#LM78

[ueinra]

[imsorryimlate]

the homoeroticism of inviting your sworn enemy to watch and enjoy your execution

[rokry]

Jean ‘le Cric’ Valjean.

[iwouldlovetoeatyourtoast]

the version in this playlist is still not the full original length, though it is more complete than the more common versions available

edit:

the dvd in this listing claims to have a 2 hour 23 minute runtime

[semyazzayee]

Sometimes it really surprises me that they (Valjean from 1978 and 1998) are the same character and history because of how different they feel for me and I am even more surprised when I see how they act similarly or differently in the same part of the story

I realized that they basically have the same hairstyle but JVJ from lm78 looks like a Good Omens angel and JVJ from lm98 has more messy hair

Experimenting, lol

[demon4dilfs]

someone else pointed this out in the notes too but javert would’ve survived that fall in lm78. It’s such a short drop. He just went for a little swim. In my mind, valjean runs into him after marius’ and cosette’s wedding and cheers him up with his dick and they live happily ever after

[noodletea]

Real description of LM78 :)) It was my first encounter of Les Mis film and I immediately understand why people ship them (I hadn't entered the fandom back then

Les Misérables (1978) is really good film for people who don’t really care about the plot of Les Misérables but do want to watch two middle aged men try to out cunt each other for two hours

[thumbprintus]

at Newark, New Jersey https://www.instagram.com/p/CmwycA-Lm78/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[unbearablysadbeast]

sorry for LM78 posting, it will happen again

[ueinra]

[iwouldlovetoeatyourtoast]

I dug around on archive.org using that video url and pieced together the unlisted videos into a playlist:

i am once again thinking about the "missing" scene from Les Miserables (1978) wherein Jean Valjean escapes from a coffin...I've seen gif sets of it, and the gist is that two versions of the movie exists-the theatrical cut and the tv cut. and one one of those is fully 20 minutes longer. and i've never been able to find the full version, literally anywhere online.

[imsorryimlate]

reading valvert smut

[melancholyarchivist]

must a les miserables adaptation be ”good”? must it contain ”themes”? must it even have ”other characters”? is it not simply enough to watch javert soulfully lustfully evilly yearn for jean valjean for two hours and then kill himself with a frontflip?

[ainleysheep]

1978

[imsorryimlate]

thank you!! 🙏🏼

so far i’ve watched psycho & the sequel (which i agree is surprisingly good, i truly wasn’t expecting it), the tin star, and of course lm78 (his most important role 💕)

i’ve been trying to ask you for anthony perkins movie recs for like three days in a row but every time i accidentally write “do you have any norman bates movie recs?” and then i close the ask instead of sending it. anyway. recs? 👀 i skimmed his imdb page but a lot of them look pretty bad ngl so i figured it’s best to get some pointers

So many of them suck you’re not wrong 💕💕 like the MAJORITY of his filmography is kinda mediocre….. BUT there are lots of good things spattered about, and for the most part any garbage movie you can guarantee that he’s the best part about it — (we don’t talk about the late career work some of that stuff is just awful 💀)

Here’s five goodies tho :]]

• Friendly Persuasion 1956 — His second film and his only Oscar nomination — An Amish family wrestles with their philosophies on non-violence and other vices during the civil war. He plays Josh, the eldest son :]]

• The Matchmaker 1958 — Hello Dolly! without the music. Arguably my favourite role he’s played. Two store clerks get bored and go to New York to find girlfriends. Lots of cute moments between Tony and Robert, worth watching just for that.

• Psycho AND Psycho II — this is a Psycho II propaganda blog at heart, I’ll stand by this movie til the day I die. It had no right being as watchable as it is.

• Catch-22 1970 — it’s not really much about Tony’s character but he’s in it quite a bit and it’s still a good movie, and in the book he’s a way more important character. The first line of the book is still insane to me and I’m shocked there isn’t more middle aged men yaoi about Yossarian and the Chaplain 💕 watch the film then read the book that’s how I enjoyed it

• The Trial 1961 — Knowing the production history of this movie makes it so funny to me, Tony and Orson were losing their fucking minds by the time they’d finished it 💀 it’s also just a good movie I’ve seen it a few times now, switch up your rewatches by imagining different mystery crimes for Joseph K to have committed

The rest of his filmography is sooo hit or miss so explore at your own trepidation. I like Pretty Poison even if it’s a bit stilted, it’s not bad for a late 60s flick. OH Crimes of Passion is silly, and I like the Fool Killer even if everyone else doesn’t (the book is on archive.org, you’re WELCOME everybody 🙄) and ermmmm…. OH THE TIN STAR TOO 💕💕💕💕 SILLY SHERIFF COWBOY MOVIE 💕💕💕💕

let’s ask the audience 🙏😇 @ all the Tony girlies what are u recommending?

[semyazzayee]

i don't know why i'm like this.. I didn't ask for this...

Maybe I was meant to be a LM78 lover JDSKSKSK