MULHOLLAND DRIVE (2001) dir. David Lynch

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MULHOLLAND DRIVE (2001) dir. David Lynch
going with the flow in a face down in a river kinda way
the robot pet of the day is: Aibo ERS-111 (1999)
"I need to see them suffer" I say about a character who already does nothing but suffer
WATERSHIP DOWN (1978) dir. MARTIN ROSEN
[recommending something i sincerely love] ok so the thing about it is it kinda sucks
they're trying to get me to do something called ""my job"" instead of reading about medieval english poaching laws
this has been plaguing my mind for days
they want you to care more about 'job' than yuri... don't fall for this scam
SwanQueen in "Price of Gold" (1x04)
You see, I did a little digging into who you are, and what I found out was quite soothing.
the idea that a sex scene in fiction is fundamentally useless/simply for audience titillation UNLESS they’re fucking infodumping exposition while they bone or something is so funny and myopic to me. like, you really genuinely believe for real that there is NOTHING to be gained about your understanding of a story or characters simply from how they approach and engage in sex? really for real?
Happy Birthday Elizabeth Mitchell ♥ (March 27, 1970)
you can have multiple most gorgeous looking women giving performance of their lifetime in a movie or show yet people will still come out obsessing & wanting to fuck a white man with the personality of a wet cardboard
can you imagine how good shows would be if writers thought of women as human beings