#movie tag

[oldbutchdaniel]

we have got to kill emerald fennell.

[saintlioncourt]

National Treasure (2004) Out of Context:

[maggiecheungs]

MARILYN MONROE as Lois Laurel in MONKEY BUSINESS (1952) dir. Howards Hawks

[sophitz]

Shannon’s listed as executive producer this time around. They might actually care about adapting the series well, not just making the movie

[folsaeure]

it's a scream babey — no blood vers under cut

[juniperhillpatient]

also I just fucking LOVE characters who are literally doomed by the narrative like I know we overuse “doomed by the narrative” here on tumblr but the absolute existential horror of recognizing that your death has been prophecized that your fate is written & there is no unwriting it vs the human desire to try anyway ??? I eat that shit up

[serotoninstan]

this movie wrecked me completely </3

cillian's range as an actor though - kitten, scarecrow (jonathan crane) and jackson rippner all in the same year!

[amethystsoda]

scifi films I need to give another watch + make sure if they’re nostalgia good or good good 🪐🛸👾

(pacific rim gets a free space on the bingo card)

[youssefguedira]

sorry to keep posting about all of us strangers a film i have not seen since like uhhhhh february/march but during my occasional review scrolling before thinking about it made me too upset to continue what i noticed was that some seem to identify the scene where adam goes into his parents room and it cuts to him in what is presumably an adult-sized version of the pajamas he wore when he was a kid as something that was somewhat ridiculous + works because of how sincerely the moment is played by the cast and of course performance has a lot to do with it but also that moment to me is one of the most heartrendingly sincere parts of the whole film. it's very much about grief and wanting to go back to something that doesn't exist anymore and so the fact that the movie takes a somewhat dreamlike direction with this + has him dress like he would've when he was a kid speaks to how desperately he wants to be able to go back to that sense of safety. like he loses his parents really young so his relationship with them is kind of frozen at that point. that visual alone is such a clever way of communicating everything + the performances are devastating in this scene + this is the moment that had me physically shaking in the theatre so uhhhhhh

[amrv-5]

Buster Keaton in The Cook (1918)

[deanmarywinchester]

watching the sequel to Challengers now in my mind palace it’s about the world’s first three-way divorce after tashi coaches patrick to a career-end flame out in the quarterfinals of the US Open at 34

[oldbutchdaniel]

btw i do think we should have more movies about lesbians who are fully realized complex characters who ultimately achieve happiness in ways they may not even necessarily deserve and get to ride into the sunset with their lover because lesbians deserve to know that a happy ending is possible despite how unrealistic it may seem and despite a world that doesn't understand or support them. and i think these movies should depict sex and fetish content because it's hot and because lesbians deserve to know that no matter how messy or "weird" their desire seems it's real and it's even worth celebrating. and if you don't agree. well. you should not be allowed to watch movies

[saintlioncourt]

riley poole (national treasure 2004) is such an amusing character because he spends the entire time being the ONLY person to have completely normal reactions to everything that happens in the film

[maggiecheungs]

That's why through disease we can reach God…

POSSESSION (1981) dir. Andrzej Żuławski

[sophitz]

KOTLC MOVIE RIGHTS REACQUIRED BY WARNER BROS WE ARE SO FUCKING BACK

[folsaeure]

what if Lillard got a cameo — i know it wouldnt make sense but itd be funny, bonus: