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I was having an argument with my brain about it. Joe Keery as Travis "Teacake" Meacham in Cold Storage (2026) | written by David Koepp & directed by Jonny Campbell

#cold storage #cold storage 2026 #joe keery #travis meacham #travis teacake meacham #david koepp #jonny campbell #moviegifs #filmgifs #horroredit #mygifs #dare i say #one of the hottest looks he's ever had #some of the visual effects of this don't look...great #but i WILL be sat for him #and getting to see more georgina campbell in horror #a net positive overall

“There was a second there where Teacake could look into her eyes from up close without coming off as creepy, a second where it was just gratitude and connection. The first half of that second was thrilling- her eyes were home, they were the only place he ever wanted to be, and the last lines of the only poem he knew flitted through his mind- A mind at peace with all below, A heart whose love is innocent. But then came the other half second, and his mind was no longer at peace, it felt only sorrow. Because he knew no matter how she felt tonight, no matter the thrill or danger or exhilaration of discovery, inevitably tomorrow morning would come, those feelings would fade, and she would realize they couldn't possibly be together.”

- COLD STORAGE(2019) by David Koepp, Chapter 19

they 👏 should’ve 👏 kissed 👏

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(Source: coldstoragemovie on Instagram)

Joe, Georgina, Liam, and David Koepp at an advanced screening of 'Cold Storage' in NYC today

#joe keery #travis teacake meacham #georgina campbell #naomi williams #liam neeson #robert quinn #david koepp #cold storage #nyc #can't wait for the movie #looks fantastic #❤️❤️❤️❤️

Disclosure Day (2026)

"Don't be afraid of what you don't know."

#disclosure day #david koepp #steven spielberg #emily blunt #josh o'connor #colin firth #eve hewson

Mission: Impossible was released on 22 May 1996.

Paramount Pictures owned the rights to the Mission: Impossible TV series (which ran for 7 seasons from 1966-1973) and had wanted to make a film version for years, but didn't commit until Tom Cruise wanted it to be the first film for his recently formed production company. Cruse hired Brian de Palma to direct and de Palma brought on David Koepp, Robert Towne, and Steven Zaillian to write the screenplay.

Mission: Impossible was the first film to open in more than 3,000 theaters, and despite mixed reviews, the film went on to be the 3rd highest-grossing film of the year and would go on to spawn 7 sequels.