#Iconic Film
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mentally-at-home · 1 year ago
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bocadeemetaal · 11 months ago
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"Se apropiará de tu vida, de lo que eres y de todo lo que te interesa, y te dejará sólo niebla y bruma. Se llevará tu alegría. Un día, cuando despiertes, no tendrás ni alma ni corazón. Serás una cáscara, una espiral de humo, y te convertirás en un sueño al despertar o en el recuerdo de algo olvidado"
-Coraline
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daremna · 2 years ago
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Loser (2000) is an underrated 00s romcom and i will NOT stand for it
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youcanonlysurviveit · 2 years ago
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lifewithaview · 2 years ago
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Ewan McGregor and Kelly Macdonald in "Trainspotting"(1996)
Renton, deeply immersed in the Edinburgh drug scene, tries to clean up and get out, despite the allure of the drugs and influence of friends.
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mypeggableromance · 2 years ago
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I am FINALLY going to watch Muppet's Christmas Carol this year,,,are u proud of me?
i will only be proud of results (review of your watching experience)
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allwhiterain · 1 year ago
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Matthew Lillard and Angelina Jolie as “Cereal Killer” and “Acid Burn” in Hackers (1995) directed by Iain Softley
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playermagic23 · 4 days ago
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35 Years of Parinda: Anil Kapoor reflects on the daring legacy of the legendary film, calling it "the most powerful film ever made"
On Sunday, actor Anil Kapoor commemorated the 35th anniversary of his film Parinda, calling it "the most powerful film ever made". He posted the film's poster and a message to his Instagram Stories.
The statement stated, "35 years ago, we had the guts, confidence, and cool arrogance to call it 'the most powerful film ever made.' And Parinda still stands the test of time."
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He reflected on the experience, saying, "Looking back, it still amazes me that we dared to put that on the poster and that audiences embraced it so wholeheartedly." Thank you for keeping Parinda alive in your hearts after so many years. Here's to a legacy that is timeless! #35yearsofParinda." The 1989 crime drama also stars Jackie Shroff, Nana Patekar, and Madhuri Dixit. Vidhu Vinod Chopra co-wrote, produced, and directed the movie.
It is a criminal drama about the Mumbai-based brothers Kishen (Jackie) and Karan (Anil). Karan falls in love with Paro (Madhuri), a friend's stunning sister, but she leaves India to study in America. On the work front, Anil Kapoor will next be seen in Subedaar with Radhikka. Prime Video posted to its official Instagram account to mark the start of the shoot and to reveal Anil Kapoor's outfit from the flick.
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filmfanaticfables1990 · 1 month ago
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Exploring The Unknown: The Enduring Legacy Of Close Encounters Of The Third Kind
In 1977, director Steven Spielberg took audiences on a mesmerizing journey with Close Encounters of the Third Kind, a film that has since become a cornerstone of science fiction cinema. This timeless classic does more than just depict alien encounters; it delves into the human psyche, exploring themes of curiosity, obsession, and the inexorable pull of the unknown.
A Symphony Of Curiosity
At its core,Close Encounters is a symphony of curiosity. Roy Neary, portrayed by Richard Dreyfuss, becomes consumed by his experience of seeing a UFO, leaving his mundane life behind in pursuit of answers. This relentless curiosity is something deeply ingrained in the human condition. The film poses the question: What are we willing to sacrifice to uncover the truths that lie beyond our immediate understanding?
The Obsession Of Discovery
Roy’s journey is marked by obsession, a theme that resonates with anyone who has ever been driven by an insatiable desire to understand. The iconic scene where he sculpts Devil’s Tower in his living room is a powerful visual metaphor for how obsession can take over one’s life. Spielberg masterfully shows how Roy’s quest alienates him from his family and society, yet also provides a profound sense of purpose and fulfillment.
Connecting Across Barriers
Close Encounters is also a tale of connection. The alien encounter transcends language and cultural barriers, suggesting that there is a universal means of communication that can bridge even the vastest divides. The use of music as a form of communication between humans and extraterrestrials underscores this idea beautifully. It’s a reminder that despite our differences, there are fundamental ways we can connect with one another.
The Unknown And The Unseen
The film captures the allure and fear of the unknown. Spielberg's aliens are mysterious, their intentions unclear, which evokes a sense of wonder and unease. This ambiguity taps into our deepest anxieties and fascinations about what lies beyond our world. It challenges us to confront our own fears of the unknown and consider how we would react if faced with something entirely beyond our comprehension.
A Reflection Of The Times
Released during a period of significant cultural and scientific change, Close Encounters reflects the zeitgeist of the 1970s, a time when the possibility of extraterrestrial life was a topic of intense interest. It captures the era’s optimism about human potential and exploration, as well as the underlying anxieties about our place in the universe.
Conclusion
Close Encounters of the Third Kind remains a powerful exploration of humanity's unending quest for knowledge and connection. Its themes of curiosity, obsession, and the unknown are as relevant today as they were in 1977. As we continue to explore the cosmos and seek out new frontiers, the film stands as a timeless reminder of the profound and sometimes perilous journey of discovery. It invites us to embrace our curiosity, confront our fears, and remain open to the endless possibilities that lie beyond our immediate horizons.
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mentally-at-home · 4 months ago
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kutsante · 7 months ago
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10/10 would recommend redrawing iconic movie posters with your oc
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youcanonlysurviveit · 2 years ago
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adaptationxoxo · 2 years ago
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R.I.P 😭
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JAMES CAAN as SONNY CORLEONE — THE GODFATHER (1972)
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verified-villain-fxcker · 14 days ago
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This might be the last time we see Tom Hardy Venom on screen so I just wanna say, from the bottom of my monster fucker heart, it has been an absolute pleasure to go through this series with you all these last 6 years.
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cinephilesadeqi · 9 months ago
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Movie Analysis and Review: "Casablanca" (1942)
Introduction:“Casablanca” is a timeless American drama directed by Michael Curtiz, set against the backdrop of World War II in Morocco. Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman, and Paul Henreid lead the cast in a tale of love, sacrifice, and political intrigue. The film’s enduring success is a testament to its captivating performances, rich character development, and poignant themes. Synopsis:Set in…
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chubbychiquita · 1 month ago
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good girls bury themselves in fat 🫢😳
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