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First Look: Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained | EW

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Moonrise Kingdom - french movie poster

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alldaysgoby:

The Tree of Life.

henrytheworst:

Dap Bros. 50 - Jeff “The Dude” Lebowski and Walter Sobchak

Got a lot of request for the Dude and Walter. I even threw Donny in there for good measure.

slayground:

[365 Films] - An Education (2009)

”One of the boys I dated, and they were boys, suggested that we go to Paris and I said I’d always wanted to see Paris. As if I’d never been!” - Jenny

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juyceefrut:

** post-movie look HAHA, bahala na haggardness

Breath taking. Moving. Mentally stimulating. SABAW.

Ang Babae Sa Septic Tank

Possibly the BEST MOVIE EXPERIENCE I’VE HAD EVER.

Not only did was the movie AMAZING and uniquely funny (Pinoy lang talaga makakaenjoy to the fullest— daming mga references, pinoy humor talaga) but it was very unforgettable being able to see the cast and screenplay writer

(nandun si Chris Martinez, Mercedes Cabral, Cai Cortez[love how she answered the question about her role— the whole the three of them are representations of one director thing, JM de Guzman[ANG KYOOTEE NIYA SWEAR KILIG], Kean Cipriano[HEHE HE TAPPED MY SHOULDER, KYEWT DIN NIYA] and of course EUGENE DOMINGO [DIFJOSDIFJOSIDJF *FOAMINTHEMOUTH*]— punyems ang witty talaga niya sobrang uhfsudfjisudhf kakaiba talaga siya idsfjsidufhiusdhf STARSTRUCK TO THE MAX SWEAAR (non-verbatim)”Nang ilublob ako sa septic tank, alam kong MANANALO AKO.” nakakatuwa talaga si Eugene sumagot ng mga tanong!)

there and answered questions.

I’ll post a better reaction to the movie itself another time— but for now, I have to say NOTHING QUITE LIKE IT.

Thanks Jethro and company! Feel ko naenjoy ko rin yung movie kasi kayo mga naging kasama ko hihi. <3 Great company. Great movie experience. Hands doown. 

So these are cult films. Cult films… are…. films… that… aksdjhfadf. They’re films that, apparently, a lot of people like. But apparently… not… people’s money. I don’t know what cult films are, I just know that they have fans that would defend them to the death. Consulted several lists for this for some movies, then just guessed the rest. If you disagree with any of the movies on this list, don’t come at me with pitchforks. I’m an ignorant fool ok. Ok. (Genre requested/suggested by eleventhbastard.) To watch online, copy-paste the url on address bar, then change megaupload to megavideo. As always, disclaimer: not all of the movie files are mine, but all of the links are.

1933 king kong
1946 it’s a wonderful life
1958 touch of evil
1960 psycho
1967 the graduate
1968 barbarella
1968 night of the living dead
1969 the wild bunch part 1 part 2
1970 el topo
1971 a clockwork orange
1974 the texas chainsaw massacre
1974 monty python and the holy grail
1975 the rocky horror picture show
1978 dawn of the dead
1978 animal house
1980 cannibal holocaust
1981 raiders of the lost ark
1981 the evil dead
1982 blade runner
1983 scarface
1984 this is spinal tap
1984 repo man
1984 gremlins
1985 the breakfast club
1985 the goonies
1986 ferris bueller’s day off
1986 three amigos
1986 top gun
1986 labyrinth
1987 withnail & i
1987 the lost boys
1987 the princess bride
1988 akira
1988 die hard
1988 they live
1989 heathers
1991 barton fink part 1 part 2
1991 edward scissorhands
1992 reservoir dogs
1992 army of darkness
1993 nightmare before christmas
1994 clerks
1994 leon: the professional
1994 the shawshank redemption
1995 friday
1995 showgirls
1995 the usual suspects
1996 trainspotting
1998 dark city
1998 ringu
1998 the big lebowski
1998 lock, stock, and two smoking barrels
1999 office space
1999 the boondock saints
1999 fight club
2000 memento
2000 ginger snaps
2000 american psycho
2000 requiem for a dream
2001 amelie
2001 donnie darko
2001 mullholand drive
2002 equilibrium
2004 saw
2004 shaun of the dead
2004 mean girls
2006 the prestige
2009 enter the void
2010 the fighter

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daydreamdelusion:

Daydream delusion, limousine eyelash / Oh baby with your pretty face / Drop a tear in my wineglass / Look at those big eyes / See what you mean to me / Sweet-cakes and milkshakes / I’m a delusion angel / I’m a fantasy parade / I want you to know what I think / Don’t want you to guess anymore / You have no idea where I came from / We have no idea where we’re going / Lodged in life / Like branches in a river/ Flowing downstream / Caught in the current / I carry you / You’ll carry me / That’s how it could be / Don’t you know me? / Don’t you know me by now? 

Favorite movie and the poem which is the basis for my tumblr name :)

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jesuisperdu:

THE GRADUATE (1967)

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Boogie Nights [1997]

Just finished this, and my goodness, what a brilliant film. I was not there when the 70s and 80s went down but I’m pretty sure this film captured that. It’s all amazing to look at. From the music, the clothes and the design. Plus, the writing, the cast, and the cinematography are all spectacular. I especially enjoyed those little films within this film. It’s a lot of fun but there’s some really heavy stuff in there, too. I thought it was flawless for the two and a half hours it ran.

It’s a lot like Magnolia minus the frogs plus a whole lot of sex. (Lol, no.)

Paul Thomas Anderson is officially one of my favorite filmmakers now. Up there with Tarantino and Kaufman.