#filmography list

[moonie-embracethemadmess]

Saw someone making a post about going through Oscar’s filmography and thought it’s such a good idea that I immediately wanted to do that, too.

Here’s my list and progress for now:

Robin Hood (as a kid, I didn’t know he’s in it at the time, so I’ll probably have to watch it again)

10 years

Outlaws

W.E.

Sucker punch

Revenge for Jolly

Won’t back down

The Bourne legacy

For greater glory

Inside Llewyn Davis

In secret

Two sides of January

A most violent year

Drive

Ex Machina

Mojave

Show me a hero

Star Wars: the force awakens

X-men: Apocalypse (Gods, I tried with x-men… never again, sorry bebé)

The promise

Suburbicon

Annihilation (turned off in the first half, never went back)

Star Wars: the last Jedi

Operation Finale

The letter room

At eternity’s gate

Life itself (if only Olivia Wilde wasn’t in it…)

Triple Frontier

Lightningface

Star Wars: the rise of Skywalker

The card counter

Ticky Tacky

Dune (turned off right after Duke’s death)

Big gold brick

Scenes from a marriage

▇▇▇▇▇▇▇(Moon Knight, it’s just I’ve watched it so many times, a single strikethrough didn’t seem fair)

[celestial-sapphicss]

the legend himself

[kismetconstellations]

In honor of his birthday, here's a clip of Hugh Jackman making Zac Efron blush by dubbing him the "movie musical veteran" on the set of The Greatest Showman.

[marypickfords]

Hi! I just wanted to say a HUGE thank you for recommending so many life changing movies (Blood and Black Lace, The Strange Vice of Mrs Wardh, The Laughing Woman, All the Colors of the Dark, etc.) I literally binge watched them all in a matter of two days. Can you please suggest similar movies with similar vibes/aesthetics? (Doesn’t have to be in the Giallo genre) Thanks again! xx

hey you're welcome! that's great to hear hehe. i'd recommend more eurohorror: the shiver of the vampires (1971), the iron rose (1973) and everything by jean rollin. venus in furs (1969), nightmares come at night (1970), succubus (1968), the obscene mirror (1973) some of my favorite dreamy jess franco films. vampyres (1974), girl slaves of morgana le fay (1971), the she butterfly (1973), tombs of the blind dead (1972), satanic pandemonium (1975). a few american ones: ganja & hess (1973), messiah of evil (1973), death bed (1977), the child (1977). basically late 60s and 70s stuff :-)

[marthammasters]

movies used to have robert sean leonard in them

[anamariamauricia]

if i had a nickel for every time ali dowling played a character who is married to a man named louis and has a son also named louis i'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice

[nellarw95]

Happy Birthday Ralph +61 🥳🎂🎈🎁🎉

Buon Compleanno 🥳🎂🎈🎁🎉

[im-captain-basch]

What would be your voice fancasts for your version of Donkey Kong/Donkey Kong Country franchise?

Fun fact: the reason I never answered your DM to me with this question is mostly because I was trying to figure out who would be best for who, but also because I was trying to decide if I should make this a public thing or not, so thanks for helping make that choice. XD

I know this says fancasts for my version, but I went more of a "general voice headcanon" route for most of these. Some also have the actual fancasts, or at the very least the people I wouldn't be upset about having be the VAs even if the voice winds up different from what I hear in my head.

I could really only figure out the Kongs, so uh... Ye. Also, all the underlined names are linked to pages to see more of the stuff they've done!

DK: Mark Fischbach. Zero rhyme or reason, other than I spent a full year drawing practically nothing except DKC characters set to GMOD moments, mostly Markiplier's, so now it's all I hear. However, I would not be mad if Richard Yearwood reprises the role (or even Sterling Jarvis).

Diddy: Ben Schwartz. My Diddy is more teenager-adjacent than most people's probably is (around 14), and I'd be lying if I said my hyperfixation with DuckTales 2017 a couple years back didn't have anything to do with that.

