#do watch

[kcurvskirtt]

illove The Truman Show

[daylee-depresso]

hhHYELLO

ATTENTION MURDER DRONES FANS!! COOL PERSON SPOTTED JESUS YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[duchessofhastings]

The English 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[ma-che-noia]

Luca Marinelli enjoying being very evil in They Call Me Jeeg, 2015

[blackwoolncrown]

lakotalaw.org/wopila <---Extensive online gathering of Native representatives talking about issues of culture and community

[reallyawesomecostumes]

Max von Sydow passed away yesterday: the thing I saw him in most recently was The Last Place on Earth, a 1985 miniseries about Scott and Amundsen’s race to the south pole. He got the joyous job of playing Norwegian polar explorer Fridtjof Nansen. I highly recommend this series - the actors playing Scott and Amundsen mainly worked in theater, and are really amazing; everyone seems extremely cold because they decided to film on Baffin Island. Lots of very gross depictions of scurvy and frostbite, at one point a horse’s head is hacked off. Hugh Grant, Bill Nighy, Daragh O’Malley, Sylvester McCoy also show up. Don’t watch if you’re a huge fan of RF Scott, I guess.

[ichoosepazuzu]

Wait Until Dark (1960-whatever) So this title came up in another blog, and I started writing this in the comments, but then it felt less like a comment than a personal endorsement, so: This is my favorite Audrey Hepburn movie; she really gets put through the emotional wringer. Also my favorite Alan Arkin movie; his character is such a cold, eerie bastard in it (but I dig it). I think I watched it for the first time when I was 14 or something and it was on TV in the middle of the night on A&E, and I was hooked. Simply shot, super understated. Definitely a 60s time capsule when considering the costuming, scoring, makeup. But also just incredibly effective. Instant favorite.