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What part of cursed gotg vol. 3 would bother you least?

Protectors of the Star System

Which one do you choose?

John Cena Drax

The actual raccoon

Chris Pratt doing the Mario voice

Voting ended onMay 5, 2024

[mrmossmichael]

It's been 10 years since the first Guardians of the Galaxy movie came out in August-1-2014 and let me tell ya: it was an AWESOME movie and hey, I hooked on the feeling about this movie, y'all. It's about a brash space adventurer Peter Quill A.K.A. Star Lord (Chris Pratt) finds himself the quarry of relentless bounty hunters after he steals an orb coveted by Ronan (Lee Pace) a powerful villain. To evade Ronan, Quill is forced into an uneasy truce with four disparate misfits: gun-toting Rocket Raccoon (Bradley Cooper), treelike-humanoid Groot (Vin Diesel) who always says "I am Groot" all the time instead of saying about something else, enigmatic Gamora (Zoe Saldaña) and vengeance-driven Drax the Destroyer (Dave Bautista), but when he discovers the orb's true power and the cosmic threat it poses, Quill must rally his ragtag group to save the universe. Do you know what's gonna work? Here's the correct answer: teamwork! Always remember, there's no "I" in team.

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Film Review: MAESTRO (2023): Bradley Cooper Becomes Leonard Bernstein in One of the Year's Very Best Films https://film-book.com/film-review-maestro-2023-bradley-cooper-becomes-leonard-bernstein-in-one-of-the-years-very-best-films/?feed_id=102837&_unique_id=656cd87ee3a20

[ladygagataiwan]

⭐️ 𝐀 𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐑 𝐈𝐒 𝐁𝐎𝐑𝐍串流突破𝟓𝟎億！新紀錄！

電影原聲帶女王 Lady Gaga 破紀錄啦！計算至今日 2023.06.07 女神卡卡 與 布萊德利庫柏【A STAR IS BORN】(一個巨星的誕生) 電影原聲帶，正式在 Spotify 突破「５０億次串流點播」，成為：史上第一張在 Spotify 收聽次數突破50億的電影原聲帶。

除此之外，電影原聲帶中雖然沒有以單曲形式發行，依然入圍葛萊美獎年度歌曲獎的《Always Remember Us This Way》(永遠記得我們現在的樣子) 也即將突破「１０億」次點播，將成為女神卡卡第２首進入10億俱樂部 (Billions Club) 的歌曲。

【Spotify 點播數最高的10張電影原聲帶】

❶５０億《一個巨星的誕生》(2018)

❷４５億《大娛樂家》(2017)

❸ ４２億《蜘蛛人新宇宙》(2018)

❹ ３７億《格雷的五十道陰影》(2015)

❺３３億《海洋奇緣》(2017)

❻２５億《週末夜狂熱》(1977)

❼ ２５億《冰雪奇緣》(2013)

❽２４億《魔髮精靈》(2016)

➒２４億《暮光之城：破曉Ⅰ》(2011)

➓２３億《格雷的五十道陰影：束縛》(2017)

【A STAR IS BORN】電影原聲帶是一張由「19 首歌曲」+「15首電影對白」組成的原聲帶，目前有８首破億歌曲，其中奪下 2019 奧斯卡最佳原創歌曲的《Shallow》(擱淺帶) 點播次數達２１億。

【電影原創歌曲】

✯ 21億1,832萬－Shallow

✯ 9億9,614萬－Always Remember Us This Way

✯ 3億2,320萬－I'll Never Love Again (Film Version)

✯ 1億9,696萬－I'll Never Love Again (Extended Version)

✯ 1億4,054萬－Look What I Found

✯ 1億3,682萬－Maybe It's Time

✯ 1億2,898萬－Is That Alright?

✯ 1億1,890萬－Music To My Eyes

✯ 9,767萬－I Don't Know What Love Is

✯ 8,228萬－Heal Me

✯ 7,880萬－Black Eyes

✯ 7,925萬－Diggin' My Grave

✯ 7,315萬－La Vie En Rose

✯ 6,233萬－Alibi

✯ 6,199萬－Whu Do That?

