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Nothing more beautiful than a 1960s era west Berlin cinema at night.

that's the Beauty of Capitalism™: we're all Daniel Plainviewing over here

need a rich benefactor real quick

The last photo of third-grader Mikaeil Mirdoraghi, waving to his mom before he left for school. He was killed shortly after in the U.S./Israeli strike on a primary school in Minab.

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time to share my essay on The Fugitive again since St. Patrick's Day aka Dr. Richard Kimble Day is almost upon us

A Reductress post features a photo of Kristi Noem with the headline, “Kristi Noem Put Down for Being Too Hard to Train”

Screaming

lol

Did a new Blu-ray cover… whysoblu.com/cecile-is-de...

Kaleb Horton photography. No people--who needs 'em.

respectfully: awooga

Basset buds. #photography #dogs #bassethound

The Grandmaster: Tony Leung Marking his first return to FLC in more than 25 years, this career-spanning retrospective gives audiences the chance to rediscover, on the big screen, why the world continues to fall for Tony Leung ti...

how can we make this happen in my city. we medically need Tony Leung in Los Angeles

👀 very excited for you, imho a real crowdpleaser

showers of gore

no need to apologize, I definitely think/daydream about shutting it down often

my letterboxd review of the new Wuthering Heights: "regret to inform you I had fun with this one At The Movies™"

as someone who read the novel as a thirteen-year-old girl & as an English major, imho Fennell's version captures the feeling you get when you read Wuthering Heights as a young girl who isn't picking up on the novel's themes/subtext - just the tortured, tragic romance - and I think that's fine

unfortunately the open DMs are a necessary evil for a freelancer - I've gotten a lot of work that way, and it's always seemed like a much less terrifying option than putting my email address in my bio

getting my heights wuthered

I mean, thank you, but... who doesn't like Fincher?

I guess it would be a good time to mention that if I don't follow you, bsky banishes your DMs to a separate inbox that I forget exists and check once every million years. so uh please don't call me an asshole for not seeing your messages lmao (especially when they look indistinguishable from spam)

I saw the email where the screening's casually mentioned as part of the Academy's springtime programming maybe like 20 minutes after they sent it, and it was already sold out 💔

Zodiac with David Fincher and Bong Joon Ho Directors David Fincher and Bong Joon Ho join us for a screening of Fincher's chilling historic thriller-drama.

if anyone finds themselves with a ticket they don't need or can't use for this Academy Museum screening of Zodiac, please think of me 🙏🏻

feels like there used to be a million options for 24-hour diners and restaurants and coffee shops in LA, and now there's like 10 scattered all over the county. I'm guessing partly due to the pandemic, partly due to everything just sucking shit now

Free HK movie download- BULLET FOR HIRE (1991): Another Simon Yam "Heroic Bloodshed" movie for you all. Here, Yam plays a veteran hitman mentoring a novice played by Jacky Cheung (BULLET IN THE HEAD). This one has never had an official release outside of Asia. Download link in the replies.

Joan Cusack: Best Supporting Energy Five scenes in five unexpected movies to showcase the actor's irrepressible talents.

When Nell & Chaz @ebertvoices.bsky.social invited me to write something again this year for Women Writers Week, I chose one of Roger Ebert’s favorite character actresses & mine, a woman who’s synonymous with Chicago, the great Joan Cusack! Read it here:
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Sean Connery and Alec Baldwin in their costumes sitting next to each other, Connery's arm on Baldwin's shoulder, inside the Hunt for Red October's tilting submarine interior set

a contender for my favorite behind-the-scenes photo: The Hunt for Red October crew built their submarine set(s) on top of a hydraulic gimbal, 45 ft above the stage floor, capable of tilting 45 degrees to mimic a sub's movements - Sean Connery said it made him seasick. even the gauges inside worked.

I feel like I've seen it done at least a couple times, though. Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning does something very similar during the opening sub sequence (Russian and English voiceovers start to overlap on the words "Sevastopol" and "Operation: Podkova")

happy 36th birthday to one of the best thrillers ever made

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like always, @priscillapage.bsky.social's perspective makes every movie more interesting !! and i love thinking of poseidon as slasher movie !! 🔪
i never considered of how the 2000s disasters echoed in cinema with movies like this, 2012, day after tomorrow, the core, cloverfield ✨💥🎥