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coolthingsguyslike · 8 months
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nero-neptune · 9 months
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“Good movies are always better when you watch them with someone.” - Ed Chigliak (Northern Exposure)
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dumbasssimp · 2 years
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My single braincell bouncing around in my head and when it hits a corner i hyper-fixate on something different.
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variousqueerthings · 11 months
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“one of the top three sexiest robin williams roles” you can’t just leave that in the tag without saying what the others are (but if I’ve missed it OTL)
Okay, okay I admit, I was being mildly flippant because I think robin williams is highly capable of being sexy and armand is a great example, however now that we're here, let us consider the tenets of the sexy robin williams character
EDIT: also at this point, apologies, I was out travelling for a few days, I was not ignoring you. ahem. continuing:
did I come across him as a kid/teenager in a story that made me cry my eyes out
moustache/general hairiness
how queer is he
how well-dressed is he
how anti-authoritarian is he
does he make me laugh
Let's go wild and say every one of these gets rated from 0-10 (with 0 being for example "not at all hairy" and 10 being "sexy motherfucker")
now, here's some of his most well-known ventures
good morning vietnam: he's not got a moustache, because it's the army, but because it's the army his natural anti-authoritarianism is dialled up. he queers the space and goes hard on the camp comedy. loses points for being about americans in vietnam, and he's kind of a pest towards a vietnamese woman to begin with (although he does improve). best out of context line: "we can't say dyke these days, we can't even say lesbian, we have to say woman in comfortable shoes." Also the movie ends on a dorothy/wizard of oz quote. it's definitely not queer, but it's also... a choice.
0 on me crying for him, 3 on his chest peeking out once or twice, 7 on queerness (although I cannot overstate that it's not queer, but it IS him doing great camp as robin williams), 4 on the well-dressed I guess, at least he's not always in khaki, like... 6 on anti-authoritarian, because he's still an american in vietnam, 6 on the laughter because when I laugh I laugh a lot, but some of it ages pooorly = 26 points
dead poets society: the og "teacher you had a crush on, because he affirmed your queer identity and taught you poetry." I have since worked with tutors who taught me poetry and yeah, you do get heart eyes at them, poetry and being heard just does that to you. it's anti-authoritarian of course, it's professor-chic. it's low on the hairiness scale though. of course, it is also very very sad. he's dressed like me 20 years from now.
9 on sobbing scale, 2 on hairiness from memory, 8 on queerness in that whole fucking movie, 7 on well-dressed (this is about my gender okay), 5 on the laughter he's still robin williams even when he's only joking around a little, 8 on anti-authoritarian = 39 points
to wong foo: only in it briefly, canonically bisexual, leaves an impression, however the birdcage gives him more to work with, also... he has a soul patch, it is there, one must see it RIP. however I like that he just appeared in this movie, which was very bold in the way it cast its roles for the time
0 on sobbing scale (for him), 0 on the hair-scale my goodness, 10 for queerness that is a bisexual man (his truest self), 6 on well-dressed yes he's technically well-dressed but I don't like it much, and 5 on anti-authoritarian -- he's a queer so duh but it's not really in the plot for him, 7 on the laughter he's just charming = 28 points
bicentennial man: he's a robot who argues for his right to be considered alive. he's not my personally sexiest robot of all time, but every robot is a sexy robot. this one also made me cry (we're seeing a trend huh).
IIII cannot rate his sexiness in this movie, it's been too long -- will have to rewatch and get back to it
good will hunting: we love a dramatic turn, I wanted to say, but he did a lot of dramatic turns actually. this one might be the most straightforward dramatic that I've watched though. he's got a beard! he's helping out a kid without a lot of opportunities. he's challenging toxic masculinity. we love a sexy bearded man who's making the world a better place, breaking the cycle
yeah I cried at this as a kid 8 points, iiihihihi he has A BEARD 10 points! queer ethos related to breaking the cycle of toxic masculintitty and being someone who's looking at methods of healing and non-nuclear family support networks but not overall super queer on his character's front necessarily 5, 4 on the well-dressed it's worse than dead poets, 7 on anti-authoritarian, hmmm and 4 on laughter... it's still robin williams = 38 points
jumanji: a mess of a person who never shaved before, that's trans man aesthetics forya. he's a bit too busy for me to consider him sexy necessarily, he arrives and immediately man-eating plants, man-hunters (no innuendo intended), floods, and what-have-yous follow. he doesn't have time to be sexy, but that being said...