✯ 6,161萬－Out Of Time

✯ 5,258萬－Before I Cry

✯ 4,829萬－Too Far Gone

✯ 4,582萬－Hair Body Face

【電影對話】

✯ 2,598萬－Somewhere Over The Rainbow (Dialogue)

✯ 2,316萬－Parking Lot

✯ 1,826萬－Trust Me

✯ 1,352萬－Twelve Notes

✯ 1,341萬－Scene 98

✯ 28萬－I'll Wait For You

✯ 23萬－Fabulous French

✯ 7.7萬－Unbelievable

✯ 5.0萬－Intro

✯ 4.5萬－ I Love You

✯ 0.7萬－First Stop, Arizona

✯ 0.6萬－How Do You Hear It?

✯ 0.5萬－SNL

✯ 0.3萬－Memphis

✯ 0.2萬－Vows

女神卡卡至今發行了２張電影原聲帶，分別是【一個巨星的誕生】與【捍衛戰士：獨行俠】，都帶來了空前絕後的成功！女神卡卡更在後者挑戰了「配樂領域」與傳奇配樂家 Hans Zimmer 等人合作，並以一部電影躍升總票房最高的女性配樂家（14.9億美元）。

⭐️ 2018《一個巨星的誕生》A Star is Born

✈️ 2022《捍衛戰士：獨行俠》Top Gun: Maverick

🃏 2024《小丑2》Joker: Folie à Deux

🎬 女神卡卡也將在明年 2024 上映她第３部主演電影【小丑2】，不及待啦～ Little Monsters 絕對跟小編一樣超級期待這次會帶來怎樣的「原創歌曲」與「原創配樂」吧！

大家覺得新電影的歌曲會是怎樣的曲風呢？

#女神卡卡 #女神卡卡臺灣粉絲團 #環球音樂 #西洋 #西洋音樂 #音樂 #年度專輯 #年度歌曲 #一個巨星的誕生 #レディーガガ #레이디가가 #ladygaga #gaga #pawsup #littlemonsters #taiwan #ladygagataiwan #queenofpop #albumoftheyear #songoftheyear #recordoftheyear #spotify #bradleycooper #asib #astarisborn #soundtrack #songwriter #music #grammys #oscars

[ratingtheframe]

10 Films to watch this Valentine’s Day if you’re single as hell.

If anyone or anything is making you feel worthless on the Capitalist Holiday that is Valentine’s Day because you’re single AF, then don’t fret because it means one of two things;

You’re happy enough with yourself to not need anyone else.

You’re allergic to people.

Though mine is both the former and the latter, I can still get down to a good romance movie now and again. Now I’m not talking about those horrendous rom coms that Netflix seems to be churning out every damn minute, but those emotionally invested, earthy and well written dramas that has you ugly crying into your bathrobe for 17 minutes straight (me at the end of Her.). Here is a compiled list of some of the best romance films I’ve seen over the years and how each one doesn’t showcase an abundance of clichés and brands them as “acts of love”.

A Star is Born (2018 or 1953, take your pick)

I’ve found that both the 1953 version of A Star is Born with Judy Garland and the 2018 newer version to be a perfect and well rounded love story. What makes this love story so fierce is the vulnerabilities and downfall of its characters, which even though there are many sad moments, it perpetuates and strengthens the acts of love shown in the film. Both versions are similar in that they follow a woman who’s rise to fame as a performer becomes overshadowed by her jealous partner, who is also a notable celebrity. In the 2018 version starring Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper, Gaga’s character Ally is helped by a country singer, Jackson Maine to become a successful singer and icon amongst the music industry. As she rises, Jackson falls and the character dynamics and intensity between them is a fitting love story. I was thoroughly bawling at the end and I guarantee you will too as Lady Gaga’s rendition of Love Again was the true scene stealer of the film. 

