#book seen in a movie

[bookwatching]

Call me by your name - every book spotted in the movie

Chiamami col tuo nome (2017), Luca Guadagnino

Dragon Seed, Pearl S. Buck

The Cosmic Fragments, Eraclito

Unidentified book - if you know what book it is, write me in DM!

Diabolik (comic by Angela and Luciana Giussani)

Eptameron, Margherita d'Angoulême

Parole, Antonia Pozzi

Armance, Stendhal

Heart of Darkness, Joseph Conrad

[paintedcrows]

Holiday Classics

Been thinking about Ford watching the 70s Animated Lord of the Rings Movies... (companion comic to this post!)

[duckysprouts]

scum twilight (name in progress) episode 2 part 2

jacob wants to make friends with edward and decides to help him with his complexion for his meeting with bella tomorrow. edward doesn’t even know who this guy is. (also, no, edward can’t read jacob’s mind cause the system blocks his thoughts out)

bonus:

[doctormori]

I love this book to death, so here's some things I noticed <3

[shirmirart]

david the beagle 🐶

[lesbianshadowheart]

Glinda needed so badly to be loved by everybody that she gave up her only chance at a love that was genuine

[bioluminesced]

sunset over minas tirith

[yekokataa]

if you liked disco elysium, you'll also like...

these books:

the southern reach series by jeff vandermeer (book 4 just came out in october 2024!)

perdido street station by china miéville, the memoirs of stockholm sven by nathaniel ian miller

these games:

the thaumaturge (2024) (yeah, that's rasputin)

NORCO (2022) (underrated point and click narrative game in a near-future new orleans)

kentucky route zero (2013) (it's so fucking good)

pentiment (2022)

these shows:

true detective season 1 (2014) and also season 4 (2024)

the leftovers (2014-2017)

dark (2017-2020) (german show - netflix will try to default to the dubbed version but don't let it!)

[captaincrowe]

Anyway, after watching the Wicked movie again, I think my ideal outcome of the love triangle in a canon divergence scenario is "Gelphie and their free-range boytoy Fiyero who comes and goes as he pleases."

[iveneverreadtheiliad]

could not have asked for a better Dionysus. he is PERFECT.

[bookwatching]

🎞 Non così vicino (A Man Called Otto), Marc Forster

📖 Il maestro e Margherita, Michail Bulgakov

🔃 Adattamento cinematografico del romanzo del 2012 L'uomo che metteva in ordine il mondo di Fredrik Backman

🔎Avvistamento di @pillastra

[5-pp-man]

no you don't get it. i literally love stories where they dive into people's hearts/minds (literally or figuratively) sm it's my favourite type of storytelling.

[cupids-fiction]

The way Armand is the only one whose accent change is noticeable through the years because he doesn’t know who he is. The way it is always flawless because he is so good at adapting. The way he probably deliberately lost his French accent because it reminded him too much of Paris. SCREAMING CRYING.

[lordsketchers]

we got robot yaoi and yuri in the same month guys we’re winning

[juliesque04]

Every six months i find out that Les Misérables ISN'T about, like, some orphans in the Victorian Era being forced into labour during the Industrial Revolution, and I genuinely have no idea why I've gone around my whole life just wholeheartedly believing that's what that book is about

[emilynightshade89]

Poor Things (2023) dir. Yorgos Lanthimos