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Año 1959 - Sublime y Soberano; 2 chocolates de la empresa D´onofrio. Sigue a @limantigua #limantigua #coleccionlimantigua #vladimirvelasquez #donofrio #soberano #sublime https://www.instagram.com/p/CpT2doNOmnR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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La Nuova Aurora Society in Erie, PA's "Little Italy" features local ancestors on its Legacy Wall: Christine's Chronicles

By Christine Lorraine Morgan ~ Aug. 23, 2023 Keeping history alive is very important to one of little Italy’s landmark fixtures, La Nuova Aurora Society. Founded in 1907, “This organization was created to support the growing Italian community in Erie and the surrounding areas,” according to http://www.nuovaaurorasociety.org One of the way the club is working toward this goal is through a…

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My babies!!!!

[lisafromtemecula]

im OBSESSED ! hes such a freak psychoanalyst profiler and i love it!

and i LOVE when he goes ‘undercover’ hes so UGH

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Fan art of Matt Murdock, Foggy Nelson, Karen Page, Frank Castle and Wilson Fisk, based on Charlie Cox, Elden Henson, Deborah Ann Woll, Jon Bernthal and Vincent D’Onofrio. I hope you like it 😊😊

[nerdby]

Am I the only one who cried when Matt and Foggy argued after Foggy found out his bestie had nearly died because he was an illegal vigilante facing off against a murderous, psychopathic mob boss and the only help he got was from an overworked ER nurse?

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For my Bobby Goren ladies here’s a little teaser for my upcoming Bobby fic!

Would you all be interested in a long one shot story or a multi part story, any preferences?

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full metal jacket as vines...this'll probably get no likes but I thought it was a funny idea...

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I love painting

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[ynwa1892]

Vincent D'Onofrio and Ethan Hawke + Film Collaborations

[limantigua]

Un antiguo carrito de helados D’Onofrio de los años 20. Sigue a @limantigua #vladimirvelasquez #limantigua #donofrio #coleccionlimantigua https://www.instagram.com/p/CpTylNZOqXJ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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The dapper "Daredevil: Born Again" crew at the IMDB portrait studio at Disney D23

[jeandejard3n]

THE PUNISHER | Ambient Music

[nicki-lewis903]

Many know of Full Metal Jacket as the movie with the chilling scene of Vincent D’Onofrio and the trademark Kubrick stare; but the film is more than that.

This is film in which we are shown the horrors of war, boot camp and the impact combat has on someone. And with Stanley Kubrick at the helm you know he will not shy away from showing us what would be a realistic take on that.

The film has been debated by many as being like two films in one. The first half showing us the men as they begin training at Parris Island and the brutality of what that can be. It’s here we are introduced to three crucial characters in the story; Private Joker played by Matthew Modine, Private Cowboy played by Arliss Howard and Private Gomer Pyle played wonderfully by Vincent D’Onofrio.

At the boot camp no one has it worse than Pyle who struggles with the most basic tasks and is physically unable to do the obstacle course due to his larger size. Their drill Sargent Sgt. Hartman played by R. Lee Ermey makes sure to punish the men in the platoon for any errors made by Pyle which results in a mass hatred for him. That and the treatment from Hartman leads to Pyle’s breaking point and the most shocking part of the film which is accompanied by an equally disturbing score.

After those scenes the film goes from an unsettling, eerie character analysis to a look at war through the eyes of the young men. They joke with each other, dehumanize the locals, make obscene remarks and sleep with the woman they can get. It still shows the realities of the war but the feeling you get between boot camp and the actual battles is something that makes many take note of the first half of the film that makes people feel is the stronger portion.

However I will say the last few moments of the film do take it back to that feeling again, this can be attributed to the score having and similar sound to that of the most iconic scene and giving you this overall unsettling feeling that you wish you didn’t see this happening.

Now of all the things I can say it is a damn shame Vincent D’Onofrio did not get many award nominations for his performance in this film because it is definitely the stand out of the film itself. The soundtrack was filled with lots of the classics from the 60’s and the score itself as I said had moments where it was just unnerving with the synth tracks and the low bass line.

Another thing I noticed is the use of color for conveying the tone at different points; in the beginning the fear is lit in tones of a cyan blue and lit as if by the moonlight in an old horror film, the second half the next pivotal moment is lit with a fire orange and it stays that way until the credits role; this is a way to showcase the character completely being changed by war.

It’s worth checking for the performances and the storytelling.

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Bobby Goren