Call me by your name (2017)

I have an incredible bias towards this film and it has nothing to do with the film’s context or characters or even Timothée Chalamet The reason why I feel so connected to this film and proclaim it as my favourite film of all time is because of when I watched the film. It’s almost like seeing a film about a political event right after it's happened; you have this rush and connection towards something that’s actually affected you in the real world. I had the same feeling with Call me by your name after going through a rough and confusing patch whilst trying to get over someone I thought I truly loved. Turns out I didn’t (thank god) and yet Call me your name was almost like a shoulder to cry on. It’s a film that’s taught me to love and love hard but most importantly, not beat yourself up or try to distinguish the pain felt by true love. If you haven’t been fortunate to catch this beauty of a film, it follows two men, Elio (Timothée Chalamet) and Oliver (Armie Hammer) and their brief relationship in the summer of 1983 in Northern Italy. 17 year old Elio lives with his parents and his father (Michael Stuhlbarg) is a scholar who invites students from outside the country for the summer in hope of passing on his wisdom to them. This is when Oliver arrives, a handsome twenty something American who becomes the infatuation of Elio. 

I’ll never forget the first time I heard the monologue that Elio’s father gave his son at the end, explaining to Elio why he shouldn’t feel embarrassed by the pain he felt after loving Oliver:

“We rip out so much of ourselves to be cured of things faster, that we go bankrupt by the age of thirty and have less to offer each time we start with someone new. But to make yourself feel nothing so as not to feel anything - what a waste”

That, ladies and gentlemen and all in between, is what love is.

Her. (2013)

Once again, another film about love that had a profound effect on me because of when I watched it. Her. follows the story of Theodore (Joaquin Phoenix) and his search for a story using an A.I to help him write. However, after getting to know this A.I named Samantha (Scarlett Johansson) and hearing the way she adapts and shows emotions, he soon falls in love with it. Some may deem this as rather sad (which it is) but I think it speaks to bigger constructs like internet dating and letting go of people you loved thus diminishing the fantasy and world you created for the two of you. This part of the film got to me a stark way as I felt the pain of letting go of not only a person, but a fantasy, just like Theodore had to do in letting his past partners go. Her. is truly beautiful, with some great production design, cinematography and acting.

Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019)

The absolute queen of love stories would be Céline Sciamma’s Portrait of a Lady on Fire, a film about the romance between two women in the late 18th Century. Definitely not a narrative you see every day or one that’s been painted in such a way (pun intended). Marianne (Noémie Merlant) is commissioned to paint the beautiful and stubborn Héloïse (Adèle Haenel) and the portrait is to be gifted to a suitor of Héloïse’s from Milan. But instead of getting the painting done and sending it off, Marianne and Héloïse unexpectedly fall for one another at a subtle and well timed pace that had me gawping at the screen the entire way through. Slow, sensual and moving is Portrait of a Lady on Fire and I would definitely say is one of the best LGBTQ plus films ever made to date.

Broke Back Mountain (2005)

Ang Lee scooped up a BAFTA, Golden Globe and Oscar for his direction on his adapted screenplay of Brokeback Mountain. Ennis Del Mar (Heath Ledger) and Jack Twist (Jake Gyllenhaal) form a romantic bond after shepherding alone together on the side of a mountain. Once their time herding sheep comes to a close and they return back to their respective lives, it's clear that their bond is stronger than they had anticipated. They live in constant fear of their relationship becoming apparent to those around them, which leaves one of them taking matters into their own hands. A controversial yet extremely successful film of its time, Brokeback Mountain does a fabulous job of showcasing the consequences and despair of love using two of Hollywood’s finest actors.

Carol (2013)

It’s difficult to fully appreciate LGBTQ plus films set in the past as they mostly focus on the persecution of homosexuals as opposed to the love they wish to express. However, this was pretty accurate of the time and it's only very recently that we have begun to accept one another’s sexualities and genders fully so much that we play these stories out on screen without the persecution part. Carol is a film directed by Todd Haynes and stars Rooney Mara and Cate Blanchett. I found them to be an extremely intense pairing whilst they unravelled as their characters on screen. Therese (Rooney Mara) works in the toy department of a department store when one day she lays eyes upon Carol Aird, a beautiful and elegant married woman who becomes the infatuation of Therese. Therese throws all caution to the wind in order to be closer to Carol and because of this and the 1950s society they live in, their relationship is doomed from the beginning. I was in complete awe of the way Carol had been shot and created into this sensual and rich drama set in the 1950s. From the costumes, to the lighting to the acting, everything about Carol held weight to it showcasing the devotion of a truly talented director.

Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind (2004)

Usually I’d pass on a Charlie Kaufman film, seeing as they make no sense, however I felt that it was time I delved into this cult classic starring Kate Winslet, Jim Carrey, Kirsten Dunst, Mark Ruffalo and Elijah Wood. It’s a really well made film with a clear and distinct message to it that’s represented in some phenomenal filmmaking techniques. The plot line of this film follows a man trying to erase a past lover and his memories of her get wiped away physically before your eyes on screen. It made me wish that I could do the same with people I’ve liked in the past, but the contradictory of this would be the trauma of eventually ending up with someone you had already met in another life. I haven’t experienced a break up nor felt the pain of one, though I could judge that this film tells that experience really well.

Moonlight (2016)

Moonlight is one of few films that I would genuinely worship if it were a religion. It's also one of the films that I outwardly shame people for not having seen, as it is truly a masterpiece and film lover’s film. Deep, emotionally connected, colourful, harsh, moving and eye opening, this film takes you on an emotional rollercoaster through the eyes of Chiron and the three stages of his life that have carved out his essence as a human being. Not only that, but he falls in love with another boy at his school, and when he does, he’s hurt rather badly. Literally. Moonlight is the definition of profundity and was awarded the top prize of Best Picture at the 2017 Academy Awards. 

Loving (2016)

When I think of a truthful and honest testament of love, the film Loving comes to mind which is a fitting title for such a delicate yet strong story. The film is based on a true story of an interracial couple, Richard and Mildred (Joel Edgerton and Ruth Negga) being banned from Virginia in the 1950s for choosing to be together. If that ain’t a true sacrifice of love, then I don’t know what is. Choosing someone you love over your own home is an unfathomable thing and certainly shows the strength that this couple had in facing the judgements of others whilst remaining emotionally truthful to themselves. 

The Shape of Water (2017)

The Shape of Water is a strange yet enlightening love story between Eliza, a deaf woman (Sally Hawkins) and a creature being tested on in a laboratory. Awards season went mental for this back in 2018, winning four of the THIRTEEN Oscars it was nominated for. I would categorize it as quite the niche film and wouldn’t usually think that such a film could be garnered with Oscar success. However everyone who worked on this film really pulled out the stops in creating an entire new world and perspective that has many layers to it, as well as an abundance of conflict and dynamics for audiences to lull over. The relationship between Eliza and the feared swamp monster that’s being cruelly tested in the laboratories where she works, is heartfelt and honest, which is strange seeing as Eliza’s virtually in love with a monster. The casting in this was outlandish yet it really worked as all actors in this melded well into the story as their prospective characters. It also has one of the most touching endings to a film I’ve ever seen.

And there you have it, ten Romance films for you to enjoy this Valentine’s Day. Watch them all at once, or maybe just watch one. Whether you watch it alone or with someone, it doesn’t really matter!

Lots of love

Ang x

[unhingedera]

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Old memories - One (on Wattpad) https://www.wattpad.com/1184854556-old-memories-one?utm_source=web&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_content=share_reading&wp_uname=sincepokerface&wp_originator=MmjOUFR9AvvYhhFenDl%2FwvEAKYWicOImGrRWD3tqxe6U5VOTWY52%2FtMNvH2YF7HhQHw5rzdHHMlwkBwR98T3ieFXwBs4avVylk0zR5mmy5h8yw7Tx13XBAfsfQF96Xn7 Bradga Fanfic - AU Stefani left all behind to live abroad, including her first passion. Now she is back in America and meets Bradley, her high school sweetheart, falling in love again with him once again. Not everything is perfect, and they have to face who don't support them as a couple. *Just trying to write a light story with a little drama and some smut sometimes. I don't mean to offend anyone by this ** I tried writing a story like that a few months ago (Neighbors), but I deleted it because I didn't like the path it was taking. So I decided to write it again with a different name.