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grandmastv · 6 months

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The Rifleman (2.19 Hero, 1960).

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gatutor · 11 months

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Frank Ferguson-Mercedes McCambridge-Ward Bond "Johnny Guitar" 1954, de Nicholas Ray.

#Mercedes McCambridge #Ward Bond #Frank Ferguson #Nicholas Ray

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cladriteradio · 1 year

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Here are 10 things you should know about Frank Ferguson, born 116 years ago today. The prolific character actor amassed well over 400 combined movie and television appearances over the course of his 37-year career.

#Frank Ferguson #character actors #old movies #classic film #classic movies #classic Hollywood #classic TV #classic television

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streamondemand · 2 years

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'Caught' – Cinderella noir on Criterion Channel

‘Caught’ – Cinderella noir on Criterion Channel

Caught (1949), Max Ophuls’ dark Cinderella melodrama, belongs as much to the murky world of American film noir as to the polished European dramas of high society social appearances and power games. Barbara Bel Geddes is Leonora, the dreamy car hop who puts her hopes in a charm school education and a modeling gig. Robert Ryan is millionaire Smith Ohlrig, her dream come true, or so she thinks when…

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#1949 #Art Smith #Arthur Laurents #Barbara Bel Geddes #Blu-ray #Caught #Criterion Channel #Curt Bois #DVD #Frank Ferguson #James Mason #Max Ophuls #Natalie Schafer #Robert Ryan #VOD

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asianrabbit · 6 months

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Dune: Part Two (2024)

#dune #dune part two #dune 2024 #denis villeneuve #timothee chamalet #rebecca ferguson #austin butler #paul atreides #lady jessica #feyd rautha #arrakis #sand worm #frank herbert #filmedit #2020s #2024

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escapismthroughfilm · 3 months

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⋆˚｡⋆ ⋆˚⋆｡Dune: Part 2 (2024) dir. Denis Villeneuve⋆˚｡⋆ ⋆˚｡⋆⋆

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drrav3nb · 2 months

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ARRAKEEN PALACE + aesthetics DUNE: PART ONE (dir. Denis Villeneuve)

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389 · 2 months

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Dune: Part Two (2024) dir. Denis Villeneuve Cinematography by Greig Fraser

#dune #dune part two #dune 2 #Denis Villeneuve #Greg Fraser #cinematography #cinematographer #cinema #movies #films #frank herbert #timothy chalamet #austin butler #lea seydoux #rebecca ferguson #u

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estellaestella · 2 months

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Paul Atreides's duality is underlined throughout the books. Here is a man who could do what only women could do. Moreover, he could see both the past and the future. And after drinking the water of life he lay dead to the real world but alive in ancestral memories. But did you notice this?

He fights the whole challenge with his right hand but then delivers the killing blow with his left.

#Dune #Dune Part 2 #Timothee Chalamet #Rebecca Ferguson #Anya Taylor Joy #Paul Atreides #Muad'Dib #Usul #Alia Atreides #Jessica Atreides #Denis Villeneuve #Frank Herbert #feyd #feyd x paul #austin butler #paul should be analysed in gender studies #nonbinary #ambidextrous #ambidexterity

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ghaniatreides · 2 months

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DUNE: PART TWO (2024) dir. Denis Villeneuve

#userwahine #filmedit #movieedit #duneedit #dune #dune 2 #dune part two #frank herbert #denis villeneuve #zendaya #timothée chalamet #rebecca ferguson #paul atreides #chani kynes #lady jessica #duneverse

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spiderliliez · 2 months

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Paul and Alia Atreides DUNE: PART TWO (2024)

[+] TIMOTÉE CHALAMET 🗡️ [+] ..more on REBECCA FERGUSON 🌹 [+] ..more on ANYA TAYLOR-JOY 🌼 [+] ..more on “DUNE” 🎬

#Dune #Dune Part 2 #Timothee Chalamet #Rebecca Ferguson #Anya Taylor Joy #Paul Atreides #Muad'Dib #Usul #Alia Atreides #Jessica Atreides #Denis Villeneuve #Frank Herbert #Quotes

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iwillberunningfromdemons · 3 months

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Okay, I've just returned from a marathon of Dune 1 and 2. Spoilers for the first book (I've read Dune three times now and never felt the need to read Dune Messiah, but now it is on my tbr pile)

I think that it is fair to say that I loved it. I was shaking through the whole Chani/Paul romance and through the Shai-Hulud riding sequence. Seeing those scenes you know so well from the book being acted out in live-action, phenomenally, that feels orgasmic (or sacred... or just really fucking good). I think I've never seen a SF film adaptation that was thís good (but maybe I haven't seen the good shit). The Giedi Prime arena scene, Margot getting the Good Seed, Jessica's transformation to Reverend Mother, the terrifying transformation of Paul from a kid to a Messiah and a warleader..

There are a few changes to the book. Alia isn't born yet and I get that change. It would be ridiculous for this film to have a super wise baby. Leto II (the Elder) also isn't born, we don't even know if Chani is pregnant. Maybe they deemed him irrelevant because of his near-instant death. I think that the most important change to the book is the change in behaviour of Chani. She seems to rebel against Paul's religious role and his holy war. Maybe that happens in Dune Messiah, I don't know yet.

All in all, I'm mostly overwhelmed and awed by this movie, the whole of Dune, and I think that I'm going to let it sink in for a while. I haven't seen it in IMAX, so perhaps I'll go see it in IMAX in a few weeks.

#dune part two #dune part 2 #dune movie #dune part one #dune film #denis villeneuve #timothée chalamet #paul atreides #rebecca ferguson #lady jessica #zendaya #chani #sff #science fiction #frank herbert #dune

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pedroam-bang · 4 months

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Dune (2021)

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loveakii · 2 months

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“Nice and neat, tragedy. Restful, too. In a drama, with its traitors, its desperate villains, its innocent victims, avengers, devoted followers and glimmers of hope, death becomes something terrible, a kind of accident. You might have arrived in time with the police. But tragedy's so peaceful! For one thing, everybody's on a par. All innocent! It doesn't matter if one person kills and the other is killed - it's just a matter of casting. And above all, tragedy's restful, because you know there's no lousy hope left. You know you're caught, caught at last like a rat in a trap, with all heaven against you. And the only thing left to do is shout - not moan, or complain, but yell out at the top of your voice whatever it was you had to say. What you've never said before. What perhaps you didn't even know till now… And to no purpose - just so as to tell it to yourself... to learn it, yourself. In drama you struggle, because you hope you're going to survive. It's utilitarian - sordid. But tragedy is gratuitous. Pointless, irremediable. Fit for a king!” —Jean Anouilh, Antigone