I'd rather watch a movie

I love movies. I really do. I can watch several a day if I have the time. (And sometimes even when I don't have the time.) I spend most of my money on DVDs and tickets to the cinema. More than pretty much anything else I'd rather watch a movie. So this blog is an outlet for that love. Feel free to message me if you share this love of movies!

[mabeltanaka]

George of the Jungle (1997)

[junkfoodcinemas]

Dogma (1999)

[halloween-post-its]

#HalloweenPostIt Day 21 🎃 70’s Fiends - R.I.P. Gene Wilder #Fronkensteen

[garysoldman]

[marvelgifs]

Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) dir. Jon Watts

[hedleylamarr]

1917 (2019).

[ethanhunt-deactivated20230911]

Well, I was going to, but then I asked myself, “Why?” Lucille Ball as Lucy Ricardo in I Love Lucy (1951–1957)

[pine-farr]

Chris Pine for Esquire.

[whimsicalfairytales]

[the-light-of-stars]

Goncharov (1973) - variant poster 2

[link: variant poster 3]

[link: variant poster 4]

[link: collectors edition poster]

[link: all 6 posters in one post]

[reallyndacarter]

Me and "The Fonz" at premiere of Goncharov (1973) at Grauman's Chinese Theatre.

[powerbottombrucespringsteen]

[sorenkingsley]

The General (1926) dir. Buster Keaton & Clyde Bruckman

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher (1979) 

[divineandmajesticinone]

TOP HAT (1935) dir. Mark Sandrich

“It [Top Hat] offers you an idea of an exciting physical encounter with a member of the opposite sex that is pleasurable. And the dance to a certain extent is a kind of seduction. So you get these dance sequences where at the beginning she’s slightly resistant, [but then] he does a few taps and she sort of moves forward [and] she sort of mirrors him a bit. But by the end of a number like Cheek to Cheek […], she’s completely submissive to him; she’s striking poses, she’s doing all of those jumps where she’s actually supported by him [and] she physically couldn’t do them if he wasn’t there supporting her in those dance moves. You could think of the dance as a kind of metaphor for sex. […] There’s that bit where she swoons […], and we all know what’s happened there.” (Lucy Worsley and Lawrence Napper, A Very British Romance with Lucy Worsley BBC)

[swampthingy]

Young Frankenstein bts

[bob-belcher]

Scary Movie (2000) dir. Keenen Ivory Wayans

[spidermangifs]