunate Souls,” is a pretty catchy and convincing tune, so it’s no wonder that she got Ariel right where she wanted in about two minutes flat. Ariel was sort of just window-shopping for solutions to the fact that she was in love with a human, and Ursula had her walking by the end of the song.

I LOVE U

It is very tough to believe a stranger,

But if someone loves U more than Fish loves Water,

Holds UR hand tight with tears in his eyes & says,

"The moment I saw U

I fell in love with U

I can't live without U

& wanna spend the rest of my life with U

I LOVE U "

Heroes Turned To Villain

Many heroes walk a thin line between good and evil, indeed many heroes have fallen into despair, rage, or even madness, and once proud heroes descend further into the path of evil, often fighting against people they once protected or fought alongside. Originally protagonists or somewhat good guys, these villains turn evil due to events in their lives, such as being corrupted by another villain, their desire for revenge, a failed love relationship, or even betrayal from the good side to the dark side. A Hero turned to the Dark side is usually the end-result of a protagonist exposed to a Corrupting Influence, Brainwasher, Posessor and ocassionaly a Charismatic Villain or Extortionist or Blackmailer.

10.Maleficent From Sleeping Beauty :Maleficent is the protagonist villain of the 2014 live-action film of the same name. In contrast to the version of the character seen in the original Sleeping Beauty film, this version of Maleficent is depicted as more tragic and sympathetic, having once been an innocent and good-hearted individual who became cruel as a result of circumstance and eventually redeemed herself after her sharing a parental bond with Aurora(sleeping beauty).

9.Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear From Toy story 3 : According to Chuckles, Lotso was originally a teddy bear owned by a girl named Daisy. Of all her toys, Lotso was considered special to her. However, one day when she took Chuckles, Lotso, and Big Baby on a picnic, she fell asleep and her parents took her home while leaving her toys behind by accident.

, Lotso, and Big Baby found their way back to Daisy's home, but Lotso then finds that he was replaced by another copy of him. This left Lotso heartbroken and made him turn evil. Big Baby tried to return back to Daisy's house, but an infuriated and betrayed Lotso refused to let him, claiming that she had replaced them all and has never really loved them. He lied to Big Baby and ripped off a heart-shaped pendant that he had hanging from his neck with Daisy's name on it, which Chuckles recovered and hid.

8.Superman From injustice (alternate timeline): In the Injustice comic, Superman is overjoyed when he hears two heartbeats coming from Lois, indicating she's pregnant. After informing longtime ally, Batman of the good news, he discovers that his friend Jimmy was killed while with Lois, who was kidnapped. Distressed that he cannot locate her, Superman goes to Batman who had been investigating the theft of Kryptonite from S.T.A.R. Labs; Batman promptly informs the rest of the League.

When Batman finds out it was the Joker who kidnapped Lois and hijacked a submarine along with Harley Quinn, Superman rushes out to open waters, finds the sub, and enters it, only to be confronted by none other than Doomsday. But unknown to him, as he lifts Doomsday into orbit, the other Leaguers are informed by the Joker that he laced Kryptonite into some fear toxin he stole from Scarecrow, and it was revealed that it wasn't Doomsday that Superman was lifting into orbit. It was Lois who had a heart monitor attached to her by the Joker that would detonate a nuke inside Metropolis when her heart stops beating, which it does as Superman watches in horror, as the gas wears off and sees who he really took into orbit.

When he learns that Joker is the one responsible, the enraged and sorrow-ridden Kryptonian confronts the Clown Prince of Crime in the middle of Batman's interrogation. Superman shoves the Dark Knight aside and demands to know why Joker would do such a thing. Joker taunts him as being a more gullible target than Batman, along with Superman's reluctance to kill and the fact that he ended up destroying everything he loves in the end, and wondered if he could love again after this. Finally pushed beyond his patience as well as his sanity, Superman flat out murdered Joker as Batman watches in horror. However, Joker's last words is a maniacal laughter, satisfied that he broke The Man of Steel to a point of no return.

7.Wicked witch From Oz the Great and Powerful : Theodora is the first person Oscar meets when he arrives in Oz. Theodora is a very beautiful, naive witch who is protected by her powerful and overprotective sister Evanora . Theodora only wants peace to come to the Land of Oz and truly believes Oscar is the prophesied wizard they have been waiting for. However she is manipulated by Evanora, who tricks her into eating an apple that removes all good from her heart and transforms her into the Wicked Witch of the West.

6.Sentinel Prime From Transformers Dark Of The Moon : Sentinel Prime is the true main antagonist in the live action film, Transformers: Dark of the Moon. He can transform into a fire engine. Sentinel Prime was originally an Autobot, but betrayed the Autobots and sided with the Decepticons so he can save Cybertron. The movie's title Dark of the Moon is a reference to him and his space bridge pillar technology that forms the plot

 Sentinel's evil motives and selfishness towards both the Autobots and Megatron led to his own death.

