fkn reviews n sht

mainly filmmaking and photography tho

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The World needs the Love

Might I recommend that considering the state the world is in that people keep their Valentines hate to themselves and or reserve it for the people and situations that deserve it as opposed to shitting on kind individuals that are just sharing some much needed love. 

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amen sistah!!

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Just watched this film #cache (#hidden). Sort of been left mind fucked by director Michael #Hanecke. Solid 9/10. Haha, like what I did with the Instagram iris focus thingy. Yeah I found it funny too. Massive spoiler alert btw.

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The HMS Inexorable, flying over a (mostly) rebuilt Manhattan after the Peace.

I’ve picked up a few technical and aesthetic tricks over the past few months, so I may revisit some of my earlier paintings in the ‘Spacecraft of the First World War’ project.

[jonpettas]

Wow

[lackadaisycats]

What would a love triangle be between Zib, Lacy and Rocky?

It would be a bizarre German Expressionist film called Eine Katzengeschichte.

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Haha

[molgh]

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qwat?

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Seriously listen to gas pedal and watch this at the same time. insomnia-asleep round-cactuses

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last year i was eating in a fancy, large restaurant when i began to hear a rumble and the distant sound of people chanting ‘potassium, potassium’ and suddenly hundreds of people dressed as bananas flood this restaurant chanting potassium over and over and we were trapped there for a very long time because the bananas would not leave and they were everywhere

i wasn’t joking

[jonpettas]

Attack of the choomahs

[jonpettas]

How do we expect to find life in space when we can't even find a plane in fucking Asia?

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Just in case if you miss this earlier on this afternoon.

Fam you guys gotta listen to this. It is so good.

Kanye West - Bound 2 [REMIX] [HOMECOMING]

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Yez

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#bmxbike #forsale #$250 #pickuponly

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I don't need friends. Or tremolo.

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Percepectives on the Perceived Homosexual Culture

stronglyopinionated @nohateneccesary So, in conversation with a friend, he stated that when coming out two girls whom he knew claimed the fact that they now had a "gay" friend. Here's my issue. This isn't fkn "Breakfast at Tiffany's" nor is it "Paris Hilton's my BFF". No! Some people tend to think I'm homophobic but they're wrong in that - I hate the image. To be Gay is to be automatically placed within this falsified culture that has been created by the media that is so fake that it strongly puts me off. The truth is that a lot of people that are gay don't resemble the culture they are objectively placed into. I don't understand why things have to be like this. Do homosexuals now believe that to be gay is to resemble this image? The problem this causes is that by being its own culture it separates itself from all others and as a result allows itself to be subsidized and ultimately ostracized from society. Some people may argue that that may be who they truly are but to me I see that as a false personality built on the perceptions of the straight community by uniquely independent figures that unknowingly represent a wider community of perfectly normal homosexual people. I'm fine with homosexuals. I'm not fine with the image. It's not real. It's fake - and I hate fake. Be who you are. Not what society already thinks you are. lgbt culture reality

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Photography inspired by "Only God Forgives".

It was a disappointing film that contrasted how good I originally felt about it.

Check out my Flickr here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/112484286@N08/

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So yeah, every year before last, all these films I'd never heard of would suddenly arise as the "best" pictures of that year nominated against each other.

This oscar season, however, I have intentionally sought out every "best Picture" nominee so that all of the academy's decisions don't go without my judgement. Hence:

Nebraska - A film by Alexander Payne

Now, here's my little internal struggle, I can't rate every film that I find entirely flawless a 10/10. Like, after a while there'd be all these 10's where some are definitely better than the other because for some subjectively bias reason you, me, or anyone else found one film more engaging than the other. One film can relate to some person more than another due to content that they relate to.

Therefore to me this film is really a 10/10 film rated at an 8.8/10. 

I really loved this film. The dry, deadpan humour is out-of-this-world funny and is far from the immature and tasteless stuff we get all to often. The film, however, isn't a comedy as much as it is a drama. In the currently degrading economy with rising unemployment issues in the U.S.A people are becoming increasingly hungry and greedy in their desires formed by greater hopes of relief.

The film however has us viewers look beyond money as the defining factor to what we truly have. As you watch this film you come to see through the magnificent script and direction that all these people honestly have is each other and by the end of the film you can't help but appreciate that and rise above those that believe otherwise.

Woody, played by Bruce Dern, lived his life a reclusive yet locally useful veteran of the Korean War whom had abandoned his children for a life of alcoholism. His reluctance to say "no" to his abuse by family and locals had lead to him being a man left with nothing and ultimately drives the story itself.

In his aged and senile state it is in his son that we realise the importance of family over money. The magic of the film comes from his son's efforts that could easily bring a grown man to tears of consolation in altruism.

The film itself didn't bring a revolution to cinema in general but could easily do so for you.

Again, 8.8/10

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Les Quatre Cent Coups (The 400 Blows)

Something of masterpiece Francoise Truffaut's debut feature is one of the greatest of all time with it being the introduction the French New Wave. One of cinema's most highly distinguished movements. 

The cinematography is among some of the greatest I've seen from the era and stands out as one of the film's perfections in presenting a realistic and relatable account of adolescence.

A solid film from my perspective that deserves your honest viewing.

9/10

[jonpettas]

An ambient piece inspired by my mate's trip to Japan several years ago. Strymon Timeline + Bluesky + Fender tele + Microkorg xl + midi instruments in Garageband In short: it's fkn brilliant for them chills n shit

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