Stream Of Unconsciousness

Bookworm, movie/tv series watcher, music listener and cat lover. English isn't my first language, so sorry for mistakes. I claim no ownership or copyright to any of the images and videos I post, unless stated otherwise.

[wunderkammerie]

Sherlock Holmes / Sherlock Holmes: A game of shadows

Mirror

This was only in the trailer...

[gloriousgwendolinechristie]

Lorne and Emile at the Bell Works Severance event in Holmdel, NJ on Saturday, April 5, 2025

[tvstars2]

[bladesrunner]

SEVERANCE (2022– ) S02E07: Chikhai Bardo

[manny-jacinto]

THE BIG LEBOWSKI (1998) SEVERANCE (2022–) #02.06 ‘Attila’

[manny-jacinto]

SEVERANCE + TRIVIA from the Severance podcast & interviews

[limitedseries]

What month is it? Don't you mean "quarter"?

Severance— "Who Is Alive?" (2025)

[alpacinogifs]

BOBBY DEERFIELD (1977) dir. Sydney Pollack AL PACINO as Bobby Deerfield

[nero-neptune]

The Thin Man (1934) dir. w.s. van dyke

[cinegratiacinemablog]

What a lovely gesture from Olivia de Havilland to Errol Flynn 💖 I love these pictures! Quite frankly, this is my favorite movie couple of all time.

[onefootin1941]

Rosalind Russell, Errol Flynn and Olivia De Havilland in Four’s A Crowd, 1938.

[lizztaylor]

Bette Davis & Paul Henreid

in Now, Voyager (1942)

[nine-frames]

"How can you run a goddamn railroad without swearin'?!"

The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, 1974.

Dir. Joseph Sargent | Writ. Peter Stone | DOP Owen Roizman

[asharaxofstarfall]

fifty year old male authors grrm perfectly capturing the feeling of being a twelve year old girl with a crush

[queeraspirates]

How Our Flag Means Death Transformed Rhys Darby into a Merman: new behind the scenes costume design pics from Entertainment Weekly

[rumpled]

Every time, they make the same mistakes. And every time, they die. Because they can’t get rid of their emotions. But that’s what makes them weak. It’s human nature’s ultimate flaw. One shouldn’t base a choice on love, anger, hate. They’re just silly feelings that cloud the mind. — 1899, (fuck you netflix)

[mutliwankenobi]

Reasons everyone should watch 1899:

a good old fashioned brain fuck brought to you by the creators of Dark

Daniel Solace

a bunch of people who all speak different languages run around for 8 hours unable to communicate and yelling at each other that they can’t understand what other people are saying

messy-haired Aneurin Barnard running around looking tortured and being pretty

beautiful cinematography

Andreas (DILF) Pietschmann

honestly just an amazing cast all around

Olek just being the most sweet, helpful, lovely person ever

also a good deal of badassery

pretty people being sad and confused

loml Daniel Solance, please he just needs a hug and a kiss

Olek and Ling Yi

just lots of brain fuckery and confusion and pining tbh

I’m still confused and there’s so many ways to interpret everything and I need more

just trust me on this one, please watch it