5.Raven The Mystique From X men : In the movie X-Men, it was revealed that Mystique's own family tried to kill her for being a mutant. Later, she joined Magneto and became his trusted right-hand.

4.Loki From Avengers and Thor Movie : Loki wasn't born as an Asgardian as Thor was, but rather as a Frost Giant. When his true father, Laufey, died, Asgard's King Odin decided to take the infant Loki in and raise him as his own son. Loki was always more able to survive the cold than anyone else.Throughout his childhood and adolescence, Loki was resentful of his half-brother, as he was physically inferior to him in every way; except sorcery. Loki was a natural when it came to controlling the dark arts, and he put that to his advantage. He hoped to one day defeat his brother and father and become ruler of Asgard.

3.Anakin skywalker From Starwars : Anakin was once a Jedi, but he turned to the dark side in the third episode of Star Wars. When he became one of the Sith, he was named Darth Vader by his master Darth Sidious. Anakin's transformation into Darth Vader became complete when Sidious told him, "It seems in your anger, you killed her (Padmé)." The devastating anger and despair that Vader went through, after he discovered the painful truth, forever bound him to the dark side of the Force, or so it seemed.

2.Harvey Dent From Batman : 

Two Face was the secondary antagonist In The Dark Knight, portrayed by Aaron Eckhart. Two-Face started out as Harvey Dent, Gotham City's newly-elected District Attorney and "White Knight," and friend of Bruce Wayne (Batman). The Joker, knowing Batman's connection to Dent and Rachel Dawes, his fiancée, kidnaps them both and straps them to time bombs. He tells Batman their locations, but gives him enough time to save only one. Batman chooses Rachel, but when he gets there, he finds Dent instead.

Dent gets rescued (against his wishes, as he wanted his fiancée saved) and Rachel dies in an explosion. The left half of Dent's head gets burned and his two-headed lucky coin is scorched on one side. Angry, the former D.A. takes up the name "Two-Face" and wants revenge on those whom he believed were responsible for Rachel's death; the Joker, Gordon, and Batman. The Joker convinces Two-Face that he was just acting on impulse, to which he flips for his life. The coin came up good heads, so the Joker lived. Two-Face then confronts Batman and Gordon on the top of a building where he plans to judge Gordon's son. Before that, Two-Face promptly shoots Batman through the chest when the coin lands bad heads and spares himself on the coin landing good heads. He dies when Batman tackles him, causing him to fall off the ledge of the roof and break his neck.

1.Satan from Religion  : Satan was originally called Lucifer, the Morning Star, which means light-bearer. He was a Seraphim (angel) in heaven. Eventually, he grew prideful and jealous of God's power and attempted to overthrow him, gathering up legions of followers and revolting against God. He was defeated by Michael the Archangel and cast into Hell as punishment. It is said that on the Day Of Judgment Satan shall rise to power again and lead another war against Heaven, this time he and his followers will be cast down by God himself and sent to a lake of burning fire (Hell) as an eternal punishment for their many sins.

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The Differences Between 'Maleficent' and 'Sleeping Beauty

Angelina Jolie’s Maleficent claims to be a deeper look at the story behind Disney’s Sleeping Beauty; showing a more sympathetic, nuanced version of the classic tale. 

But finding complexity is one thing; inventing entirely new characters is another. While at some points Maleficent shows us new sides to the story, at others it takes us to a previously unimaginable Bizarro World version.

Where do the stories diverge, and where do they intersect?  We set out to map their two sometimes overlapping trails. Yes, that means the following contains spoilers, so please check back after you’ve seen Maleficent. (If you haven’t already seenSleeping Beauty, which has only been out for 55 years, then you’re beyond help).   

In the beginning…

Sleeping Beauty: Is, from the film’s get go, a fairy tale, read straight out of a storybook.

Maleficent: Narrator Janet McTeer announces she is going to tell “an old story anew.”

King Stefan has a baby.

Sleeping Beauty: He and his queen don’t waste any time and the princess appears right at the top. They name her Aurora.

Maleficent: He gets around to it eventually. But first he spends his callow youth toying with the heart of a woodland fairy named Angelina Jolie’s Cheekbones.

Does Maleficent fly?

Sleeping Beauty: Not that we recall. 

Maleficent: Like Superman—and the first third of the movie is her origin story.  

King Stefan drugs Maleficent, and hacks off her Dogmawings.

Sleeping Beauty:  Doubtful that anyone had the guts to pitch that particular take during Walt Disney’s lifetime.

Maleficent: There’s no family-friendly way to put it: In this iteration, Stefan (Sharlto Copley) is a bastard. And not that it matters, but he’s not even a blue blood; he’s a peasant who drugs and hacks his way to the throne.         

