Meticulous Mess

Too old for tumblr, too immature for life

[theshoutfactory]

Hey @criterioncollection: EAT YOUR HEART OUT! Coming this August, for the first time on Bluray, the most beloved film ever made: Mac and Me.

[klokwerk]

HAHAHAHAH

[filmhabits]

Solo: A Star Wars Story - Poster

Check out the trailer here. 

[sixteen-weirdo]

“Same porch. Same clothes. Same issues. 40 years later…One last time”

[popgothic]

Haruo Nakajima takes a break from being inside Godzilla.

[emmaklee]

tea break for the monster

[erikamoen]

This has been five years in the  making: we are releasing a book collecting *just*  the Oh Joy Sex Toy sex education comics. It’s called Drawn to Sex and this volume is covering the basics of doin’ it. 

May fucking FIRST, friends, you will be able to pre-order it on Kickstarter.

Geeeeeet READY!

[austinkleon]

Peanuts nailing it

[horroredits]

‘Evil Dead’ director and screenwriter Fede Alvarez shares unseen pictures of the project in celebration of its fifth anniversary.

[sigourneyweaverrus]

[thefilmstage]

Alex Garland’s Annihilation hits 4K/Blu-ray/DVD on May 29, Digital May 22. 

Pre-order here + listen to our discussion.

[buyakasha]

star wars has such a good sci-fi aesthetic. all the sci-fi these days looks so…… i-pad-esque, y’know? like Apple lived on into the year 3000 and produces everything. but star wars. star wars’ style looks like a microwave you’d find in your uncle’s garage. like the business calculator your mom used. like a SNES. DURABLE. no gloss.

[halstedom]

[pixcam]

[sci-universe]

Auroras seen from space – probably the coolest thing in the world. The spectacle is equivalent from land as well, though.

Timelapse provided by the International Space Station

[myvintageanime]

[martinekenblog-deactivated20180]

[deforest]

[bogarted]

[T]he early days of film become mere history. Lillian Gish was present at the birth, and as long as she was alive and kicking, the movies remained our most modern art, a medium completely in the present. Now the cord has been snapped, and part of our culture has slipped inescapably into the past. You can watch the movies and read all the histories you want, but there is no one to tell us what it was like anymore.

Ty Burr, 1993

[fuckyeahmineralogy]