Seven Psychopaths (2012), dir. Martin McDonagh
I think we’ve done enough of this talking about peace in the desert type stuff. Don’t you? I do. This movie ends my way.
Seven Psychopaths (2012), dir. Martin McDonagh
I think we’ve done enough of this talking about peace in the desert type stuff. Don’t you? I do. This movie ends my way.
Sam Rockwell + Favorite Co-Stars
“I said to myself ‘Who’s that guy..?’ He had that playful quality that all great actors have, like watching a kid make things up.”
- Christopher Walken
Led Zeppelin and the Holy Grail
God this was such a stupid idea but I’m proud of it lol
The Beauty of A Woman
Sense and Sensibility (1995) / Love Actually (2003)
Emma Thompson by Annie Leibovitz, New York, NY, 1995
OH NO MY HEART :’)
reblogging both for the video and for the hi-res version of this reaction image.
I didn’t realize cartoons where MADE in resolutions this high
Coworker: nice day out huh?
Me, who watched a 2hr documentary about the Hindenburg disaster the night before and is desperately trying to share the information i learned: yeah, a real nice day, not at all like May 6, 1937 in Germany.
certified iconic post
NIKOLAJ COSTER-WALDAU ph. by Ian Morrison for Haute Living (2020)
I would wear every single one of these outfits
Ladies of the Chorus (1949) dir. Phil Karlson
“I sometimes felt I was hooked on sex; the way an alcoholic is on liquor or a junkie on dope. My body turned all these people on, like turning on an electric light, and there was barely anything human in it. Marilyn Monroe became a burden, a - what do you call it? - an albatross. People expected so much of me, I sometimes hate it. It was too much of a strain. I still feel that way. Marilyn Monroe has to look a certain way – be beautiful - and act a certain way, be talented. I wondered if I could live up to their expectations. There were times on The Misfits, in those emotional scenes, when I had a feeling I’d fail however hard I tried, and I didn’t want to go on-site in the morning. I was sorry that I wasn’t a waitress or a cleaning lady and free of people’s great demands. Sometimes it would be a great relief to be no longer famous. But we actors and actresses are such warriors, such – what is your word? – narcissus types. I sit in front of the mirror for hours looking for signs of age. I like old people; they have such qualities younger people don’t have. I want to grow old without facelifts. They take the life out of a face, the character. I want to have the courage to be loyal to the face I’ve made. Sometimes I think it would be easier to avoid old age, to die young, but then you would never complete your life, would you? You never totally know yourself.” — Marilyn, from Conversations with Marilyn by W.J Weatherby.
She makes me want to be better
The Mirror Has Two Faces (1996)
Y'all I'm a hoe for this movie