yes I cried to this movie as a kid 7 on the sad williams, okay he is hairy but is he kempt at all??? still 6, idk if it's queer to be trapped inside a game for most of your life but it'll certainly make you neurodivergent which is queer enough 5, badly dressed (sorry) 3, anti-authoritarian... tricky... he doesn't get on with his strict dad as a kid, he evades a man-hunter (again, no innuendo), he gets arrested by a cop and he continues to roll the dice on a game that wreaks havoc (although he continues to abide by the rules of the game sooo there's a whole essay here, let's just say 5), 4 on the laughter = 30
hon mentions: hook -- makes me cry too hard to even consider sexiness + when I was a kid it was all about dante basco. mrs doubtfire -- the particular kind of drag he does doesn't do it for me, but we love a genderfluid icon. mork&mindy -- I haven't actually seen it, but he seems too baby overall at that point. flubber -- he's got that mad professor type Look, but I've never actually seen it (I saw a trailer over and over on one of my vhs' as a kid), life according garp is a weird fucking movie which is surprisingly trans-positive but also just like... not well-made, I wanna watch what dreams may come
AND FINALLY BIRDCAGE - one of my queerbaby movies I elegantly let the tears fall 7, HIS CHEST HIS FACIAL HAIR HIS ARMS 10/10, 10 ON QUEERNESS, 10 ON DRESS, loses points on the authoritarian because he gives in to his petulant son's demands for heterosexuality BUT gains some back for his speech about being a middleaged fag + standing by his lover at the end 7, YES HE MAKES ME LAUGH 8 = 52
DING DING DING actually Birdcage is robin williams' sexiest role woops are we surprised?
generally: robin williams is underrated as a hairy man tbh, my guy's arms and chest are 👀👀👀👀👀
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hayaomiyazaki · 3 months
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Chintara Sukapatana in GOOD MORNING, VIETNAM (1987) dir. Barry Levinson
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cinemajunkie70 · 2 years
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Happy Birthday in the afterlife to Robin Williams!
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20y2 · 10 months
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heartofhubris · 5 months
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It's Sunday you know what that means: wake up randomly between 4-7, take my t shot, sexualize that old man, fall asleep for a couple hours.
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80smovies · 1 year
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strazcenter · 24 days
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Artists We Love: Robin Williams
In the realm of comedy, there are icons whose brilliance transcends generations, leaving their marks on the hearts and minds of audiences worldwide. Robin Williams, the definitive master of improvisation, stands tall among these legends. From his early days in stand-up, as Mork from Ork in the TV show Mork & Mindy to his unforgettable performances in films such as Dead Poets Society and Mrs.…
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finemaleactors · 3 months
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Robin Williams and Forest Whitaker
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etherealspacejelly · 4 months
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morning
goooooood morning vietnammmmmm
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el-im · 5 months
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my whole dream and life and morning gets ruined by ONE person saying something shitty on the goat bridge. as if I did not also, in it, watch a new axe being carved, listen to dream keegan tell someone it was problematic to dress up like darth vader bc they weren’t part black, have someone at my high school tell me their dad played football (American) for the university of limerick, and also watch a professor I hate get arrested after she told someone that she and I “hated each other”
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seph7 · 5 months
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J.T. Walsh as Sgt Major Phillip Dickerson in Good Morning Vietnam (1987) - Part 4
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Good Morning, Vietnam (1987) - Noble Willingham as Gen. Taylor
After watching this for the first time in years. I've noticed a few things.
Noble didn't have that ass I've come to know him for... yet.
Noble had a big dick. I couldn't get a nice shot of it, but trust me. If you see this scene, you'll see it.
I got the feeling, if Bruno Kirby here hadn't died. I'd probably be lusting after him today.
Same deal with J.T. Walsh. I had just started to take notice of him when he died.
Like Noble, J.T. had an ass on him. He barely has it here, but it’ll get bigger in a few years.
On a Side Note: Here’s a screenshot of the scene where you can see Noble’s bulge. You got to love a man in uniform.
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roseunspindle · 2 years
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Historical(ish) Movies and TV Shows
The Story of Minglan - Set somehwere in the Northern Song Dynasty 960 – 1127
Elizabeth - 1558 more or less
Magnificent Century Kosem - 1603 - 1651
The Man in The Iron Mask - Between 1643 – 1 September 1715
Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace - 1722-1799 more or less
The Patriot - 1776 more or less
Young Victoria - 1836-1861 more or less
The Mask of Zorro - 1841ish
The Paradise - 1875 more or less
Showboat - 1887 to 1927
Titanic - 1912
Two Brothers - 1920′s Cambodia
Enchanted April - 1920′s England
Wild Hearts Can’t be Broken - 1932
Saving Private Ryan - 1944
Brooklyn - 1951
Good Morning, Vietnam - 1965
Are You Being Served? - 1972-1985 more or less
The Wedding Singer - 1985
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