I will not finish this. I’m sorry. I have this unwritten rule that says I have to finish every film I start, but right now, I just can’t. Watched 20 minutes of it, and as much as I like Scarlett Johansson, I won’t go any further. I know how this is going to sound but I’d much rather watch Jean Renoir’s La Bête Humaine, I won’t feel like wasting time. Life is long, I’ll get back to it.
What/who I love about tumblr.
angelicahasafeed:
swampandreviews:
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branduponthebrain’s movie screencaps
- the fashion/celeb team (see suicideblonde & bohemea)
- everything Scarlett Johansson-related
- misselise
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clinticeman’s words of wisdom
- that it’s basically how I got to see Inglourious Basterds before anyone else (hey angelica!)
- my few devout followers (you know who you are)
- geekness
- how I can write something like this and know some people will probably read it.
Now, back to real life!
hey ariel! have you seen paranormal activity yet? thinking of getting a lil’ group together to go watch it, if yr interested.
I’d be super interested! Let me know where and when! I’ve been wanting to see it for quite some time. Also, I’ll see you tomorrow!
Le Dernier Métro (1980, François Truffaut.)
A low-budget, independant film about “the accidental discovery of time travel.”
Wikipedia writes “Primer is of note for its extremely low budget, experimental plot structure and complex technical dialogue, which Carruth chose not to ‘dumb down’ for the sake of his audience.”
Now that’s something I’d watch!
Woody Allen’s “Scarlett Johansson” trilogy.
iwlist:
304. Darkman. 1990. Sam Raimi
Darkman was freaking ridiculous from start to finish. Although it featured some pretty good Raimi moments, the film as a whole is pretty weak. The effects practical effects looked pretty good, but the digital effects were out of this world. And I mean by that: terribly funny. the last 30 seconds are fucking amazing. They actually save the whole lame-o ending. I’m tellin’ ya.
Darkman himself manages to be pretty badass, but fails most of the time. If you need a reason, though: the ending. The last 30 seconds are fucking amazing. They actually save the overall lame feel of the film. I’m tellin’ ya.
Sam from Trick ‘r Treat, art by Alex Pardee
AK 100: 25 Films by Akira Kurosawa is a cinephile’s wet dream. I saw this and my heart exploded of envy. Oh god, I want this. The boxset lacks one thing though: Ran.
Anthony Hopkins is Odin in Kenneth Branagh’s Thor!!!!
Blood on the Blackboard: The Bart Simpson Story, starring Neil Patrick Harris as Bart Simpson
