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Halloween Movie Facts (Part 1) for more Halloween movie facts follow movie

dailybreakingbad

Girlfriend and I decided to recreate the couch picture with our costumes. http://dailybreakingbad.tumblr.com/

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as someone who’s worked in software development for a few years and been through the process many times, I find myself getting personally offended every time tumblr releases shit like this.

It’s not even a resistance to change; we’ve all rolled with some major site updates (raise...

melgearsolid

a lot of ppl seem confused on what cultural appropriation is so lemme break it down

IT IS NOT: enjoying food from another culture, enjoying music from another culture, learning about another culture, or learning another language

IT IS: using another culture as a costume, wearing religious articles as accessories when you are not a follower of that religion, using a race as a mascot, disrespecting religious or cultural practices.

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miny-morty

Let the kids be !

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[Image shows two kids with the text, 'It's okay for girls to be Spider-man. And it's okay for boys to be Elsa']

hateruess

i always feel so bad when people leave me nice messages and they’re like “i’m so sorry if this is creepy” like no are you serious you’re not creepy at all have you seen my blog i’m the fucking creepiest person alive

oqinipo

and I would walk 500 dogs and I would walk 500 more

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johnplasterjr

Lol simplisticcwonderland noory-story the-goldstandard

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Christian Bale Confirmed to Headline Danny Boyle’s Steve Jobs Biopic

Oscar-winning screenwriter Aaron Sorkin (The Social Network) penned a screenplay based on Walter Isaacson’s Steve Jobs biography. For a while, he was all alone on the project, but now he’s being joined by some high-profile friends. A few months ago, Danny Boyle (Slumdog Millionaire, 127 Hours) signed on to direct the movie for Sony, and now Christian Bale has officially agreed to portray Steve Jobs.

Sorkin was very enthusiastic about the development, stating that the creative team was looking for the “best actor.” Bale was up against some stiff competition, including Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, and Bradley Cooper, but many film buffs will agree that Bale and his chameleon-like ability to change mannerisms, body weight, and accents on a dime make him an excellent choice to headline Boyle’s film. From the beginning, we’ve known that Sorkin and Boyle’s biopic would differ from Jobs in its unique structure. As opposed to telling a linear narrative of Jobs’ life (or a period of it, at least), their film will consist of three, 30-minute scenes that play out in real time; chronicling what happened backstage prior to the launch of the first Macintosh computer, the NeXT computer, and the original iPod.

In an interview, Sorkin revealed that Christian Bale will be in every single frame of the film, and he has “more words to say in this movie than most people say in three movies combined.” Fan of movies? Follow movie for more movie news!