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arcanespillo · 6 months
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stills from James Dean: A Portrait (1988) dir by Gary Legon
"James observed classes but did not participate, he couldn't bear to have his performance criticized by the class, he said 'if I let them dissect me like a rabbit in a laboratory, I might not be able to produce again.' At the actors' studio he studied method acting, where an actor learns to utilize every emotion from their real life in their dramatic roles, although this line between acting and life was deliberately left ambiguous, students were warned never to confuse the two, Jimmy repeatedly violated this rule, he succumbed to what the method called the existential fallacy of confusing himself with his creation, it gave a sense of urgency and risk to all his roles"
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bloodaria · 25 days
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1.05 | 2.01 | 3.08 | 1.09
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liquidatorbruntfca · 2 months
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star trek as tumblr memes (1/?)
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phoebedynevors · 1 year
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NATASHA LYONNE Slums of Beverly Hills (1998) dir. Tamara Jenkins
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carrythatwayt · 9 months
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My Queens ver. 1 Ver. 2
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nhescio · 2 months
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Some time travel crack:
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Bonus:
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Do you guys see my vision??
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ineffablelvrs · 11 months
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is this how they defeated pennywise in it chapter two
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Family, even in death.
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discoinpalmsprings · 6 months
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dizzybevvie · 1 month
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obligatory kh1 Paopu tree scene redraw
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liv45no · 1 year
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One afternoon in the barrens the losers all tried to spell out Eddie’s last name for a bet. All of them failed miserably.
“K-A-S-B-”
“Noop. Next.”
“K-A-S-P-R-”
“Close. Try again.”
“K-A-S-S-B-”
“wHaT tHe fUcK-”
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emiko-matsui · 11 months
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does anyone actually care about my list of renamed naddpod episodes because im not on murph's lord of the rings wavelength and need to remember what they're actually about?
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bloodaria · 4 months
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I adore the relationship between Beverly Katz and Will Graham because it's so different from the relationship between Alana Bloom and Will Graham in that Beverly isn't necessarily romantically interested in Will, but she still feels very protective of him and invested in him, and yet is so direct as a human being that she can't just let things slide, she has to call him out she has to talk about it, she has to confront Will. - Bryan Fuller, Savoureux audio commentary
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thorinsbeard · 24 days
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A movie for every year since I was born: It Chapter Two (2019)
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quasi-normalcy · 1 year
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For all that people complained about how bleak Star Trek: Picard was when it came out, I would say that its depiction of the Federation was just a culmination of all of the flaws that it was depicted as having on Deep Space Nine (and, to a lesser extent, Voyager and even TNG): Earth-centrism, disregard for the rights of artificial persons, and a willingness to regard entire non-Federation species as disposable if their survival is deemed a threat to the Federation (or even if saving them contradicts an abstract philosophical point). It’s a society that has clearly lost its way, and its annoying (at least to me) that the writers couldn’t have instead imagined the Federation getting its shit together, but the thing is: everything that’s wrong with it emerges organically from the Federation we’ve seen, and, most critically, it is problematised. Our heroes stand in opposition to this corruption. Picard, Rios, and Raffi all left or were cashiered out of service over various aspects of Starfleet’s authoritarian turn; Elnor is a survivor of the Federation’s neglect; Seven and Soji are both members of oppressed minorities and Jurati had her academic career derailed, all because of fear and reactionary opposition to cybernetics. And yes, it’s bleak, but it’s also fundamentally hopeful: they are standing up for what’s right, even in the face of bigotry and oppression, and what could possibly be more Star Trek than that? You can argue about whether it was successful or particularly well-executed, but its heart was very much in the right place.
And that’s why, for all that I’m enjoying Season 3--for all that I love seeing the TNG crew together again and paying-off character arcs that I’ve been watching play out over the course of my entire lifetime--it gnaws at me. Because the thing is: the Federation hasn’t gotten any better. The genocidal criminal conspiracy from Deep Space Nine is now considered “a critical division of Starfleet Intelligence.” This “critical” bunch of war criminals keeps a sentient AI comatose to guard its warehouse, and nobody even comments on how fucked-up that is. The captain of the Titan constantly denigrates his ex-Borg first officer and orders her to deadname herself, but it’s okay because he’s *traumatised* and kind of funny in his assholishness. You get to have a heartbreaking moment with Picard saying “I didn’t know...” when he hears the extent of Section 31′s war crimes, but then he and Beverly, in the face of 35 years of consistent characterisation, immediately compound the war crime by resolving to execute Vadic. No, the Federation hasn’t gotten any better; the heroes have just gotten worse.
I love the TNG crew. I love seeing Picard and Ro finally have it out with one another; I love having a lifetime spent shipping Jean-Luc and Beverly pay off; I love that we finally get to see just how deeply Data’s death affected Geordi, and that we finally get to see Data’s relationship with Lore and his “becoming more human” arc pay off in a way that’s so seamless that it honestly feels kind of obvious in retrospect. But at a deep, philosophical level, I would rather see an angsty story about heroes opposing corruption than a happy story about heroes going along with it.
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pikechris · 2 months
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my favourite panels from star trek 2022 & star trek defiant: a collection aka i will not stop trying to make you read these
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