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blazepress:Lightning filmed at 7,200 fps.
tobeiru:“the water’s like an ocean.well, what did you expect after all that rain?”
Terminally sick, sexually frustrated literary translator Ester (Ingrid Thulin), her sensual younger
Un Gif Dans Ta Gueule - The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover, 1989 (If you haven’t seen the
talesfromweirdland:Production art for the “Eleanor Rigby” segment of the animated Beatles film, Yell
Jiří Barta The Vanished World of Gloves, 1982 (Czechoslovakia) Short Film/Animation
THIS FRIDAY @galleries1988 is having their 30 Years Later Show, a gallery celebrating films that cam
Keira Knightley as GuinevereKing Arthur(2004), dir. Antoine Fuqua
The King Of New York
Roadtrip screens Friday, January 6 at 7 PM AKST at The Anchorage Museum at Rasmusson Center, 626 C S
emmablowguns:This is a gay art house film
t3chn0ir:‘If I didn’t have movies, life would be pretty boring and there wouldn’t be any point to go
andrewsillustrating:Inktober 2016!The BabadookThe House on Haunted HillCrimson PeakUnder the SkinThe
rare-posters:Marmorhaus / Toten Tanz. 1919. Josef Fenneker.37 3/8 x 56 in./94.8 x 142.2 cmFenneker c
fatalitum: Masterpost of Aliensby FatalitumEveryone loves aliens in some way or another. I mean rea
andrewsillustrating:Inktober 2016!The BabadookThe House on Haunted HillCrimson PeakUnder the SkinThe
andrewsillustrating:Inktober 2016!The BabadookThe House on Haunted HillCrimson PeakUnder the SkinThe
comickergirl:What better way to celebrate a film than with a good ol’ fashioned blooper reel, eh?Mos
Artist Pedro Sena (Lordigan) created a fantastic Evil Dead homage poster in the style of the origina
Currently on view at the museum until March, 2019 is Half the Picture: A Feminist Look at the Collec
halfcrystalline:more light geometry
jamesvega:– Everything you create, you use to destroy.– Yeah, we call it human nature.
Film still from Le Grand Bleu aka The Big Blue, 1988 French drama film directed by Luc Besson (Frenc
You know I’d never leave you.
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