badmovieihave · 1 year ago
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Bad movie I have Flawless 1999
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ndcgalitzine · 8 months ago
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MEN'S RED CARPET FASHION OF 2024 🌈
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buffyfan145 · 7 months ago
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Awesome news seeing there's a biopic in the works about Bruce Springsteen coming from Scott Cooper and A24 and Jeremy Allen White is in talks to star as The Boss!!! 😀 It'll depend on Jeremy's show "The Bear" and if they'll be finished filming by the planned fall filming for this movie. The movie focuses on the recording of Bruce's solo "Nebraska" album that happened at the same time during the recording of Bruce & the E Street Band's "Born in the USA" album in 1982. That album has one of my favorite songs of his "Atlantic City" on it. I'm a fan of both Bruce and Jeremy's so this is going to be great to watch if it all works out. Curious who else they'll cast.
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prairiedeath · 2 years ago
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The Pale Blue Eye (2022) dir. Scott Cooper
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thepaleblueeye · 6 months ago
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been digging through the depths of the internet and HOW HAVE I NEVER SEEN THESE PHOTOS BEFORE ?!?!
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betterboxd · 7 months ago
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Jeremy Allen White has been officially cast as Bruce Springsteen in Scott Cooper’s ‘THE ROAD TO NOWHERE’
The film follows Bruce Springsteen’s long effort to put together his seminal Nebraska album.
(Source: Deadline)
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sloshed-cinema · 2 years ago
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The Pale Blue Eye (2022)
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I’m a real sucker for a detective story with a supernatural twist to it.  From the original Hound of the Baskervilles to the cult elements of the original RDJ Sherlock Holmes movie to Tony Hillerman’s Leaphorn and Chee novels, inflecting a grounded investigation with strange elements makes for a strange and enticing brew.  Sadly, such a combination is always a difficult tightrope to walk.  But I’m a glutton for punishment and keep coming back for more.  This period mystery weaves a web of intrigue around strange happenings at West Point.  Shocking killings with seemingly ritualistic elements haunt the academy, cadets picked off one by one.  Who better than a disillusioned alcoholic and Edgar Allen Poe to solve the mystery?  It’s a strange and gruesome breadcrumb trail to follow, but the gents are hot on the case.  Turns out it’s Satanists and rituals all the way down.  It’s atmospheric and fun enough, but nothing too world-changing.  What does baffle the mind is the twist ending.  It’s an elaborate double game all the way, Dr Marquis trying to obscure and confound the investigation through deliberate omissions in his report while Landor is a little bit too knowing about details and connections in the case in hindsight.  It’s almost a marriage of convenience, revenge colliding with Satanic ritual performed in the name of saving a sickly woman.  The movie seems self-satisfied with how things fit together, but by the time Landor’s duplicity is revealed it just feels like the movie is overstaying its welcome and offering an additional ending nobody asked for.  
There are some truly remarkable performances in this film, if in the broadest sense.  Harry Melling’s wide-eyed Poe returns the actor to the ground he trod in The Devil All the Time with his country-fried accent, and Gillian Anderson is delightful in full Tennessee Williams southern belle mode.  She seems to truly grasp the ludicrousness of the plot and leans into it.  Seeing her at a black magic ritual, goading her children on from the sidelines, is something to see.  Toby Jones is flighty and weasly as he does so well, and Timothy Spall pops in every now and again to just Spall it up.  It’s fun enough, but nothing to linger in the memory.  In fact, I felt like I was actively forgetting the movie even as it passed before my eyes.  An unwieldy mess made from a promising heart.  To quote Dana Scully, “Sure, fine, whatever.”
THE RULES
SIP
Someone says ‘heart’.
Adult beverages are imbibed.
Poe starts to recite poetry.
BIG DRINK
A killing is discovered or committed.
A note is found.
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cinematitlecards · 2 years ago
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"The Pale Blue Eye" (2022) Directed by Scott Cooper (Crime/Horror/Mystery)
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trendynewsnow · 2 days ago
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First Look at Bruce Springsteen Biopic 'Deliver Me From Nowhere'
First Look at Bruce Springsteen Biopic: Deliver Me From Nowhere The anticipation surrounding the upcoming Bruce Springsteen film, titled Deliver Me From Nowhere, has reached new heights with the release of the first image from the production. As filming commences, this biopic marks the first authorized cinematic portrayal of the iconic musician. The photograph features The Bear star Jeremy Allen…
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thepeoplesmovies · 3 days ago
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Jeremy Allen White is 'The Boss' In Deliver Me from Nowhere First Look
20th Century Studios have announced that production is underway on Deliver Me from Nowhere, starring Jeremy Allen White as Bruce Springsteen. We also get a first look at the actor as the iconic musician in a new image. The eagerly anticipated movie adaptation of Warren Zanes’ fascinating telling of the making of Bruce Springsteen’s 1982 Nebraska album. The film is slated for cinemas in 2025, with…
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lafbnetwork · 3 months ago
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5 Key Observations from Rams Training Camp: Tight Ends Shine, DL Rotation, and RB3 Frontrunner
As the Los Angeles Rams gear up for the upcoming season, the early days of training camp have provided some intriguing storylines and insights. Here are five key takeaways from the Rams training camp sessions that fans and analysts should keep an eye on: 1. Stafford with Puka and Kupp Will Be Dangerous Matthew Stafford appears to be in mid-season form, and his connection with Cooper Kupp is as…
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2189114reads · 10 months ago
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2024 reads
as usual i hope to read forty books this year for better or worse. this is a running list of what i’ve read so far and links to my thoughts on them 👍 venture beyond my guardian david byrnes boy.....
