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jimmyspades · 6 months ago
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rev my engine ‘til you make it purr (crash 1996)
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tapeworrmart · 7 months ago
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"The scars formed a mould waiting for my fingers"
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meatwormsupreme · 5 months ago
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yeah ok
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askunk · 11 days ago
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microwaveovensmaybe · 4 months ago
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a painting i did a few months ago
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grahamdollton · 1 year ago
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James Spader in Crash (1996) dir. David Cronenberg
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luthanraels-bignaturals · 4 days ago
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one of these movies won the oscar over brokeback mountain.
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lustfulbaronet · 12 days ago
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hit me with your cum shot or whatever the hell pat benatar said in her song
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dionrevel · 1 month ago
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peachesnqream · 1 month ago
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the level of “not giving a shit” i hope to achieve in the new year
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jimmyspades · 1 year ago
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i was in your wet dream driving in my car (crash 1996)
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tapeworrmart · 6 months ago
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Reopening old wounds 🩸
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bitseybloom · 8 months ago
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OK, everyone. I'm a little playlist-manic and impulsively make ones for characters/actors/films that I love. Here are my Spader-oriented ones. I hope you enjoy it if you are interested in any of those.
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escapismthroughfilm · 2 years ago
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#190
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elfoscuro · 11 months ago
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James Spader & Deborah Unger as James & Catherine Ballard in:
Crash (1996) by David Cronenberg
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gouldblogger · 9 months ago
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On the roles of a writer in modern age, from JAMES G BALLARD's introduction to 1995 edition of CRASH (1973).
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