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[maaarine]

Best of David Fincher not giving a fuck: origin story (x)

[this-could-b-the-day]

[y0ungd0ve]

Jean-Michel Basquiat, Untitled (Refrigerator), 1981.

[uptightcitizensbrigade]

MASSEDUCTION/Fear the Future official promo pics

[sugarfuel]

[slaughteringbunnies]

[goodbye-80s]

Just when I think I’m winning When I’ve broken every door The ghosts of my life Blow wilder than before

“Ghosts” by Japan live in Hammersmith, 1982

[thechemistryset]

David Sylvian, Edinburgh Castle, October 1982

(Photograph: Fin Costello)

[decadent-hag]

Japan performing Cantonese Boy on The Oxford Roadshow, 1981

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Japan at Hammersmith Odeon, Nov. 1982

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[prominentmen]

© Fin Costello

[prominentmen]

[theposterboys]

Conquest of the Planet of the Apes (US x2, France, Spain, Japan x2, Italy)

Planet of the Apes: With War For the Planet of the Apes now in theaters, designers Brandon Schaefer and Sam Smith look back at the film poster history of the long running franchise. Starting from the original 1968 classic and moving through the subsequent sequels, remakes, and reboots, the boys discuss how deeper approaches to creating poster art can play second fiddle to more commercial directives when promoting a blockbuster, and the ways in which the marketing for a series can change (or stay the same) over time.

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[science70]

Filming the Conquest of the Planet of the Apes, University of California, Irvine, 1972.

[driftpasttheflowers]

From Edward Norton’s Instagram

Gorgeous sweet babies

[itsyourdistraction]

[thatannieclark]

St. Vincent