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Best performances in 2015: #6 Jessica Chastain as Lucille Sharpe in Crimson Peak

The horror was for love. The things we do for love like this are ugly, mad, full of sweat and regret. This love burns you, maims you, twists you inside out. It is a monstrous love, and it makes monsters of us all.

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Ang taong may damdamin ay hindi alipin. People who feel are not slaves.

Heneral Luna (2015) dir. Jerrold Tarog

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When Marnie Was There (2014)

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Creature spirits from Spirited Away

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Macbeth

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I didn’t come with an instruction manual or a label on me anywhere. I still don’t know what my purpose is. What was I made of? I’m a cyborg, but that’s ok (dir.  Chan-wook Park, 2006)

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Asoiaf Old Hollywood fancast ↝ Ann Harding as Rhaella Targaryen

“I saw your father and your mother wed as well. Forgive me, but there was no fondness there, and the realm paid dearly for that, my queen.”

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Films in 2015—#118 Seventh Heaven (Frank Borzage, 1927)

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You see, there are still faint glimmers of civilization left in this barbaric slaughterhouse that was once known as humanity. Indeed that’s what we provide in our own modest, humble, insignificant… Oh, fuck it.

The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)

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queens of ghibli → lady eboshi

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I made a meme: favourite adaptions (1/?)- Coraline (2009)

You probably think this world is a dream come true, but you’re wrong. 

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I’m serious.

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STUDIO GHIBLI MASTER POST

Castle in the Sky

Grave of the Fireflies

My Neighbor Totoro

Kiki’s Delivery Service

Porco Rosso

Pom Poko

Whisper of the Heart

Princess Mononoke

My Neighbors the Yamadas

Spirited Away

The Cat Returns

Howl’s Moving Castle

Tales From Earthsea

Ponyo

The Secret World of Arrietty

From Up on Poppy Hill

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Kaze Tachinu / The Wind Rises Written by Hayao Miyazaki (based on his own graphic novel, in turn based on a novel by Tatsuo Hori) Directed by Hayao Miyazaki - Japan, 2013 Roger Ebert: “In “The Wind Rises”, we are given a portrait of a bespectacled thinker and dreamer, a boy obsessed with the inner workings of machines, and the way things are put together, a boy who looks around him and understands that what he fantasizes about can become a reality. The same could be said for Hayao Miyazaki, and in a way, “The Wind Rises” is his most personal film.“

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There must be a future that we can choose for ourselves.

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“Shingeki no Kyojin/Attack on Titan” Live Action Movie Stills (Part 2)

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