#marc foster

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After seeing my comics of my ocs coming back on tumblr, I decided to post that one comic I made for the @toloveyouzine : a sapphic anthology.

I’m glad everyone is loving Breanne and Tisha and I’m so glad to be finally showing it to you :)

[jasper-rolls]

Quantum of Solace / 2008 / dir. Marc Foster

“Take a deep breath. You only need one shot. Make it count.”

[rye-views]

The Kite Runner (2007) dir. Marc Forster. 6.2/10

Another one of my favorite books that I didn’t realize became a movie.

I think that the child actors for Hassan and Amir were chosen well in terms of physical appearance. Everyone should go read about the real life story of the child actors who played Hassan and Amir.

In the book, I felt mostly jealousy and aggression in Amir, but I see a stronger friendship component in the movie.

The music, the children actors, the sky, the kite placements, etc. all combined well to make kite flying look magnificent. How did they do these kite scenes though? And how are they so skilled with kites?

The book was much more heart-wrenching, but the quote, “for you, a thousand times over” always gets to me.

[anideaappears]

Finding Neverland (2004), directed by Marc Foster

“Time is chasing after all of us. Isn’t that right?”

Like the ticking crocodile

[thematiccinematography]

Benches

[theletters2juliet]

“The world of reality has its limits; the world of imagination is boundless.” 

–Jean-Jacques Rousseau, “Emile, Or Treatise on Education”

[filmframesforlife]

Christopher Robin (2018)

[ultimatela]

Em Busca da Terra do Nunca (Finding Neverland), 2004