Cranky: This one is surprisingly hard to pin down. Here recently I've been imagining him more with Keith David's voice, but in the past I've also imagined David Tennant, Bernard Cribbins, and Aron Tager (his VA in the cartoon), the latter two of whom have both sadly passed in the last couple of years. I'll also happily take Bill Farmer, tho. For me it all depends on the tone and other factors of the situation presented (eg, an AU, the actual game series, others' interpretations, etc).

Funky: Gotta still be Damon D'Olivera, his VA from the cartoon, but I wouldn't be against Phil LaMarr or Greg Eagles voicing him either.

Candy: I do not hate Joy Tanner's voice for her in the cartoon at all. In fact, like Funky, it's mostly all I can hear for her. If I had to choose someone else to fill the role, it'd probably be Jennifer Hale.

Dixie: I think I had the most trouble with her surprisingly. I didn't necessarily like or hate her voice in the cartoon, but I have to go with Mae Whitman on this one. I was thinking along the lines of how Amity from The Owl House sounds, if you wanna know the thought process.

Wrinkly: Wendie Malick is the only voice I've really actively pictured for my specific version of her. The second I heard the line "Wait---those are MY dumb kids!" in The Owl House, my brain has never let the idea drop. However, if there ever actually is a show version of the DKC series that included her, I would not be against Tress MacNeille being her VA.

Swanky: Will Arnett is just how I hear him by default (I blame DK Vine in part). IDK, similar reasons to Diddy in that it has to do with other fixations of mine colliding into my brain. However, here recently my brain has also been tickled by the idea of James Monroe Iglehart being his voice in a version of the show that actually uses him.

Kiddy: OK, so y'all know how my brain runs. Sadly, sometimes I forget about him. However, I feel like Dee Bradley Baker is a safe bet.

Lanky: Rob Paulsen. IDK, even his normal voice just works.

Tiny: Kristen Schaal, solely because sometimes there's moments of her that cross my mind that make me go "Oh that's Louise Belcher (or Mabel Pines) vibes."

Chunky: Of all the actors, voice or otherwise, I've dug through today to find voices for characters I otherwise couldn't picture... I'ma have to give Chunk the monk Richard Horvitz. It also helps that this is literally one of those VAs I grew up hearing, so I can imagine the role working well, although other VAs mentioned throughout this list could potentially also work well.

Originally the Kongs from the actual DKC series proper is all I was gonna do for now, because it's late and brain hurty, but y'all know me a little better than that. I've got at least two bonus people for y'all.

K. Rool: Similar to a couple of characters above, I'd love it if Benedict Campbell could reprise the role, as he's literally the only voice I've been able to hear for him for years. However, that being said, there are a few others I will accept in his place, being Mark Hamill; Keith David (mentioned above); Clancy Brown; and Alex Hirsch.

DK Jr.: You said it was a fancast for my version, so while I know some people think Junior and our DK are the same person, in this instance I don't. I've racked my brain for a while trying to figure out who I best hear as his voice, and I had songs from a certain Disney animated show playing on loop last night and anyway, long story short, Jeremy Jordan is the headcanon voice for my version of him.

[ethanhuntfemmefatale]

I have so many girlfriends now…my evilwife lestat. hot mess husband barry seal. problematic on and off girlfriend frank tj mackey. autism girlfriend roy miller. showstopping qpr wife stacee jaxx. newest addition my sopping wet loserdad DIVORCED milf boygirlfriend ray ferrier

[gael-garcia]

how extra can i make a post matching Gael's quote about having worked in different parts of the world?

[somefandomcontent]

this meme came for my life

[pasta-pardner]

top 5 SPAGHETTI westerns >:3

TOUGH... ok

For a Few Dollars More | Per qualche dollaro in più (1965)

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly | Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo (1966)

A Bullet for the General | Quién sabe? (1966)

Day of Anger | I giorni dell'ira (1967)

The Great Silence | Il grande silenzio (1968)

[mobius-m-mobius]

This is the anon who mentioned not being very familiar with Owen Wilson and his work—your reply was so lovely, thank you 🥹💖

Between how much I adore him as Mobius and your infectious enthusiasm, I *do* want to watch more his work, but I don’t know where to start! If you feel like it, are there any favourite’s you’d especially recommend?

