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祝日 / Permanent Vacation
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if i look back, i am lost
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@hermanobluth
people have been saying this since like 2014 but you guys seriously for real need to get some identity-shaping real life hobbies. basing your entire sense of self off a fabricated persona you developed by carefully exchanging social currency online is not sustainable or healthy
the fact that you see this as some kind of vaguepost and not face value genuine advice is indicative of the exact problem i’ve addressed here
game night + games within the movie
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Helen doesn’t play. (via noahapaul)
Hi! I'm visiting LA for the first time soon and I'm trying to find places to see independent or classic film in town. Where do you typically look online for upcoming screenings?
there used to be a website called ‘movies in LA’ or something that had a list and a calendar of rep screenings around the city, but sadly it seems like that isn’t around anymore. as of now, i don’t know of any comprehensive resource for every indie and/or repertory theater in the area. so i’m just going to list the ones i know and love.
the american cinematheque (two theaters)
the egyptian (hollywood)
the aero (santa monica)
the new bev (fairfax district)
the nuart (west LA)
downtown independent (dtla)
cinespia (mainly outdoor screenings at hollywood forever cemetery)
arena cinema (in hollywood, right next to the egyptian)
the crest (westwood, near ucla)
laemmle theater chain (various locations; independent releases and classic restorations)
sundance sunset (usually where small indie movies get their one-week oscar-qualifying run; even though it’s a bitch getting there, they validate parking; west hollywood)
LACMA (at the leo s. bing theater; mid-wilshire)
the UCLA film & television archive (billy wilder theater at the hammer museum in westwood)
LA film forum (various locations, but they mostly screen things at the smaller, spielberg theater at the egyptian)
REDCAT (CalArts programming; dtla by walt disney concert hall)
echo park film center (echo park neighborhood of los angeles)
the academy of motion picture arts and sciences (various screenings and events around town; most at the linwood dunn theater in hollywood or the samuel goldwyn theater in beverly hills)
@jigsawjohnson, i hope you enjoy your time in L.A. and see some good movies while you’re here.
fellow los angelenos, let me know if i’m forgetting something!
EDIT: there’s a new rep cinema playing on the stage: acropolis cinema! this is a cool screening series committed to bringing experimental cinema to los angeles that otherwise would not play here.
EDIT: in light of recent events, i have removed cinefamily from my listing of rep theaters in los angeles, since i personally cannot recommend it any longer and i will not be attending screenings there in the foreseeable future.
hello tumblr readers: i have updated my recommendations of rep houses/theaters in LA. i hope you find this information useful. feel free to contact me with any questions. thanks, – kristen.
I was bored and I sang this…help me
I CANNOT FUCKING BELIEVE
THAT MY ORIGINAL SONG IS JUST A PRETTIER VERSION OF ALL STAR BY FUCKING SMASH MOUTH
(Left ear, All Star; Right ear, Somebody)
@heroicmeep, @yzghuldar, I blame both of you.
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Gordon Ramsay was in tears “This is the best meal I’ve ever had. Who made it?” The kitchen doors part, and out steps Sonic
i did this instead of work.mp3
Jesus Christ what just happened.
look at different people each time tho
#is this problem sleuth
sHE THREW A BABY
I’ve been watching his for the past 5 minutes
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so apparently a dude at a pizza shop in oslo was looking at an ad when the system running it crashed and revealed the output for the facial recognition software it had behind the scenes to discern people’s demographics and how long they stared at certain ads
The veil falls.
Al Hartley, a Marvel comic artist from the 1950s best known for romance comics and Patsy Walker, who became a born-again Christian in the 1970s and did anti-drug afterschool special PSA comics later on that seemed like Chick Tracts done in an Archie style, like “Hansi, the Girl Who Loved the Swastika.” He also did “the great snatch,” a comic about the rapture.
Sure, it’s a little dorky, but he’s trying to help the kids stay away from drugs, gangs, and Nazism. He totally lost me, though, when he did a comic about Tom Landry and the Dallas Cowboys. Now that deserves hellfire.
THE CROSS AND THE SWITCHBLADE OMG.
