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VIVIEN LEIGH as LADY HAMILTON and LAURENCE OLIVIER as HORATIO NELSON
THAT HAMILTON WOMAN (1941) dir. alexander korda
I remember that scene to be set at New Years Eve 1800, and him saying something along the lines of: âNow Iâve kissed you through two centuries.â
Loved that line. I thought it was very romantic.
It may not interest anyone, but I am obsessed with the stage design of RSCâs latest version of âHenry Vâ.
Blood? Really? A bit obvious, donât you think? But then, it is so poignant. The lighter parts so telling. Itâs everywhere, but lighter in the paths we travel most. As if habitual use will wear it down/off.
Gosh, I love this play.
The duo ever
Judging people together. My favourite expression :D love this piece đ
"And now, what has become of fair La Nouvelle Orleans, the jewel of the Americas? She is a forgotten ruin, the detritus of history. She was a great city once, and now her people sit in taverns drowning themselves in drink, patiently awaiting the day when sea and storm will rise up to claim them, as it did the old Atlanteans of Platoâs fable. It sickens me."
CAMERA TEST, THE VAMPIRES OF NEW ORLEANS (2026)
Totally forgot that today is the best day in Dracula Daily, the day where Van Helsing gaily plonks Seward down in front of the woman who rejected him and goes âSee this guy? No bitches. Absolutely none. Zero swag. Valuable work he does, sure, but what does he know about chicks? Fuck all, Lucy. Fuck all. I told my students the same thing. This dude is the antithesis of sexual intelligence.â
Iconic!
Rotkehlchen
Look at this little guy! Makes you happy đ
dr du maurier my nonchalant queenđ·
I really like these! The style is great. â€ïž
loretta swit, 1977
I love you, Loretta! Rest in Peace.
âItâs so great to be back, returning to Jessica after three seasons and âThe Defendersâ and now joining the MCU. Iâm so excited to bring back this iconic character, and without giving too much away, there is much more in store for Jessica Jones. This is going to be an incredible season!â
KRYSTEN RITTER â about her official return as jessica jones for âdaredevil: born againâ season two.
Yes. đ please donât f**k this up.
Daredevil: Born Again 1x09 "Straight to Hell"
Ok. Itâs official. Iâm deep at the bottom of the âMatt Murdock/Devil of Hells Kitchenâ rabbit hole once more.
What is it with the self-righteous, masochist, tortured, doubting, but trying-to-do-the-right-thing characters, that makes me fall for them over and over again?
This is something I never expected to exist. But I'm so happy it does. Hearing Hugh Dancy randomly on my fyp spiral over the downfall of society made me realize that I am, in fact, not crazy for also spiraling into unending existential doom.
damn The Lion in Winter (1968) really is thee film of all time. it's a 12th century historical epic. it's a dramedy about going home for Christmas and getting into fights with your family. it's gay. it's homophobic. everyone loves each other. everyone's trying to kill/imprison each other. Katharine Hepburn talks about wearing a gold chain from her nipples. she won an academy award for it. one of the most devious characters is just called Jeffâą. Genuinely peak holiday viewing
This hellsite is the only place where one could find such a short, precise and yet totally over the top review of one of the greatest movies of all time.
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âMy, what a greedy little trinity you are - king, king, king. Two of you must learn to live with disappointmentâ
âBut which ones?â
âLetâs deny them all and live forever.â
I posted this four years ago on Facebook and I STAND BY IT (I'm working on deleting posts from Facebook so I can delete the whole thing)
Amen!!!! Finally someone in my niche, weird corner.
filmfestivalgr:
the one with the biggest hug of #TIFF65
This man. This woman. I love them both. They deserve all the greatest parts and best scripts, and Iâm so exited to see this movie đ„°
Someone living in Sweden during the Iron Age wore this cloak. Unfortunately, they wore it while they were murdered: forensic analysis found the holes in the cloak match how stabs would have penetrated the folds of the cloak when it was being worn.
Dating to 360 to 100 BCE, is also the oldest known example of a houndstooth pattern!
Nothing I will ever write will ever be as good as âunfortunately, they wore it while they were murderedâ
I hope to wear something this stylish, when they inevitably part me from my mortal coil.
I feel the impact of jeans and t-shirt just wonât have the same effect.
words cannot express how obsessed I am with the Keira Knightley/Jack Davenport audio commentary on the first Pirates of the Caribbean film
The best commentary I have heard in a while đ
My favorite Shakespeare thing is when he writes a major plot point but just has someone tell us about it to save on special effects.
Hamlet gets kidnapped by pirates but we donât see that part. Itâs a letter.
The Oracle of Delphi shows up in the Winterâs Tale and rather than do all the special effects required to make that adequately supernatural, two guys come on stage and go âwoah that was coolâ
Thereâs a big storm on the night that Duncan is murdered and we learn about this when half the cast of Macbeth says âsure was stormy last nightâ
Shakespeare, the OG low-budget director taking the easy way out.