Maleficent puts a curse on King Stefan’s baby Aurora just because she didn’t get a proper invite to the christening. 

Sleeping Beauty: That’s all the motivation a lady needed in 1959.

Maleficent: Well, yes — that plus the king drugged her and hacked off her wings.

The newborn Aurora is whisked away from the kingdom, and raised in the woods by three fairies.

Sleeping Beauty: Technically, yes, this is what happens. 

Maleficent: Technically, yes, this is what happens.         

The fairies are incompetent twits.

Sleeping Beauty: This is implied, but Flora, Fauna and Merryweather are nonetheless celebrated as Aurora’s saviors, despite the fact that even after more than a decade of custodial work they still don’t know how to crack an egg. 

Maleficent: Their haplessness is expressly stated. One of the fairies is actually called Thistletwit (Juno Temple). The names of her peers aren’t much more flattering: Flittle (Imelda Staunton) and Knotgrass (Lesley Manville).           

Maleficent is an incompetent twit.

Sleeping Beauty: Kinda. Who else doesn’t regularly touch base with her team, and keep them focused on the mission, which is to find Aurora. 

Maleficent: Don’t make us laugh. Jolie’s Maleficent is as sharp as her cheekbones. She knows where that baby is before the kid needs her first diaper changed.

Maleficent is like a mother to Aurora.

Sleeping Beauty: Ha! There are no mothers in the classic Disney universe. Females are either: (a) underage; (b) of age and dead; or, (c) of age and evil.   

Maleficent: It’s better than that: The teen-aged Aurora (Elle Fanning) considers Maleficent her godmother. It’s nice to see the kid appreciate that while lurking in the shadows Mal made sure she didn’t starve to death under the “care” of the fairy twits.            

Maleficent looks like Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard.

Sleeping Beauty: More like Tallulah Bankhead in a turban.    

Maleficent: Ding-ding-ding-ding-ding!  

Maleficent’s BFF is a bird.

Sleeping Beauty: Yes.    

Maleficent: Yes, except her bird is capable (under her power) of changing into a man (Sam Riley) so that Maleficent’s best barbs have a proper audience.

Aurora is a generic Disney princess who is kind to all woodland creatures.

Sleeping Beauty: Not that there’s anything wrong with being kind to all woodland creatures, but there’s not much else going on — Aurora is (maybe) the fourth-most interesting character in a movie named for her.    

Maleficent: The “kind” part fits, but she’s too real and Earthy to be generic. She literally gets down in the mud, and experiences genuine emotional conflict when she learns the truth about her history.   

Maleficent tries to remove the curse off of Aurora.

Sleeping Beauty: Of course she doesn’t. Uncle Walt would’ve burned Sleeping Beauty’s castle to the ground before he allowed one of his villainesses to go good.     

Maleficent: Of course she does. Just as Brad Pitt doesn’t make 12 Years a Slave to play a slave owner, Jolie doesn’t make Maleficent to play a kid killer.   

Aurora pricks her finger on a spindle.

Sleeping Beauty: Yes.      

Maleficent: Yes. How else to fall into a sleeping death and trigger the final, third-act character transformation of Maleficent?     

Prince Phillip saves the day.

Sleeping Beauty: Him and his dreamy lips.

Maleficent: If you mean the guy (Brenton Thwaites) who looks like Harry Styles, then, no, neither he nor his J-14 good looks save the day.      

Maleficent saves the day.

Sleeping Beauty: Not on Walt Disney’s watch. What next, Cruella De Vil joins PETA?

Maleficent: She does! After the One Direction kid is tossed out for failing to rouse Aurora, Maleficent offers a tearful, sorrowful maternal peck on the forehead to her slumbering goddaughter and, wouldn’t you know it, saves the day!

Maleficent turns into a dragon, and tries to kill Prince Phillip.

Sleeping Beauty: And how. A terrifyingly awesome moment — the stuff of kiddie nightmares since.       

Maleficent: No and no. She turns her BFF into the dragon (to rescue her from King Stefan’s army), and nobody tries to kill Harry Styles because nobody cares about Harry Styles.

King Stefan is overjoyed to learn that Aurora is alive.

Sleeping Beauty: Daddies are the best!       

Maleficent: He gives her a quick hug, and sends her to her room. What a jerk.              

Maleficent is killed dead because it’s what shedeserves.  

Sleeping Beauty: Yes.       

Maleficent: If by Maleficent you mean King Stefan, then, yes.                

Aurora praises Maleficent as both a hero and villain, and they all live happily ever after.   

Sleeping Beauty: Not…exactly…       

Maleficent: When it comes down to it, Maleficent isCatwoman, only better and without the showcase for Halle Berry’s and Benjamin Bratt’s basketball skills.