(Matewan still from defunct tumblr pinewood-to-hollywood)
Someday I will stop being fundamentally nettled when guys I think of as weathered 50+ actors turn up in old movies *smoking hot*. Chris Cooper is magnetic for all of Matewan (1987)! (No one is surprised that young David Strathairn was hot in that.) I just saw Rolling Thunder (1977) and I did not need to know that you could bounce a quarter off Tommy Lee Jones’s ass at 31, with the connivance of tight khakis!
(Rolling Thunder still does not show the butt, but is from the scene where I realized this numismatic butt-feat was very feasible.)
Obviously all old-lady actresses used to be hot. That’s the only way women got work in Hollywood, and never surprises me.
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actually I will say something about this:
setting up a romance line but waiting until one of the actors is a freshly legal adult before executing it is creepy, actually, especially when the co-star is 15 years older
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Marilyn Monroe and her acting coach Natasha Lytess (1952). Photo by Andre de Dienes.
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Something about how physically small Ellie looks in this episode just makes it all so much more intense. How little she is curled next to Joel, how big the rifle looks when she holds it, the way David is able to pick her up so easily. The contrast in the size of their hands when he's telling her that she, a 14-year-old, is his only equal, and how tiny hers look when she wraps her arms around Joel; the way his coat reaches her knees when he drapes it over her. Every second the camera spends on her is forcing you to look at how young she is and it just makes it all so much more awful.
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Vincent Price and Boris Karloff wizard duel to the death
The Raven (1963) dir. Roger Corman
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This is supposed to be the same Lucas that got hungover at a high school jock party btw
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Watching newer animes like
“Mmm yes, if this scene was dropped in 2008, every online voice actor would be fan dubbing this”
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