#jennifer connely

[caleod]

27-3-24

[lifeislink]

to wear this dress… UGH it would be a dream come true. 100% this is one of the most gorgeous dresses in film and she looks so pretty AHHH

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Jennifer Connely

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Jennifer Connely

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Jennifer Connelly

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[anjumbai]

Requiem for a Dream: House of Cards

Movie: Requiem for a Dream IMDB: 8.3 Director: Darren Aronofsky

Adapted from: Requiem for a Dream by Hubert Selby Jr.

It's been like 30 minutes since I finished this movie and I'm still terrified of the emotions it was able to cause inside of me. I've always seen posts where people say something like "i loved requiem for a dream but i won't ever watch it again" and I was like "let's give this a shot." And I was not disappointed to the slightest, it's one of the most amazing pieces of cinematography I've ever laid my eyes on. It was accompanied with a spine-chilling soundtrack that's still ringing in my ears even after half an hour. I've tried watching some memes, but it isn't helping. What I'm saying is that I loved the movie. I absolutely loved it.

It focuses on a heavy subject matter of your addictions and how they will cause your eventual demise. It's circled around our 4 characters of Ty, Henry, Mrs. Goldfarb and Marion. While each and every one of them represents a dream of some sort, an ambition or maybe even regret- they all seemed like they wanted to change their lives for something better. They wanted to feel like better people. And I think that sets us up for such a tragic ending that lasts with you for a while.

All of them building dreams and trying to set up foundations for it. All of them looking for a better future. One just wanted to make their mama proud, but that wasn't possible. He's a drug seller. He is surrounded with them. There's no way out. These dreams, these foundations are just a house made of cards. They'll get blown away. It'll be their end. They'll leave shattered.

And I expected all of this. Like you could see what would happen to whom, how the story line would play out and what not. But what sets it apart is it's beautiful and over the top cinematography. We'd have close up shots of eyes, drug intake, we'd have a fridge trying to eat Mrs. Goldfarb. Instead of scene cutting from scene, it would just be a shot fading away into another shot. The color palette, the camera work, the soundtrack- all of it was just so captivating.

It was an excellent work by the actors. Good to see Jared Leto not trying to be too creepy. Maybe I like him on roles that don't give off molester vibes. It was a tragedy to see what happened to Mrs. Goldfarb. Such a terribly lonely soul and an undeserving conclusion. Yea, I don't think she deserved it.

So yeah, requiem for a dream. A movie to remember. It goes up there with some of my favorites like Whiplash and The Pianist now. I'm still trying to find out more movies. And I think this is something you gotta at least watch once in your life. It's a captivating piece of cinematography- and I think it deserves the rep it gets. Horrifying as it is, I'd watch it again just to get that feeling of being immersed into a piece of art. 9/10, just amazing and captivating.

[take-me-to-hogwarts99]

Top Gun: Maverick

[patronsaint-ofthedenial]

Send his ass to the bog

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jennifer connelly x angelina jolie crackship

all the beautiful jennifer gifs were made by @rampld. thank you!!

angie’s top gifs were found on a random old gif hunt, the perfect bottom ones were made by @kaxbrekkergifs 

all credits goes to them

[thejennifers]

I realized this morning how many Jennifer Connely photos I have in my folder, so the rest of this month might turn out to be heavily JC.

Now, who could object to that?

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Jennifer Connely

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Jennifer Connely in Louis Vuitton

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Jennifer Connelly

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Playboy playmate who looks like Jennifer Conn from labyrinth

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Muppet Mainstage October 29th, 2023

“Chilly Down” is a song written by David Bowie in 1986 for the film Labyrinth. The song is performed by five creatures known as ‘fireys,’ voiced by Kevin Clash, Danny John-Jules, Charles Augins, and Richard Bodkin. The creatures perform the song to Sarah (Jennifer Connely) to explain their lifestyle and what they can offer her.

In addition to the version from the film, I also want to post the demo version that was performed by David Bowie and released shortly after his passing.