STUDIO # 313

MOVIES • MUSIC • MUSHROOMS

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Shutter Island

Martin Scorsese (USA 2010)

The whole genius of both, Martin Scorsese and Leonardo diCaprio, in a movie for the ages.

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The Waiting Room

Twin Peaks

Mark Frost / David Lynch (1991)

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Squidward Trippin‘ Badly

Music: Insomnia (Epilogue) by Studio Dr. S.

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SpongeBob Trippin‘

Music: Fast Forward by Studio Dr. S.

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Queen Elizabeth II. Next To Her Wellies

Photographed by Bryan Adams

It might perhaps be riding boots, but wellies are of course funnier.

Smart-ass fact: Actually, her name is spelled Elisabeth, and the reason might surprise many of you. And yes, it’s THE Bryan Adams, and his photography skills are legit.

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Foetus: Thaw (1988)

Innersleeve artwork

I wish J.G. Thirwell would embellish all my releases with his artistic genius (music, lyrics, production, art). Actually, even just one side of an inner sleeve would be enough for me.

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Bad Taste

Dir.: Peter Jackson

NZ 1987

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The question of whether Donald Duck was born on June 9, 1934 (his first appearance in a cartoon) or March 13, 1920 (according to Don Rosa) is still a controversial topic among Donaldist’s worldwide. I personally believe it’s March 13, 1920 - because this was a Friday.

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Audrey‘s Dance

Twin Peaks (David Lynch)

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Beavis and Butthead

Mike Judge (1993)

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Maniac

William Lustig | Joe Spinell

USA 1980

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Fred Astaire‘s Favorite Dance Scene

Jumpin Jive

The Nicholas Brothers & Cab Calloway

Stormy Weather (1943)

From the New York Times:

For it wasn't the acrobatics, in themselves, that made the Nicholas brothers the Nicholas Brothers. It was the overall beauty and musicality of the entire dance. Their achievement was in the how — the way Fayard would deploy his hands, as graceful as Fred Astaire's; the way Harold would make every silhouette superclear; the genial, noncompetitive way each brother would cede the floor to the other for a solo, passing the dance like a baton, in musical time. When Astaire pronounced their "Jumpin' Jive" number in the movie Stormy Weather (1943) — unrehearsed and achieved on the first take — to be the greatest dancing he had ever seen on film, he was not commending the acrobatics alone but rather the way the brothers erupted organically out of their tap steps, like a series of overlapping geysers that, simply to look at, project an observer into a stratosphere of elation.

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C’est arrivé près de chez vous

Man bites Dog • Mann beißt Hund

Rémy Belvaux, André Bonzel, Benoît Poelvoorde

Belgique 1993

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Shutter Island

Martin Scorsese (2010)

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Austin Powers in Goldmember

Mike Myers 2002

Legit GIF files by costumesonscreen

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The Straight Story

David Lynch (1999)

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Funny Games

Michael Haneke (1997)