I hope you’re having a lovely day!

Ahh, lovely to hear from you again and thanks so much for the wonderful words 🥰💖 Would be honored to make some recommendations and in a delightful turn another amazing anon actually sent an ask in with some suggestions for you too which I answered here and will second their choices while adding in a few extra of my own!

For starters the Esquire profile mentioned there is one of my favorite insights into his life and mind, as well as the best example of real time documentation of just how quickly a person can fall in love with him so please take that as the gentle warning it's intended to be since adoring Mobius led me down this path as well and now life will never be the same but in the best possible way 😂

They're also right in that The Darjeeling Limited is one of his greatest, probably my own pick if I *had* to decide on a favorite movie of his for the balance of it all and how touching his character is but there are so many others just as high on the list that it really depends on the day and what type of mood you're in because he's one of the only actors I've come across who seems to have something for everyone and every moment!

Bottle Rocket and The Royal Tenenbaums are also favorites he co-wrote with Wes Anderson so his voice and sense of humor are especially strong in those, Midnight in Paris is beautiful and he's pitch perfect in it, for the ideal comfort rom com no one could go wrong with Marry Me, and The Big Year is this sweet kind of niche birdwatching movie that's super lovely and underrated. Of course he's usually known for comedies and I think Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights showcase his natural charm and chemistry as well as anything and the Night at the Museum trilogy is probably the universal fandom pick and so much fun

In all honesty though I don't think you can go wrong watching anything of his, I've never not enjoyed myself while checking out any of his work and I really hope you end up finding some new favs of your own 🥰

[naiivemelodyy]

am in the middle of a josh hutcherson filmography watch bc of fnaf and the new hunger games movie and since when the fuck was he that lil twink from the movie epic. was this common knowledge. i’m having a stroke

[super-unpredictable98]

ROZZY TIER LIST

So I've seen the tier lists by @merrilark and @jozstankovich I've been meaning to make my own, so here it is... IF YOU HAVE ANY OF THE ONES I DIDN’T WATCH, PLEASE SEND THEM MY WAY

OBSESSED, ABSOLUTELY NOT NORMAL ABOUT THIS ONE

Misfts, Bad Samaritan, TUA, Anita B, Me and Mrs Jones

REALLY GOOD, WOULD RECOMMEND

Mute, Song of Sway Lake, Three Summers, Moonwalkers, Immaturity for Charity, The Borrowers, Killing Bono, The Road Within, Foreign Exchange

PRETTY SOLID

Genius Picasso, The Exchange, RanDumb, Endgame, Mortal Instruments, Coming Up: Dip, Cherrybomb, A Dublin Story

BORING BUT STILL WATCHABLE

The Last Bus, Mortal Engines, Dicky, Push It, In Love With..., Season of The Witch, Lowland Fell, An Créatúr, Young Blades

ONLY ENJOYED ROBERT’S CHARACTER

Young Offenders, Geostorm, The Bigger Picture, The Messenger, Love Hate, Accused, A Turtle's Tale, Red Riding trilogy, Ghostwood, Rock Rivals, BitterSweet, Bel's Boys, The Clinic

DIDN’T ENJOY

Angel Dust, Robot Chicken, Banshee Betty, Demons Never Die, Song For a Raggy Boy

COULDN’T WAIT FOR IT TO BE OVER / COULDN’T FINISH

Fortitude, Jet trash (finished both, just didn't like most of it)

NEVER WATCHED

Trailer Park Boys, Rideshare, The Tudors (never released), Summer of The Flying Saucer (I'll suck any dick for it), An Cuainín

[charlotterenaissance]

having a crush on brad dourif is the best because you have choices like *pretty boy* *maniac* *feral little guy* *world's number one dad* *cocaine man* *confused af* *fire scientist* *normal dude has explosion powers*