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Michelle Pfeiffer as Sukie Ridgemont in The Witches of Eastwick (1987)

It's real. The Times. UK newspaper.

This magnificent painting demonstrates why the first Spider-Man film missed the mark by such a wide margin. Instead, audiences who had not read the comics (the majority btw) were given a lame Power Rangers knockoff.

Amy Adams by Mark Seliger for Vogue (2006)

81 years ago, thousands of young men crossed an ocean and stormed this shore at Normandy—many never made it home.

Because of them, we are here. Because of them, Europe still stands.
Because of them, freedom survived.

It cannot have been for nothing. We must keep fighting for them, for all of us.

Why even bother, Patton?

Yes please. Let's have it!

I've got this bad boy on my to-watch list and it's time to get down to brass tacks.

Remember when Face the Nation wasn't a giant goddamn joke?

The real Raven.

I look forward to reading this. Please leave mention when it's finalized. I love this period of the series and all the characters featured in it.

This will make a fine Christmas present. I'm going to ask Santa.

FRIDAY!

DIANE KEATON transformed American cinema with performances that redefined leading women on screen. From Annie Hall's Oscar-winning charm to The Godfather's quiet strength, she brought intelligence, vulnerability, and style to every role. A huge loss. #RIP

Doing Who poses while rocking out on stage is downright irresistable.

WEAPONS: Confidently told, and very scary. I loved it.

Wow-the beginning of Taylor's Maggie the Cat. She was stunning in that role.

This is the Star-Lord I remember. The redux doesn't even rate.

Stunning. Michelle would've been a star in any era. Great actress.

Sharon Tate by Bob Penn (1965)

The movie is both mischaracterized and miscast. Marvel Studios cannot get out of its own way.

Absolutely essential.

a woman with blonde hair is dancing with her arms outstretched Alt: A natural born killer named Mallory is dancing with her arms outstretched.

Mallory Knox

Mac & Me Criterion Collection poster art

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😆You know Paul Rudd has that one in his Criterion collection.

Terribly sad news. Gone at 67. An American original. RIP Michael Madsen. #FilmSky

"He's a rebel and a runner. He's a signal turning green. He's a restless young romantic, wants to run the big machine."