#Perfect 1985

[zanephillips]

Perfect (1985) dir. James Bridges

[letzternachtzug]

Jamie Lee Curtis posing in aerobics/gym gear - promotional photography for 'Perfect' (1985). dir. James Bridges.

[filmgifs]

“The main cast all strut their aerobics stuff for the camera encore-style for their billing at the start of the closing credits, except for John Travolta, who stands there exhausted.” John Travolta as Adam Lawrence in Perfect (1985) dir. James Bridges

[hanaranjada]

That Jamie Lee Curtis x Jhon Travolta scene but make it kacchako ~ Mullet Katsuki makes a comeback 😎 We also got some gym themed NSFW comic kacchako on patreon with a special guest 😈

PLEASE DO NOT REPOST WITHOUT CREDIT (o´▽`o)ﾉ

[80smovies]

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

MDZS x Brazil (1985)

(Yes. Real movie dialogue)

[carrotsofthepirabbean]

bttf au where they send Jennifer (criminally underused) to retrieve the sports almanac to avoid the tremendous problem of Marty accidentally meeting himself, which instead causes some tremendous other problems

[moeblob]

Gavin mentally: wait... that doesn't add up........

[heliojart]

merry yaoimas!!!!!!

redraw inspired by one of kote's tweets (@jollyhaunt/viscerani on twitter)!

[ensalada-de-lengua-de-pajaritos]

[cosmonautroger]

New Order, The Perfect Kiss, 1985

[frgmnthtr]

(1985)

[flowerprintundies]

Ok ok i found the Anchor Bay 2007 release of

RE-ANIMATOR (1985)

[danishphoner]

one thing that really fascinates me about alex is his devotion to art – and more specifically, how he chooses to get some inspiration from scientific works of what he aims to implement in his art. every time one gets to examine some of his lyrics, or even how he explains these lyrics in an interview, they can be greeted by some bits of actual scientific information. an example is how he named his taquería on the moon with the term “information-action ratio”, coined by the critic neil postman, and referenced it in the song four out of five, something that might also indicate an interesting articulation with postman's concept. the line “cute new places keep on popping up”, for example, can express his well-known sardonic discontent regarding the flood of information being generated and transmitted over and over and, as much as it seems visually appealing and does give the idea of benefiting from advanced technologies, it doesn't really add anything substantial to the receiver's critical thinking – and worse, it distances the information receiver from the sender in a communication channel, according to postman.

what i'm saying with this interpretation is, it's known that alex is enamoured with the idea of gathering a bunch of references and condensing them into a mixture of metaphors in his writing, but it's so thrilling how, at times, we can find some bits of science inside of it – and it's even more exciting, just like playing a puzzle game, to find these references and analyse them by doing a similar research to what he did to create his works.

[euphoric-deadlights]

RIchard Dean Anderson - Macgyver ft Swiss Army Knife 🤎

[elisaenglish]

He's the sort who can't know anyone intimately, least of all a woman. He doesn't know what a woman is. He wants you for a possession, something to look at, like a painting or an ivory box. Something to own and to display. He doesn't want you to be real, and to think and to live. He doesn't love you. But I love you. I want you to have your own thoughts and ideas and feelings, even when I hold you in my arms.