Words of Reason

I am director and photographer Marco Pastuovic. I love capturing unique moments.

[picturepowderinabottle]

Becca and Jack of Marmozets, 2018 💕💖💘

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Heading into work the last day of my show

I’m like:

[syuheons]

[marmozetsfordays]

Captivate You

[oscarwetnwilde]

[americasgreatoutdoors]

Stag swag.

Wildlife watching wildlife as a bull elk struts. Video by @mypubliclands.

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As I look back on my life, I realize that every time I thought I was being rejected from something good, I was actually being re-directed to something better.

Steve Maraboli  (via h-o-r-n-g-r-y)

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ the truth 

(via lynngvnn)

[ajpunk]

#because they were already married af  #before being actually married

[teganorsara]

words of support from lynn gunn

[mzcain27]

“You fight like a girl.”

I’m sorry

I didn’t

realise

that 

was 

a

bad

thing

[wallflowersperk]

Reblogging because I’m sure the comic readers out there could add some more.

[gayharoldfinch]

[rytfujgkuhhgmjgh]

yeah

so sorry

i can’t hear you

over the sound

of me crushing my enemies

[bonequeer]

This list

was looking

a little

white

so here you go

[blackfemmejeanvaljean]

[believeitornah]

watch tha

bodies hit

tha floor

[valhkyrie-archive-blog]

this is the best post on tumblr, hands down

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[theavc]

Read This: How Avatar made $2.7 billion and garnered almost no fan base

How does an astronomically expensive yet astonishingly successful science-fiction blockbuster by a world-famous director dominate popular culture for months on end, only to disappear without a trace from the public’s minds? That is the strange, half-enviable, half-unenviable fate of James Cameron’s Avatar. After its record-breaking box office run in late 2009 and early 2010, it did not exactly fall from grace so much as evaporate from grace. Fans don’t dress up as blue-skinned Navi at Avatar conventions, at least not routinely, and Sam Worthington action figures weren’t exactly flying off the shelves at Christmas. Why not?

Full story at avclub.com

[assistantdirector]

WHO NEEDS SLEEP?

Documentary 2006 directed by Haskell Wexler ASC Synopsis: A documentary that highlights the deadly combination of sleep deprivation and long days of work.…

Rest in peace Haskell Wexler, and remember him not only for the amazing movies he worked on, but for his continuing fight for sleep in the film industry.

[deeplifequotes]

When you love people, you want what’s best for them, and sometimes what’s best for them isn’t you.

deeplifequotes (via infinite-paradox)

[thefilmstage]

38 years later, Steven Spielberg and crew once again congratulate a Star Wars film for beating their box-office record.

[mareisco]

Really great! (oh... I like “Jurassic World” more as I like “Jaws” more than the original “Star Wars”-film)

[mareisco]

I don't hate bad photography, I hate boring photography!

[iwantcupcakes]

At the time, Boyega’s talent agency, CAA, also represented “Iron Man” star Robert Downey Jr., who is no stranger to this sort of fame. So he sent an email to Downey’s agent saying, essentially, “Hi, I’m John. I’m going to be in ‘Star Wars.’ If he has time, can Robert Downey Jr. mentor me?” He wasn’t exactly sure that it would result in anything, but figured it was worth a shot. Later, Boyega remembers he was driving in London when he got a call from an unknown number. “Who’s this?” Boyega demanded. “It’s Robert,” the voice said. “Robert who, man?” “Uh, Robert, Downey Jr.” “I’m like, oh crap! Iron Man!” Boyega recalled. “I had better park up.” They talked for two hours that day. It was the start of a true friendship that’s since resulted in more hours-long chats, hang-outs, and even a chicken and waffles date. “Good lord we get deep,” Boyega said of their conversations. “For the most part it’s definitely private, but in general, his thing has always been inner peace and how to deal with this on a mental level. Taking care of your mental health is something that he talks to me about.” “He’s really changed my life with his advice.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS:  How John Boyega got Iron Man as a Mentor.

JOHN: “I see him as the great Obi-Wan, and I’m his Padawan.” 

(via iwantcupcakes)

Mentorship is important. It doesn’t matter who you are. 

(via latinegro)

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‘Zootopia’ Gives the Best Films of 2015 Animal-Centric Makeovers