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tell me i’m worthless alison rumfitt
closer dennis cooper
frisk dennis cooper
try dennis cooper
guide dennis cooper
deserter junji ito
period dennis cooper
the putrescent vein dorian bridges
crash j.g. ballard
jubilee: six film scripts derek jarman
dreamstone moon paul leonard
extremities kathe koja
seeing i jonathan blum, kate orman
lou reed the last interview
the other thomas tryon
the waste land, prufrock, and other poems t.s. eliot
rushing to paradise j.g. ballard
placebo effect gary russell
spaceflight: a concise history michael j neufeld
the sluts dennis cooper
the liminal zone junji ito
howl and other poems allen ginsberg
we disappear scott heim
exit note dorian bridges
xtc song stories neville farmer
mysterious skin scott heim (reread)
fun home alison bechdel
the happy hooker xaviera hollander
a thousand-mile walk to the gulf john muir
high-rise jg ballard
negative space br yeager
woman at point zero nawal el saadawi
delta of venus anaïs nin
the dream police dennis cooper
equus peter shaffer
blood meridian, or, the evening redness in the west cormac mccarthy
animal farm george orwell (reread)
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cinefilesreviews · 2 years ago
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The Pale Blue Eye (2022) Movie Review
The Pale Blue Eye (2022) Movie Review
The Pale Blue Eye, Scott Cooper’s latest, sees a homicide detective (Christian Bale) teaming up with a young Edgar Allen Poe (Harry Melling) to solve a series of murders at West Point in 1830. Based on a novel by Louis Bayard, the film is something of a fictionalized origin story for Poe’s writing career while also serving as a gothic murder mystery in its own right. Bayard’s Poe believes…
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thepaleblueeye · 6 months ago
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HOW HAVE I NEVER SEEN THIS PICTURE BEFORE ??!?
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lilyvalerieorchard · 5 months ago
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If anyone of you interacts with any irredeemable media such as
Steven Universe
She-Ra
The Owl House
Star Vs The Forces Of Evil
Avatar: The Last Airbender
The Legend Of Korra
Ducktales
Gravity Falls
Helluva Boss
Hazbin Hotel
Young Justice
Gargoyles
Neon Genesis Evangelion
Sailor Moon
Dragon Ball Z
All anime
All manga
Harry Potter
X-Men
G. Willow Wilson's run on Ms. Marvel
All modern Cass Cain/Batgirl story post-One Year Later
All modern Peter Parker/Spider-Man story post-One More Day
Super Mario Bros
The Legend Of Zelda
Wolfenstein
Doom
The Last Of Us/The Last Of Us Part II
Uncharted
Ratchet & Clank
Jak & Daxter
Sly Cooper
Metal Gear Solid
Tomb Raider (old and new)
Final Fantasy
The Original Star Wars Trilogy
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Star Wars: Rebels
The Last Jedi
Lord Of The Rings
The MCU
The Mad Max saga
The Evil Dead Trilogy
Braveheart
Lethal Weapon
All films by Francis Ford Coppola
All films by Roman Polanski
All films by Woody Allen
All films by Terry Gilliam
All films by Brian De Palma
All films by Quinten Tarantino
All films by Stanley Kubrick
All films by Tim Burton
All films by Rian Johnson
All films by Don Bluth
All films by Steven Spielberg
All books by Stephen King
All comics by Dan Slott
All comics by Donny Cates
All comics by Jason Aaron
All comics by Jeremy Whitley
All comics by Grace Sina
All comics by Tom Taylor
All Comics by Tom King
All comics by Scott Snyder
All comics by James Tynion IV
All comics Brian Michael Bendis
All comics by Tini Howard
All comics by Vita Ayala
All comics by Joshua Williamson
Music by Michael Jackson
Music by Janet Jackson
Music by Prince
Music by Madonna
Music by The Beach Boys
Music by The Beatles
Music by Mozart
Music by Bach
Music by Beethoven
Music by Hyden
Music by Handel
Music by Wagner
Music by Dvorak
Music by Holst
Hideo Kojima
Greg Weisman
Weird Al
Rebecca Sugar
THEN YOU ARE AN EVIL NAZI ENABLER WHO MUST BURN!
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