December 22, 2012

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November 4, 2012
kvetchlandia:

Uncredited Photographer     Buster Keaton with His Bulldog     1928
“One who never smiled, carried a face as still and sad as a daguerreotype through some of the most preposterously ingenious and visually satisfying comedy ever invented. That was Buster Keaton.” James Agee, speaking of Buster Keaton in “Comedy’s Greatest Era,” LIFE magazine, 5 September 1949

kvetchlandia:

Uncredited Photographer     Buster Keaton with His Bulldog     1928

“One who never smiled, carried a face as still and sad as a daguerreotype through some of the most preposterously ingenious and visually satisfying comedy ever invented. That was Buster Keaton.” James Agee, speaking of Buster Keaton in “Comedy’s Greatest Era,” LIFE magazine, 5 September 1949

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October 20, 2012
howtotalktogirlsatparties:

“Oh, I like this one. One dog goes one way, the other dog goes the other way, and this guy’s sayin’, ‘Whaddaya want from me?’” - Tommy DeVito, Goodfellas

The best part of Goodfellas BY FAR.

howtotalktogirlsatparties:

“Oh, I like this one. One dog goes one way, the other dog goes the other way, and this guy’s sayin’, ‘Whaddaya want from me?’” - Tommy DeVito, Goodfellas

The best part of Goodfellas BY FAR.

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April 1, 2012
nazi-julieandrews:

The famous arrow scene near the end was in fact done with real arrows. That is, the arrows hitting the wooden planks were not done with special effects, but rather choreographed with archers. Mifune waves his arms to brush away the arrows sticking from the planks, indicating to them that he wanted to go in that particular direction. The real arrows were included to get Mifune’s facial expressions of real-life fear, which is exceptionally hard to imitate. Of course, the arrows that hit the Mifune character were bamboo fakes. 
 Throne of Blood (1957)

nazi-julieandrews:

The famous arrow scene near the end was in fact done with real arrows. That is, the arrows hitting the wooden planks were not done with special effects, but rather choreographed with archers. Mifune waves his arms to brush away the arrows sticking from the planks, indicating to them that he wanted to go in that particular direction. The real arrows were included to get Mifune’s facial expressions of real-life fear, which is exceptionally hard to imitate. Of course, the arrows that hit the Mifune character were bamboo fakes.

Throne of Blood (1957)

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March 1, 2012

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February 19, 2012
One of my favorite moments from this movie—ATCQ breaking into “Buggin’ Out” live.

One of my favorite moments from this movie—ATCQ breaking into “Buggin’ Out” live.

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February 4, 2012
Dying to know the context for this one!

Dying to know the context for this one!

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December 2, 2011
minimalmovieposters:

Seven Samurai by Benjamitus


This, and the tumblr it comes from, are so cool.

minimalmovieposters:

Seven Samurai by Benjamitus

This, and the tumblr it comes from, are so cool.

November 26, 2011
awwwdamn:

so is this accepted as a christmas movie now, or is that just in my world?


Great poster!

awwwdamn:

so is this accepted as a christmas movie now, or is that just in my world?

Great poster!

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November 1, 2011

coldhexes:

ICE CREAM EATING MOTHER FUCKER. That’s what you are.

I love this movie.

One of the finest moments in film history right here.

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