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if i look back, i am lost
Jules of Nature
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Claire Keane
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April 2014 Movie Playlist
Mud
Vertigo
A Simple Plan
High Noon
Crazy Heart
Shadow of a Doubt
They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?
Saboteur (1942)
The Amazing Spider-Man 2
The Counselor
Tootsie
Fantastic Planet
The Act of Killing
Les Diaboliques
Shotgun Stories
Locke
X-Men
X-Men 2
Sin Nombre
Roadtripping.
April 8th - Happy Rex Manning Day. And god bless The Prince Charles Cinema.
March 2014 Movie Playlist
Thor: Dark World
Shame
For Those In Peril
Mary Poppins
Safety Not Guaranteed
The Killers (1946)
Hunger
Fargo
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Short Term 12
Until I Rise (formerly 'Desert Dancer')
Jane Eyre (2011)
Metro Manila
Prisoners
The Big Steal
The Veronica Mars movie
The Glass Key
The Blue Dahlia
Wages of Fear
Under The Skin
Captain America (The First Avenger)
Whip It
About Time
Mystery Train
Defiance
Captain America: Winter Soldier
Out Of The Past
X Men: First Class
Crossfire (1947)
In Fear
Photos from aforementioned Poppins adventure, which Sam so kindly wrote up to save me the trouble of doing so.
NB: Before we begin, the reason I’m even telling you this story is because it’s a foolproof day out in London (adaptable for pretty much any major city, really) for any child from 4-10ish. OK. With that out of the way, here we go.
Celebrating M’s sixth birthday – holy mackerel, where does...
Today's Mary Poppins themed adventure that I created for my goddaughter, in 15 seconds.
Godmother level up
Matteo going as Doctor Who (which I introduced him to last summer) for World Book Day (in a costume I helped pull together). My work here is done.
February 2014 Movie Playlist
Inside Llewyn Davis
August: Osage County
Rush
Dirty Pretty Things
Her
The Lego Movie
Wajdja
Blood Simple
Noseraftu
Dallas Buyers Club
Prince Avalanche
Red Road
How I Live Now
Broken Flowers
Only Lovers Left Alive
The only true currency in this bankrupt world is what we share with someone else when we're uncool.
What a total loss. Godspeed, PSH.
In the words of Cameron Crowe, the writer/director: Â
"My original take on this scene was a loud, late night pronouncement from Lester Bangs.  A call to arms.  In Phil’s hands it became something different.  A scene about quiet truths shared between two guys, both at the crossroads, both hurting, and both up too late.  It became the soul of the movie.  In between takes, Hoffman spoke to no one.  He listened only to his headset, only to the words of Lester himself.  (His Walkman was filled with rare Lester interviews.) When the scene was over, I realized that Hoffman had pulled off a magic trick.  He’d leapt over the words and the script, and gone hunting for the soul and compassion of the private Lester, the one only a few of us had ever met.  Suddenly the portrait was complete. The crew and I will always be grateful for that front row seat to his genius."
January 2014 Movie Playlist
Gone With The Wind
The Thing From Another World
Ginger & Rosa
Lore
Martha Marcy May Marlene
American Hustle
Wolf of Wall Street
A Field In England
12 Years A Slave
The Misfits
Walking & Talking
Regarding Henry
Wolverine (2012)
Pitch Perfect
Laurence Anyways
The Great Beauty
Wolf Children
I Killed My Mother
A moment of twitter nerdiness
Love.
Favourite Celluloid Moments, part 12
I remember hearing a lot of buzz about Xavier Dolan's "Laurence Anyways" when it was doing the festival circuit, and mentally bookmarked it to check out. I finally got round to watching it this evening, having forgotten almost everything I'd read about it at the time, just knowing the basic premise of the story (per the IMDB synopsis: "A drama that charts ten years in the relationship of a male-to-female transsexual's relationship with her lover") - and was absolutely blown away by it. Like, total and utter love and awe. I'm aware of Dolan's reputation but this was the first of his film's that I'd seen; I very quickly added all his other available films to my rental list.
The trailer is available to watch here, but I purposefully didn't post it as it's quite spoilery, managing to hit all the big emotional beats of the story within three minutes, which seems such a waste. I loved the fact I went in almost blind to the film, not knowing how it was going to end, what the other characters would do or feel in relation to the protagonist and his decision. Thus endeth your trailer warning. This below was one of my favourite scenes, and I'm going to post it here with no context:
Morning adventures with my godson pic.twitter.com/TKFYtrXU1z
— Hannah Duncan (@hana_solo) January 18, 2014
December 2013 Movie Playlist
The Kings Of Summer
The Man With The Iron Fists
Robot & Frank
Trains, Planes & Automobiles
Cloud Atlas
The Hunger Games
Elf
Harry Potter & The Prisoner of Azkaban
The Muppet Christmas Carol
New York Stories
Thor
Frankenstein (1932)
Post Tenebras Lux
Win Win
Fill The Void
Home Alone    Â
Tangled
Indiana Jones & The Temple of Doom
Monsters University
Now You See Me
Anchorman 2
Star Trek Into Darkness
Nebraska
Zodiac
The Awakening
Captain America