#spring break forever

[lullabiesinaglasswilderness]

[sademae444]

[intogusmind]

spring breakers forever.

[secret--songs]

I'm so excited we're watching spring breakers tomorrow I fucking love that movie

[muserepeats]

praise you like i should

chapter 4/6: steal my sunshine

By @muserepeats for @calculated2stagger

Maybe Rue is someone she can trust with the secret she’s been unable to voice since New Year’s Eve. 

“Well, it’s a little more complicated than that.” Lexi bites her lip and steals a glance in Rue’s direction. Her friend is quiet, leaving space for her to feel out whatever she needs to say next. “The way it started was kind of… unusual.” “Why, because you met at a party and kissed at midnight? Seems like some Harry Met Sally romantic comedy shit.” “No, it’s not that. We kind of –” Lexi pauses to take a deep sigh. “We, um, started out pretending to date each other, because we both wanted to push Cassie and Ethan together. And then we both kind of fell… for real.”

The chortle from Rue’s throat is strong enough to shake the headboard. Thankfully, there’s a look of delight on her face. “Okay, now it’s an actual romantic comedy.”

[tomwindeknecht]

Spring Break is just around the corner and I'm feeling the need to get out of town. Getting my essentials ready: camera, keys, wallet, and my Discount Glasses! Where should I go? Give me your recommendations in the comments below. Palm Springs, maybe?

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[schlock-luster-video]

On March 22, 2013, Spring Breakers debuted in Bulgaria, Estonia, and the United States.

[cinemavariety]

T R O U B L E in P A R A D I S E

spring breakers x grimes (we appreciate power)

"There was something hyper-impressionistic and wild about the whole idea of it, and I'd never seen it done in an interesting way. Also, just in metaphorical terms, even the phrase 'Spring Break' and what it represents, what it can be, the idea of a destruction of innocence and disappearing into the night. I wanted it to look like it was lit with candy. Like Skittles or Starburst. I wanted the tone to be pushed into a hyper-candy-textural, hyper-stylised reality. It's meant to be a kind of visual mash-up, or an impressionistic reinterpretation of the way youth use media and technology today. I was trying to think of the medium in a different way, or in a way that was at least more inventive. Something that was closer to musical experiences I've had, electronic music, things that were loop-based and repetitive. There's not even a lot of dialogue; things are repeated in a way that a pop song has hooks. We were trying to obliterate the sense of time and go with something that was more like a feeling."

- Harmony Korine on Spring Breakers