#carl is 20+

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Mary Philbin and Lon Chaney - The Phantom of the Opera (1925)

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[veryaren]

boys12

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[Note: This poll is a re-do of an older poll, as the original poll received less than 2,000 votes.]

[maybeyoullfindthissomeday]

Neuroplastic

cannot conclude if it’s all the drugs we did that weekend, but a part of me wants them to be the catalyst for these incessant emotions of yearning to be with you, to spill my longing in timid truths. uncertainty banes my brain if it’s medicinally rewired, desynchronized but now drenched or dendritically dense with definitive desire, and I’m torn if these scribbled secrets are just enough to barricade it up until the dam breaches and bursts into feeble remnants allowing the flow of overwhelming and unprecedented confession.

[cinematicmasterpiece]

la passion de jeanne d'arc (1928)

[carldoonan]

20 years of Thousand-Year Door! 1 whole year of dear Pikmin 4! Two great games I simply adore! Here’s to many, many years more! 🍄💕🌼

[ninoochat]

When will Pete and Carl trend on this god forsaken app

[highvolumetal]

Prästänkan (The Parson's Widow) , Carl Theodor Dreyer , 1920.  

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Lon Chaney as Quasimodo - The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923)

[fem-the-artist]

Part 1/2

[duckblr-book-club]

Duck Comic Reading Club Week 20 - October 28 - November 3

Carl Barks Library - "The Old Castle's Secret"

Origin: United States

Pages: 32

Writer and artist: Carl Barks

First published: April 30, 1948

I.N.D.U.C.K.S. link

Summary: In his second ever appearance, Uncle Scrooge recruits Donald and the triplets to investigate paranormal happenings at Castle McDuck.

[starpros-sunshine]

This one specifically I can never get over just. The atmosphere is so. It's the tenderness of it all. The way Eichi holds him the way Wataru is fully trusting Eichi to not lose him and keep him steady the way Eichi Looks at him the way they are fully in their own little world right now the way they are just having fun before the big show just. The tenderness and strangely intimate warmness of it all gets to me.

[fatally-alive]

"It's a great last song there. See there's a question mark to it, a question which at the time we couldn't answer ...maybe we still can't I don't know."

-Carl Barât talking about What Became of the Likely Lads

I have my theory but : What do you think he meant?

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Wikipedia link

Letterboxd link