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fictionadventurer · 1 year
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All I'm saying is, I've watched three Capra movies this week and we're three for three.
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saintsdarlings · 5 months
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"For what is not connected with her to me? and what does not recall her? (...) In every cloud, in every tree - filling the air at night, and caught by glimpses in every object, by day I am surrounded with her image! (...) The entire world is a dreadful collection of memoranda that she did exist, and that I have lost her!" - Wuthering Heights, chapter xxxiii
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kingprinceleo · 7 months
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Oh fuck me fuckme fuck me
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mariocki · 7 months
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A young Roger Delgado works to expose an otherworldly conspiracy, as newspaper columnist Hugh Conrad in Quatermass II: The Coming (1.4, BBC, 1955)
#fave spotting#roger delgado#the master#quatermass#doctor who#classic doctor who#delgado!master#quatermass ii#quatermass 2#images are rough i know‚ but that reflects the quality of the material to a degree#that we have complete copies of Quatermass II is a small miracle and to be celebrated#but as a bbc series from 1955 it is understandably in rather poor form as regards picture and sound quality#at least compared to contemporaneous shows from itc or america (largely shot on film)#anyway. what a delight to see young Rog! he's only in this one episode (although he can be seen briefly in the recap at the start of ep 5#and thus sometimes is credited with both) but he's playing a great character‚ a fleet street wonder that Quatermass brings in to try#and spread word about the conspiracy at the heart of the series. it allows Rog to play quite a different figure to the villains and foreign#dignitaries that became his stock in trade later on; he's a wily‚ astute but sceptical figure‚ who wants proof of Quatermass' claims and as#such is exposed to the alien horrors at work (allowing SPOILER for some very good 'battling possession' acting that leads into a truly#great cliffhanger). the serial almost feels like it has a guest of the week‚ with a significant character turning up for one ep only in#most installments‚ including Rupert Davies in the previous episode‚ but i think it's just the way the serial was formatted (and it's not#like Delgado or even Davies were particularly well known actors at this point in their careers)#still it's been fun to revisit. highly recommended for fans of dark and doomy sci fi horror
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taibhsearachd · 1 year
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Okay, having finished Glass Onion, it is a masterpiece on par with Knives Out...
I will actually lose my shit if I don’t get a romcom fic of Benoit Blanc and what’s-his-name Hugh Grant.
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lesbiancolumbo · 18 days
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What's your take on Peter Bogdanovich's work overall? I've only seen Last Picture Show, which I enjoyed but wasn't exactly blown away. I want to see his collabs with Ben Gazzara, but wasn't sure if it's worth going through the rest of his CV.
his collaborations with the true genius in his first marriage, polly platt, are fantastic. these are the first four films of his career, which she worked on as production designer and in the case of targets, helped write AND effectively produced the entire damn thing uncredited. polly made peter a better filmmaker and no one likes to admit that, least of all peter, but i don't care. i like these films a lot.
i don't care for his first film with ben, saint jack, if we're being fully honest, but his second collaboration with ben, they all laughed, is probably the non-polly collab of peter's that i like the most. it's a beautiful film and the beginning and sad end of dorothy stratten's career. even if it's just to see her budding talents as a comedienne, you should watch they all laughed.
i have a lot of thoughts about peter as a person that is divorced from his work, and i won't get into That here (it's mostly very negative - i fucking hate that guy) but his early period is honestly the best he ever was (he knew it too, i think) and then he went through a lot of ups and downs, career-wise. a lot of people love to give his more maligned works credit in retrospect, and i respect that for them but i'm really just not interested in watching anything that isn't they all laughed or paper moon or last picture show.
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creature-once-removed · 10 months
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I've been reading and watching some reviews of Oppenheimer and am shocked at the way some people don't seem to be able to connect to characters who are a little bit closed off and inwardly complicated.
This is a film you need to bring your own empathy to. It isn't actively provoked and drawn out of you.
Which, given that it deals with the construction of the Atomic Bomb, I think is something that should be self explanatory. If you go into making this thinking "Oh I will make people feel so bad about the bombs" you're already headed in the wrong direction. It's not the question whether or not it's bad. The question is whether or not you realize it's bad when no one tells you outright how to think about it.
This movie is incredible for doing this.
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filmografie · 1 year
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Favorite films watched in November 2022:
Felicia’s Journey (1999), dir. Atom Egoyan
The Garden of Delights (1970), dir. Carlos Saura
Nothing Compares (2022), dir. Kathryn Ferguson
Pollock (2000), dir. Ed Harris
Oh! What a Lovely War (1969), dir. Richard Attenborough
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starbuck · 7 months
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had a really normal movie experience tonight.
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tinyferalbeing · 11 months
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I got myself the best thing ever,,
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eek-a-tron · 12 days
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Sooooooooooo I watched a double feature of The Lost Boys followed by Only Lovers Left Alive this week and I absolutely can’t recommend this viewing order enough, 10/10 toothy hijinks
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pureanonofficial · 4 months
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1950?
movie year ask meme
Summer Stock!
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daincrediblegg · 1 month
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dain cancel saltburn i have insane news. joker 2 trailer
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I wanted to hate this. I wanted to hate this so bad. But I might not. And this troubles me.
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nebquerna · 1 year
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i had been thinking about fight club and since it showed on my home bar ive started it IT IS NOT WHAT I EXPECTED AT ALL
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ennaih · 5 months
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Not Every Film I Watch In 2024 4. The Distinguished Gentleman (1992)
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therebelcaptain · 4 months
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my brain, while watching nimona: (in the tune of ramona by beck) nimooooona, nimoooooooonaa, oh-oh, nimoooooonaaa
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