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Helena: Are you still dating that asshole, Green Arrow?
Dinah: We’re engaged.
#get you a girl who can do both
“Hey, that’s me! How typical, I’m on the telephone.”
(Animated) Jean Grey over the years.
We come into the world alone – and we leave the same way… the time we spend in-between… time spent alive, sharing, learning… together… is all that makes life worth living.
Oh, did I laugh…
Veronica, Betty and The Beatles (and the beetles)
I’m Jake today.
The Craft (1996)
La Femme d'à côté (The Woman Next Door, 1981)
It still happens. When you open the paper, to the short news items, you learn that a man and woman turned on the gas. Perhaps all you see is death. You erase the resons that brought them to that. People still die of love […]. The story of life is love. Perhaps we have other preoccupations, saying that women and men have changed, but what hasn’t changed is the mechanism of passion and love […].
The idea was to tackle The Woman Next Door in a coarse, offhand manner, like a minor news item, and then, on moving closer, we would see ordinary people with ordinary lives, with houses, cars, holidays and garden parties but who bore this enormous burden.
- Fanny Ardant (x)