We were born different from you, it’s in our blood. Nothing that you do or dream up can ever change that.
Elizabeth Debicki as Jordan Baker in Baz Luhrmann’s “The Great Gatsby”.
Things you should know before you listen to anything I have to say about Gatsby: I am a Victorianist (and, thus, the person who will argue with modernists when they go on and on about how their writers liberated society from Victorian mores), I hate Nick Carraway, and I will disagree with everything any man says about Daisy ever.
But I loved this film.
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has anyone ever read the parental guide for labyrinth because
This is a very valid note about the film. Though I would go with less of the “bewaaaare!” tone and file this under “reasons to watch this film.”
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I knew he was going to be in this movie but I didn’t realize that he was actually a lead, mostly because IMDB never assigned his character a name, but THAT’S TOTALLY HIM AT THE FAR LEFT OF THE LINEUP
I was already excited before because the first RED is legit one of my favorite action movies, but now there’s more ladies and Lee Byung Hun is a main character and I’m SUPER EXCITED

#this movie is traumatic how dare they label it a family movie
this movie will stamp all over your heart
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I hope you know what day it is tomorrow
THAT IS NOT WHAT THE WEATHER IS LIKE HERE, I’LL TELL YOU THAT MUCH.
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Gene Kelly and Cyd Charisse
My reaction to epic dram sequences as a kid was to try to fast forward before my mom could steal the remote…but I always stopped for Cyd Charisse.
(PS: my mom would steal back the remote, rewind, and tell me about why I should pay attention. “This was the first ballet sequence in the history of musical theatre,” or “that man is actually one of the most important choreographers in musical history,” or “we shouldn’t fast forward when feelings make us uncomfortable.”)
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“She has a certain indefinable magic that comes across, which no other actress in the business has.” - Billy Wilder
I quote the line about the lollipop almost every day and I have thought about it as a metaphor for life unironically
god i love this film
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It Happened One Night (1934) dir. Frank Capra
I love this film for so many reasons and this is half of them.
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