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#excuse me GONCHAROV
blessedwithpolls · 1 year
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I love going on tumblr and being slapped in the face with some obscure meme that appears out of nowhere overnight, and then you don’t really learn what it means or where it comes from, and maybe you don’t fully understand it, but you just kinda have to play along
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tinyufoboss · 1 year
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Okay, you guys were right about Goncharov. It slaps.
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junkyard-jorts · 1 year
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thinking about names in goncharov. names not as something that makes someone know you but rather the opposite. something to hide behind. there's a reason goncharov is most himself when he's known as "lo straniero." there's a reason why during the boat scene sofia calls katya "kateryna"--something between her full name and her nickname. she's trying to recognize her but she just can't. there's too much in the way
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bossboo · 7 months
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dracomysthical · 1 year
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dave’s goncharov adventures pt. 3
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one thing i love about the goncharov tumblr renaissance is that finally i get to see it referenced constantly somewhere besides in my never-ending gilmore girls rewatches
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festivelyfestive · 1 year
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i was so sad when they didn’t include this scene from the novel into the movie so i took matters into my own hands. they have easily my favorite character dynamic in goncharov (1973), 10/10, the qpr ever
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maebird-melody · 1 year
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Like @caramiaaddio already stated, you really can’t discuss this film without considering how the themes in the score inherently color our interpretation.
I hadn’t seen anyone mention Katya’s Theme yet, which I think is an important counterpoint to Goncharov’s main theme.
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wiillatree · 1 year
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ok this whole renaissance of Goncharov (1973) thing reminded me that my school actually has a prop from the movie in our media comm building:
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we have so many props (our building is literally legally a museum) but this one is always overlooked by ppl and im glad its finally getting the attention it deserves
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alouettesque · 1 year
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still cannot believe tumblr decided to get super into the ONE (1) scorsese film I've seen. gamblers wish they had my luck
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dxsole · 1 year
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Me: [slowly catching up on what in the sam hell Goncharov is]
Me: well, now I have to make an oc—
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i just got away with telling my parents goncharov was made by matteo jwhj 0715 by telling them his last name is probably welsh holy shit
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hanni-simp · 1 year
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I just watched Goncharov bc you all finally convinced me and OH MY G O D.
Kayta’s last scene absolutely broke me. I’m never watching anything this site recommends again. Anyways 10/10 film.
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lunaisnomore · 1 year
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no because i woke up to millions of goncharov memes on my dash and thought it was a real movie and then proceeded to search it up
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skullfuck3r · 1 year
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I cant believe he doesnt know hit 1973 film goncharov by martin scorsese.
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potterpasta · 1 year
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was rewatching goncharov with my gf the other night (she hadn’t seen it before but i swear the only pre-2000 movies she’s seen are like. evil dead and evil dead 2) and i noticed a something i hadn’t really picked up on the first time
did anyone notice that cookbook that’s in like. almost every major scene? it’s usually off to the side or in the bg, never in the main focus area. is that some kind of symbolism? i’ve never really been good at this analysis stuff but it feels like it’s supposed to mean something. it was in the poker scene, the anchovy scene, they even managed to throw it into the boat scene somehow! i’ve been thinking about this probably minor detail way too much, probably gonna rewatch again tonight so i can try to find every scene it’s in
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