#films :P

[littol-bunnie]

me n who ??

[ahaura]

The Thing (1982) dir. John Carpenter

via imbd

[mournfulroses]

Face To Face (1976) dir. by Ingmar Bergman

[disease]

"CRUCIFIX (KITZBÜHEL)" HORST P. HORST // 1936 [gelatin silver print | 17 7⁄8 x 13 7⁄8"]

[williecaptureslight]

11:35pm

[stuckinapril]

everyone's problem is that they binge too many shows/movies and mine is i can't sit my ass down to watch something without feeling immense guilt or restlessness

[greengableslover]

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (2005) dir. Joe Wright

[theftshrubbery]

bobbing along

dteam fishies :p

[dailydoodlesofp]

*Flicks flashlight on behind them in the middle of watching a horror movie* "Hello, brother."

[wildspringday]

in the mood for love via mubi

[chocolateheartandrumlace]

HES REAL !!!!

[kdval]

Lies of P

[kaalbela]

Pictures I took from the train on my way back to Dublin from Cork.

[tooquirkytolose]

Like I dunno, if you REALLY wanted to make a more "modern" interpretation of Persuasion it wouldn't even be hard if you gave it more than a 2 second thought. All you have to do is plop the characters in a different time period, say the late 60's jumping to the early 80's, make Frederick black and have Anne's godmother persuade her not to marry him because an interracial marriage in, what, 1968? or something would just be too difficult for the both of them. You want him to stay in the navy or whatever have him enlist in Vietnam boom jump cut to the early 80s he's a decorated war hero or something we can have a laugh at her father and sister because now they're the walking talking embodiment of Reagan era consumerism, they're stupid empty headed rich yuppies, like it's not hard :/

[shesnake]

The Color Purple (2023) dir. Blitz Bazawule

Cinematography by Dan Laustsen

[williecaptureslight]