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[pomegranate]

Happy birthday!! 🥳🥳🎉🎉

Thank you very much!!!! 💓😊💓

[pomegranate]

I hope you're feeling better and getting lots of rest! Safe recovery :) !!

OHHH MY GOD. this is so cute help me!!!!!!! thank you so much!!! 💓 jokes that I can hear in their voices…

[thecynical-idealist]

3 and 6 for the starry night asks! Hope you are doing well <3

Hey dear!! I hope you're well too! 🫂🫂

3. Describe the most beautiful dream you've ever had.

I don't remember it clearly, but it was something about being head over heels in love with a beautiful man who adored me. I remember the overwhelming feeling of tenderness.

6. What's your favourite place for stargazing?

In Paris, at the cour carrée du Louvre and in the gardens at the back of the Tour Eiffel. It takes your breath away.

[hintons-a]

🌷🍓👒 :))

🌷 - writing achievement you want to brag about - i have been sitting on my hands nervous about following up my arguably best fic, "a little less conversation, (a little more action)" for a long long time. and i finally did write a follow up! a good one and i'm really happy it came to be!

🍓 - worst thing you've done to your characters - fed ponyboy a human arm. probably? tho there's also the abuse dallas suffers from his parents.

👒 - nicest thing you've done to your characters - allow ponyboy and dallas to keep each other, even after one of them died.

[leonardcohenofficial]

Hii! This will probably be very difficult but... top 5 scenes from John Cassavetes directed movies?

in no particular order:

the “okay. i’ll eat ice cream.” exchange from minnie and moskowitz

opening night “i'm getting older. what do we do about that?”

the “tell me how you want me to be” mabel and nick exchange in a woman under the influence

“love is a stream. it's continuous. it doesn't stop.” from love streams

the last scene in faces on the stairs with charlie smalls' “never felt like this before” scoring the final moments we see on screen

[leonardcohenofficial]

Hii! for the horror asks 1, 10, 17?

favorite horror movie: my basic boring-ass answer is the shining (stanley kubrick, 1980); i still notice new things each time i rewatch and it's only gotten scarier as i age

scariest scene in a horror movie: everything that happens in twin peaks: fire walk with me (david lynch, 1992) is about as horrifying as it gets

a movie i think could be remade in an interesting/satisfying way: i do not wish for a remake of the night of the hunter (charles laughton, 1955) but i do wonder what the character of reverend harry powell would look like today; is he a christian tiktoker? a joel olsteen type? what does that archetype look like contemporarily

[leonardcohenofficial]

Hiii! For the movie buff questions 11, 34, 60, 66?

favorite musical: fiddler on the roof (norman jewison, 1971) is the best movie musical of all time send post

an underrated movie: i don't think this is so much underrated as underseen but faults (riley stearns, 2014) is one of the best films i've seen this year and i don't even know how i stumbled upon it; extremely wild movie but truly so good

most visually stunning movie i've seen: hmmmm i don't have one particular film that comes to mind but i will say that my favorite cinematographer is probably lászló kovács

favorite remake of an old movie: i don't typically like remakes because they are almost always bad but one solid exception is invasion of the body snatchers (philip kaufman, 1978; remake of the don siegel 1956 version)

[signorin-anarchia]

♪ :)

Music ask game

Hi bloop! Thx for asking ✨

"Pierrot the Clown" - Placebo