Everybody’s a critic.

’s’s a clitic.

So, Spike Jonze’s new film is called Her.

And every time I see this, I just can’t help but…

bolondkalap asked: 11, 23, 24, 30. :)

11: Favourite action film.
Die Hard, although The Raid is pretty full-on.

23: Favourite romantic film.
Before Sunset, with a runner-up of The Purple Rose of Cairo… or maybe City Lights. Or It Happened One Night. Brief Encounter? The Red Shoes. L’Atalante. I can’t choose a favourite here.

24: Favourite erotic film.
Crash (1997). Or maybe Last Tango in Paris (though this could possibly fit in the previous category).

30: Favourite war film.
Apocalypse Now. Major Dundee is also great. Also Paths of Glory and Das Boot.


Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall between rehearsals for a 1946 Lux Radio Theater adaptation of To Have and Have Not, in which both actors revisited their original screen roles.

Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall between rehearsals for a 1946 Lux Radio Theater adaptation of To Have and Have Not, in which both actors revisited their original screen roles.

(Source: deforest)

Updated my list of likes.

Also added a gifs link to the link bar.

Tumblr has weird link reblogs on text posts. Ask me.

andersonkorine:

  1. All-time favourite director.
  2. All-time favourite film.
  3. All-time favourite actor.
  4. All-time favourite actress.
  5. Top 5 directors.
  6. Top 5 films.
  7. Top 5 actors.
  8. Top 5 actresses.
  9. Top 5 female directors.
  10. Top 5 film quotes.
  11. Favourite action film.
  12. Favoutrite adventure film.
  13. Favourite road film.
  14. Favourite super-hero film.
  15. Favourite thriller film.
  16. Favourite crime film.
  17. Favourite noir film.
  18. Favourite comedy.
  19. Favourite teen movie.
  20. Favourite cult film.
  21. Favourite drama.
  22. Favourite fantasy film.
  23. Favourite romantic film.
  24. Favourite erotic film.
  25. Favourite historical film.
  26. Favourite epic film.
  27. Favourite bio film.
  28. Favourite horror.
  29. Favourite musical.
  30. Favourite war film.
  31. Favourite western.
  32. Favourite animation.
  33. Favourite cinematography.
  34. Favourite soundtrack.
  35. All-time favourite female performance.
  36. All-time favourite male performance.
  37. All-time favourite female character.
  38. All time favourite male character.
  39. Top 5 female performances.
  40. Top 5 male performances.
  41. Top 5 female chacaters.
  42. Top 5 male characters.
  43. Directors you would like to see working together.
  44. Actors you would like to see together in a film.
  45. Films you would like to see in teathres. 
  46. Films you are expecting excitedly.
  47. Films you always wanted to watch but never got around to do it.
  48. Films you plan to watch these days.
  49. Films you’d watch on a date.
  50. Films you’d watch with your friends.

(Source: franz-kafkas)

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Why we should use the Oxford Comma

bowtiesinthedungeon:

A direct quote from The Times newspaper, talking about a Peter Ustinov documentary and saying that:

 “highlights of his global tour include encounters with Nelson Mandela, an 800-year-old demigod and a dildo collector”.

Yes, but saying “Nelson Mandela, an 800-year-old demigod, and a dildo collector” implies that Nelson Mandela is an 800-year-old demigod. Ambiguity strikes either way. Just use common sense. Or even comma sense.

mattybing1025:

Cary Grant chats with director Frank Capra on the set of Arsenic and Old Lace, 1941. 

mattybing1025:

Cary Grant chats with director Frank Capra on the set of Arsenic and Old Lace, 1941.