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soulmusicsongs · 1 year ago
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Haunting Memory - Carol Woods (Your Face Keeps Haunting Me / Haunting Memory, 1976)
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dead-loch · 1 year ago
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Okay but… I feel like Carol Woods’ version of this song for this movie never got the recognition it deserved. I can listen to this song 20 times in a row and every single time, her voice will make me cry. My entire fking soul is transported somewhere else. I would honestly say that hearing her sing this is the only time I understand spirituality, it’s that beautiful and I feel like the world can barely contain it. I would go to church if church was just Carol Woods singing this song, it might make me believe in god. When she hits “I wake up to the sound of music” I could die right then and die happy.
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carsen-daily · 14 days ago
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Letterboxd: Christmas Edition 🎄
The Shop Around the Corner, Christmas in Connecticut, The Bishop’s Wife, Miracle on 34th Street, It’s a Wonderful Life, Muppet Christmas Carol, White Christmas, Holiday Affair, The Thin Man, While You Were Sleeping
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isabelleneville · 5 months ago
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@perioddramasource: Period Drama Appreciation Week 2024
day one | favourite period drama
R O M E 2 0 0 5 - 2 0 0 7 (created by John Milius, William J. MacDonald and Bruno Heller)
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citizenscreen · 5 months ago
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Robert Culp, Natalie Wood, Elliot Gould, and Dyan Cannon promoting BOB AND CAROL AND TED AND ALICE at the New York Film Festival, circa 1969
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haveyouseenthismovie-poll · 2 months ago
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fictionadventurer · 3 months ago
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Top five time travel movies/books! :D
See, the trouble is that while I love time travel as a concept, I haven't actually explored the genre that much. I haven't watched/read most of the time travel stories out there, sometimes because I just haven't gotten to it, other times because I'm very picky about content, other times because most of the time travel stories I run across are either "we're a bureaucratic agency dedicated to policing time travel" or "oh, no, what if we change history?" or "I fell in love with a hunky Highlander", none of which are the parts of time travel stories that interest me.
The most accurate version of this list would be a list of Doctor Who episodes (and maybe some Star Trek ones), but you specified movies and books, which is going to make this a much more difficult list to create.
The Day of the Doctor: Haha, I cheated, because Day of the Doctor was released in theaters, which makes it a movie! (So I can use it as a stand-in for all the Doctor Who episodes that are my favorite time travel stories). Thankfully, it's a fantastic time travel story and one of my favorites. It's a genius blend of both "stable timeline" and "changeable timeline" mechanics. Three different interweaving timelines. References to A Christmas Carol. Changing major events in the show's past without changing the timeline that resulted from them at all. A rejection once and for all of the "ends justify the means" mindset that had lingered over the reboot for too long. A masterpiece.
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens: It's the classic Christmas story for a reason--and one of those reasons is the time travel. Going with Scrooge across decades of his own life and watching him undergo character development from that is a great use of time travel. (And there happens to be a great Doctor Who version, too!)
Star Trek: First Contact: It's fun when you get characters traveling from the future to a different time that's also in the future. Love all the worldbuilding details of these characters interacting with their past/our fictional future, and it's a pretty good story.
Shadowhand by Anne Elisabeth Stengl: The Tales of Goldstone Wood series has a structure unlike any I've ever seen in fantasy, and this book is the reason. The first three books in the series are in chronological order. The next two books are prequels that take place like a thousand years earlier. This book, the sixth, involves characters from the later time period time-traveling to meet characters from the earlier time period, and getting swept up in a legend that they've known since childhood. I remember very little about the book beyond that, but it's such a cool concept (with an unforgettable ending moment) that I have to put it on the list.
Love Strikes Twice: It's one of the very rare Hallmark movies that's actually a decent movie by normal movie standards, so I have to give it credit. Instead of the usual boring time travel plot of "oh no, what if we change history?", we get someone who's trying to change history, who does change history, and it's a good thing. The time travel mechanics surrounding that make no sense, but who cares? It's a fun story with an engaging cast, legitimately funny jokes, a sweet romance, and a solid plot.
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6rotesque · 18 days ago
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contrary to ... everything about her, jenny loves christmas, loves decorating the tree with silly ornaments and baking eating sugar cookies. she goes crazy for a novelty seasonal coffee flavor at a local place, receiving homemade gifts, and eggnog.
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rowenabean · 2 days ago
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Took my small cousin to the park to practice scootering and I have to say taking a recorder with me was an inspired choice. Things you can do to entertain yourself and also be able to keep track of what's happening!
(and portability was the Whole Reason I decided to pick up recorder again, proof of concept right here!)
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mushtoons · 1 year ago
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its officially christmas season mother fuckers
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soulmusicsongs · 1 year ago
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Your Face Keeps Haunting Me - Carol Woods (Your Face Keeps Haunting Me / Haunting Memory, 1976)
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kiurit · 9 months ago
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natalie wood and robert culp on the set of bob & carol & ted & alice (1969)
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likesaly · 1 year ago
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Playbills :D
Phantom was my 1st show ‼️‼️
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odk-2 · 2 years ago
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Natalie Wood on the set of "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice" Color Transparency, 1969
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letterboxd-loggd · 10 months ago
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A Cry in the Night (1956) Frank Tuttle
March 3rd 2024
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The Holly and the Ivy
Just a Christmas Day strum-and-drum-along at home in Norfolk celebrating this perfect blend of pagan and Christian in one carol.
The holly and the ivy When they are both full grown Of all trees that are in the wood The holly bears the crown [Refrain:] O, the rising of the sun And the running of the deer The playing of the merry organ Sweet singing in the choir The holly bears a blossom As white as lily flow'r And Mary bore sweet Jesus Christ To be our dear Saviour [Refrain] The holly bears a berry As red as any blood And Mary bore sweet Jesus Christ To do poor sinners good [Refrain] The holly bears a prickle As sharp as any thorn And Mary bore sweet Jesus Christ On Christmas Day in the morn
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