Stranger Things
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Today's Document
almost home
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NASA
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The Bowery Presents
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Misplaced Lens Cap
Product Placement
official daine visual archive
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Jules of Nature
Love Begins
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2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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Best of Film 2018
My best in film list, including (from top to bottom) The Favourite (best of the year), A Quiet Place (drama), Can You Ever Forgive Me? (comedy), Crazy Rich Asians (dramedy), Annihilation (sci-fi/horror), Unsane (psychological thriller), Black Panther (action/adventure), Spiderman: Into the Spider-verse (adaptation), and BlacKKKlansman (social commentary).
The best thing we have going for us, is being who we are. Widows (2018) | dir. Steve McQueen
Hi, guys. Just wanted to tell everyone know about my new facebook group targeted to millennials, xennials, and gen-x’ers. This group is meant to support you in your daily life, a group where you can gain inspiration around gifting and purchases for yourself, learn about local and international small business retailers, solicit buyer advice from your peers, and participate in an fun and engaging conversation regarding shopping. You are all welcome to join.
I loved this movie.
THE WOLF OF WALL STREET (2014) Dir. Martin Scorsese
”Dark Crimes”
Synopsis: When police officer Tadek finds similarities between an unsolved murder and a crime outlined in a book by famed writer Krystov Kozlov, Tadek begins to track Kozlov and his girlfriend, a mysterious sex-club worker (Charlotte Gainsbourg). As his obsession with Kozlov grows, Tadek descends into a deadly underworld of sex, lies, and corruption to find the shocking, deadly truth.
Director: Alexandros Avranas Writer: Jeremy Brock Starring: Jim Carrey, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Marton Csokas
Release Date (US): May 11, 2018 (limited)
Coffee + Movie Conversations Film Club
I’m starting a local film club in my city (Atlanta) where we go to see new releases and discuss the film over coffee (how very hipster of me!). I want people from all around to join in though so will post our discussion questions and highlights from conversations so you can reblog and add your thoughts. Will keep everyone posted!
May 2018 (tentative): Dark Crimes
Remember her name, because you're going to be seeing a lot of it.
There's a reason Zazie Beetz doesn't make you laugh in Atlanta Robbin' Season, the triumphant, challenging return of the best damn show on television. With its second season, Atlanta is easily doing what it did the first time: Subverting your every expectation, making killer comedy out of black fury. As Van, the only woman in the core cast, Zazie Beetz has, at times, carried the full dramatic weight of a show that's often billed as a comedy. In one of television's most surreal landscapes, Beetz exists at the collision of every culture and idea that Atlantatargets, tugged in endless directions as her baby's father, Earn, attempts to scheme his way to success. For this reason, while she isn't in every episode, Beetz is frequently present for the very best Atlanta has to offer.
It's also why she's been cast in some of the most exciting projects coming to theaters. She's in talks to staralongside Jon Hamm and Natalie Portman; to do a biopic, The Pale Blue Dot, with Kristen Stewart; to star in a thriller, with Armie Hammer and Dakota Johnston. This year she'll be Slice, an indie horror film with Chance the Rapper, and next year she'll star in a Soderbergh film. And of course, there's Deadpool 2, in which she'll play the ass-kicking mutant assassin Domino next month.
Emily Blunt and John Krasinski photographed for The Wrap, March 2018.
Power film couple.
A Quiet Place (2018) dir. by John Krasinski
In the lead to be my favorite movie of 2018.
Michael Shannon is such a mood
My favorite thing is that Letitia Wright liked this 😂😂😂
“General.”
HERE COME THE GENERALS
RISE UP.
Sorry To Bother You dir. Boots Riley, coming out July 6th
Like where can I get these earrings?!?!?!
Watch the Sorry to Bother You trailer here.
in honor of oscar weekend, i wanted to make some lil doodles of 3 movies that rly rly rly stuck with me this year. made me laugh n cry n think n feel ALL feelings. thx to call me by your name, lady bird & get out for making me feel things i haven’t felt at the movies in a loooonnng while. what was your fav movie this yr?! #SWIPE ! ✨ xx insta
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“Oscar winners Viola Davis and Lupita Nyong'o will play onscreen mother and daughter in The Woman King for TriStar Pictures.
Inspired by true events that took place in The Kingdom of Dahomey, one of the most powerful states of Africa in the 18th and 19th centuries, The Woman King tells the story of Nanisca (Davis), general of the all-female military unit known as the Amazons, and her daughter Nawi (Nyong’o), who together fought the French and neighboring tribes who violated their honor, enslaved their people, and threatened to destroy everything they’ve lived for.
The film is based on an original idea by Maria Bello, who will produce via her Jack Blue Productions. Cathy Schulman will produce through her Welle Entertainment, along with Davis and and her husband Julius Tennon via their JuVee Productions.
“The Woman King is the powerful true story of an extraordinary mother-daughter relationship,” said Minghella. “And there’s no-one more extraordinary than Viola Davis and Lupita Nyong’o to bring them to life.”
“‘Black Panther’ just showed us how the power of imagination and lore could reveal a world without gender and racial stereotypes,” said producter Cathy Schulman. “‘The Woman King’ will tell one of history’s greatest forgotten stories from the real world in which we live, where an army of African warrior women staved off slavery, colonialism and inter-tribal warfare to unify a nation.”
Yaaaaaaaas! 🙌
