祝日 / Permanent Vacation
Janaina Medeiros
ojovivo
trying on a metaphor
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
Claire Keane
#extradirty
hello vonnie
blake kathryn
DEAR READER
Sade Olutola
if i look back, i am lost
Keni
wallacepolsom
ellievsbear
cherry valley forever
we're not kids anymore.
will byers stan first human second
Mike Driver
seen from Serbia
seen from Morocco
seen from Morocco
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Norway
seen from Malaysia
seen from Sri Lanka
seen from Portugal
seen from Malaysia
seen from Bangladesh
seen from Morocco
seen from Malaysia
@harbaugh71
“The more countries who sign the treaty, the more effective it is.”
“The more toothless the treaty is, the more toothless it is.”
“That’s a permeating syllogism, to be sure.”
-Josh Lyman and Amy Gardner - “The Women of Qumar” - Season 3, Episode 9
Something about Mary-Louise Parker’s performance struck me in a way it never has before. One of the best introductory episodes for a character.
Frances Ha (2012) dir. Noah Baumbach
30. Turned this on until it wasn’t my birthday anymore, watched the whole thing.
Frances moves to Washington Heights at the end and there’s a distinct shot of her realizing his much space she has. Is this a sign?
Feeling like crying abut also happy with how things are. So I don’t know. A birthday.
Broadcast News | James L. Brooks | 1987
Current mood x1000
Very baller, very anarchist.
The world was too much tonight, and I just needed to watch a movie. I felt a strange gratitude to the actors and to Greta Gerwig, for making this so I could enjoy it now, in this weird, scary time.
Mood; both the album cover and the song name.
"If it was for real, I'd fucking kill you"
PARASITE (2019) dir. Bong Joon-ho
Winner: Palme d'Or, Best Original Screenplay, Best International Film, Best Director, and Best Picture.
2020 Movie Log - Parasite - 2/8/20
We watched this at home on Saturday night; we had planned on seeing it in the theater, but forgot it was at Times Square and not LSQ so by the time we would have arrived, we would have been late, and I just didn’t want to be late. It actually ended up working out well, because it gave me more time to run errands, then come home, make dinner, and watch the movie.
It was entertaining the whole time. I feel like I’m coming to realize that’s all I really care about in a film. Or - not all I care about. But all it takes for me to be interested, at least. To be invested. If nothing else, that will leave me with a positive feeling.
The acting in this was interesting, especially Mrs. Park (Cho Yeo-Jeong’s character). Definitely an ensemble cast where there maybe wasn’t one standout, but as a whole - this movie was absolutely great. And I’m so glad I watched it before the Oscars. It upped my enjoyment of the ceremony itself and helped me understand the conversation around the awards.
There is only one way this war ends. Last man standing.
1917 (2019) dir. Sam Mendes, cinematography by Roger Deakins
2020 Movie Log - 1917 - 2/7/20
T and I watched this on Friday night; had Chick-fil-A at his office beforehand. Our classic Friday night.
This movie was good - I honestly don’t know if I have that much more to say. The moments where the boys were helping each other moved me; first, in the German bunker that starts collapsing, and then when George Mackay’s friend is stabbed by the pilot. And those night shots of him running through the French town were truly gorgeous.
Watched because I wanted to be informed before the Oscars. Glad I saw it, even if it’s not like, going to be something I think about a lot.
Told myself I’d watch one Fleabag while I ate my ramen last night, sitting on the couch after staying home from work for the second day in a row. But then I was starting my third episode, and I didn’t finish it - I picked up my book - but I got this far at least, and it was a shot that struck me for the first time. “Here to help.”
Not to be like, “the enneagram,” but as a 2, part of me feels this way sometimes - everyone else gets to go off and have fun and I am just here to help. And left with this look on my face, probably.
(From Fleabag, season 1 episode 6. Watched 1/24/2020)
Uncut Gems (2019) dir. Benny Safdie, Josh Safdie
2020 Movie Log - Uncut Gems - saw 1/17/20
Julia Fox was the most interesting part of this film to me. I honestly didn’t love the movie - and unfairly to the film, I think part of that was because it had been super hyped up. T had already seen it and loved it. It has received lots of critical acclaim. I do think I can appreciate it being well-made and at the same time feel like it’s not for me. I thought Sandler was *acting.* And no character was likable. In a way, I admire it but don’t think i like it. If I can hold both those things at the same time.
Margot Tenenbaum by Rory Kurtz
“As always, she was late.”
Marriage Story (2019) dir. Noah Baumbach
When people get desperate, the knives come out. KNIVES OUT (2019) dir. Rian Johnson
T and I saw this last night (Friday 12/6) and we both loved it. It was so fun watching it together - we both were laughing, and just purely entertained. Saw at Lincoln Square AMC after getting dinner at B Squared - kind of our perfect, classic night.
Parts I want to remember:
-Just the whole thrill of the sequence where you discover how he died. Christopher Plummer is fabulous, as always, and so charming - and Ana de Armas carries it. There’s so much suspense, and then you realize - you now know how he died. So there’s the anticipation of, where does the movie go from here?
-Don Johnson’s Hamilton references.
-Daniel Craig. Lakeith Stanfield.
Watching Lady Bird on the plane to Portland for Thanksgiving. And I’m just ready to be there. So trying to kill time with a movie, but a low-mental-effort one, and this seemed perfect. And I forgot there’s a whole Thanksgiving sequence!
Here’s Saoirse & Timmy both reading A People’s History of the United States.
my reaction to the where’d you go bernadette trailer..
This striped long sleeve shirt is exactly my aesthetic. It feels very PNW and I want it. And Cate Blanchett was magnetic in this movie even if it wasn’t objectively good.
Watched this on the plan to Dallas visiting Liz, November 15, 2019.
“Just make bad work for awhile.”
Been thinking about this a lot since Jerry Saltz posted this on his Instagram a couple weeks ago. What does it mean? Apply to grad school and be poor for a couple years? Take a lower-paying but more fulfilling job? Or stick it out where I am?
Taylor Swift on SNL, October 5, 2019
Sometimes I feel basic for liking her so much but I like what I like, and I like her current vibe.
picture of God herself
