Kim Novak in Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo (1958)
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from a Prince to a King; David Tennant in Shakespeare plays throughout the years
Hamlet (2009) // Macbeth (2023)
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*me and my friends when we are definitely not judging you
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one reason I love Labyrinth so much
also not to be too much of a fangirl but if you consider more recent mainstream media Good Omens season 2 does this beautifully (not many cool monsters and they seem to actually have a budget but still the visuals are so cool and heightened)
I feel like current film is so obsessed with realism over stylization. animated disney films don’t translate to live action very well bc of this. flounder and sebastian didn’t have to look like realistic sea creatures — in fact it would have been better if they were animated to look like their drawings. it’s ok to use a painted background for a set or have prosthetic fairy wings. it’s ok to use puppets and animatronics they’ll feel more tangible to the audience. it doesn’t need to look that real it just needs to look cool
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average experience of any woman (*unimpressed and underwhelmed by a man yet again)
Spellbound (1945)
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Miles Kane (man about town magazine 2009)
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I am Ralph Denham, Ralph Denham is me
he's antisocial
an absolute mood
also he's depressed AF
actually borderline suicidal
and ever the cynic
Night and Day by Virginia Woolf
(I'm only about halfway through, I'll keep updating, unless he does a 180 and becomes completely unrelatable)
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David Tennant as Hamlet in "The Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog" by Caspar David Friedrich
left: Hamlet (2009)
right: wanderer above the sea of troubles (1818)
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The aesthetics of this movie >>>
only lovers left alive (2013)
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