our feet were soft in flowers

natalia. twenty-three. watching a film made 80 years ago to cope.

[rhettroblues]

Laurence Olivier as Everard Logan The Divorce of Lady X (1938)

[ghiblibgs]

Howl’s bedroom - Howl’s Moving Castle - dir. Hayao Miyazaki (2004)

[meliorn]

All of time and space, everywhere and anywhere. Every star that ever was. Where do you want to start? DOCTOR WHO (2005–)

[idlupino]

Laurence Olivier in The Divorce of Lady X (1938) dir. Tim Whelan

[gresit]

I always think of my murderers as my heroes.

SUSPICION (1941) dir. Alfred Hitchcock

[chloesevigny-deactivated2025042]

HELTER SKELTER —  2012,  dir. Mika Ninagawa

[montygreen]

2021 Pride Month Celebration [5/30 LGBT+ Characters] Eve Polastri “God, it’s amazing how efficient things are when you’re a dick to people?

[selkiewizard]

Whilst you were exploring each others bodies, I was exploring the catacombs

[selkiewizard]

I Am Lost In The Catacombs

[vampiremech]

NORMA JENNINGS Twin Peaks 2.10 (1991)

[emmanuelleriva]

Cary Grant & Randolph Scott in My Favorite Wife (1940) dir. Garson Kanin

[deforest]

A doctor is fascinated by death and pain. How much pain a man can endure. THE RAVEN (1935)

[sci-fi-gifs]

2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) dir. Stanley Kubrick

[idlupino]

How do you choose comedies to watch? I know it’s a weird question, but it’s because I don’t find the movies funny, if that makes sense… do you watch old ones?

i most likely watch screwball comedies, 'cause i'm also picky with comedies 🥲. idk if you will find them funny, but it's how i choose them 🌙

[vampiremech]

The Awful Truth (1937) dir. Leo McCarey

[twixnmix]

Greta Garbo photographed by Milton Brown for Mata Hari (1931).

[trainstationgoodbye]

Positively the same dame. The Lady Eve (1941) dir. Preston Sturges

[melodramasarchive]

LIL NAS X — by James White for Out Magazine