#original sin movie

[cressida-jayoungr]

One Dress a Day Challenge

November: Grey Redux

Original Sin / Angelina Jolie as Julia Russell Vargas

I didn't know about this movie until I went looking for costumes, but the designer was none other than Donna Zakowska, who went on to design The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel! The film is set in the 1870s, and this gown, which appears in a couple of brief scenes near the middle, features a beautifully draped bustle. Also note the stiff pleats at the neck and cuffs, as well as the button accents on the sleeves.

I do believe this is the first time Angelina Jolie has been featured on this blog!

[asoftepiloguemylove]

Jules was my first love. I'd like to remember it that way.

Sufjan Stevens Fourth of July / L. J. Shen Broken Knight / Samuel Beckett Cascando / unknown / @/nosugarallspicenothingnice (pinterest) / Henrik Uldalen Work in Progress / Michael Cristofer Original Sin (2001) / unknown / Edvard Munch Kiss / Tony Belobrajdic Hands 1

[eternallyangelina]

Angelina Jolie in the 90s

[nerdside]

Pretty Little Liars Summer School - Trailer

[daughter-horror]

It’s National Sisters Day!

[cinelestial]

First look at the Dexter prequel series titled DEXTER: ORIGINAL SIN

Cast includes Patrick Gibson, Christian Slater, Molly Brown, Christina Milian, James Martinez, Alex Shimizu, Reno Wilson, Patrick Dempsey, Sarah Michelle Gellar and Michael C. Hall

Premiering December 13th on Paramount+

[undefeatablesin]

Not Yharnam posting, but I need to tell everyone that Phantom in the Rain was fantastic and I have had my brain chemistry permanently rewired since watching it.

[blonde-elf-gf]

Um so I just watched all of Panic (2021) and I knew damn well this show was already cancelled when I watched it but GOD I’m still upset about it. It’s actually really good! I am coming from a place of loving “teen dark drama mystery” type shows but this one was actually really well done!

If you also like that sort of genre I highly suggest watching it

[heart-shaped-roses]

Original Sin (2001) dir. Michael Cristofer

[leosthetic1]

“Careful. This is the moment when the supposedly dead killer comes back to life… for one last scare.”

Scream (1996)

Pretty Little Liars: Summer School (2024)

[good-beanswrites]

I JUST REALIZEd. Lcsys as the Truman show (if you haven't watched that, it's about this guy who gets his life entirely broadcasted as a TV show but he doesn't know about it)

OOHHH yes >:O It's been a while since I've seen the movie so I wasn't able to remember many specific details, but like a lot of people that last scene really stuck with me

There's an added level of weirdness that Es has to come to terms with when the reveal finally happens -- the fact that this audience actually knows more about them than themself. (I think if it were real, Milgram's dedicated fanbase could have tracked down Es' true identity by the end.) These people see Es' every move, hear their every word, scrutinize their every decision, and knew their real name long before they did...

On a sillier note, I remember the scene with the advertisements and I'm laughing picturing the prisoners trying to hype up their own mv release dates. Es posts the interrogation schedule and every five seconds someone is like, "Oh Wow! I Can't Believe My Song Will Be Extracted On Wednesday March Fifth At Six O'Clock PM Japan Standard Time! I'm So Nervous For Wednesday March Fifth At Six O'Clock PM Japan Standard Time!"

[stuckasmain]

Have a bit of a fixation on the 1980s and generally like it and the decades surrounding it. Media, fashion, music etc and a tendency to focus on details way way more than the average viewer

But my parents are watching the Dexter prequel and TV and movies like this- like it’s so clear to tell when they did like the MINIMUM effort. Like there’s a Box tv from 2005 and they threw some VHS around it “fuck it that makes it 80s” girls have slight curls and scrunchies and wear stripes “fuck it it’s 80s” and like a vaguely MCHammer sounding ass beat in the background.

Like I hate it when they don’t try? Like when it’s a weird amalgamation of stuff from the entire decade or vaguely related to a decade. Especially when they’re trying to say it’s a specific year.

Don’t even get me started on slang and the way people generally talked, or their knowledge base. Like people forget it’s not normal or common to know everything all the time like that’s a fairly new phenomenon but charecters in this type of thing will know every pop culture or political thing ever

[dcineplus]

Estrenos en cine y streaming

[stevebuscemieyes]

Dexter Original Sin

[daughter-horror]

[compacflt]

COMPACFLT, ma’am, you’ve absolutely wrecked me with: “My father—my father was kind”. I can’t even tell you exactly why, but that just struck right in the chest with the force of a sledgehammer, gosh. If it’s alright with you, could you please share your headcanons about Ice and Mav’s fathers? I know I’m, like, quoting your own work back to you but I can’t help it: “Well, dead pilot dads, that’s one thing we have in common.” —But do they? Or is one dead pilot dad vastly different from the other?

ice’s dad (Thomas kazansky sr.): asshole army major OH-6 and UH-1 pilot who got shot down over Vietnam in 1967. son of far-eastern-european immigrants. anti-commie. wanted ice to ALSO be a chopper pilot in the army, so ice went navy instead. daredevil dipshit who died & left ice’s mom alone with two young kids & whose death encouraged ice away from breaking the rules or being unsafe (esp. in the air). not necessarily a great person or a great father but died when ice was 8 so also not a huge influence on his life (i know val kilmer has said ice’s father was a big influence… I’ve written elsewhere about why i personally shifted ice’s narrative away from daddy issues and more towards Navy authority in general issues, in light of ice’s character and rank in tgm. GOD i need a master post sorry, but i think you can find it if you search “edts notes” on my blog and scroll for a while). ice’s LACK of a father -> no man to model himself on -> overcompensating & not getting it exactly right (doesn’t know how to talk to other men) -> maverick immediately clocks him as gay -> the plot of my fic.

Maverick’s dad (peter “duke” mitchell sr.): a genuinely awesome person. funny & kind, warm & loving, a truly good father & a great fighter pilot. big american patriot. Comes from a long long line of us navy personnel—maverick has the navy family name & the pedigree ice, as a second generation american, does not. Im still not sure who raised maverick—it’s one of those things I don’t have a strong opinion on, so it could go either way (i posited in the airplane one-shot that he was raised by relatives, aunt & uncle, but I know it’s a popular hc here that he was a foster kid—all equally plausible to me) but I do think he grew up exceedingly bitter, hearing about how great his dad was and how there was just no way! his dad could’ve failed the Navy the way he supposedly did, because he was just such a good person… there’s a real bitterness about original maverick that TGM maverick kind of lost. His bitterness only shows during the “it’s not the plane it’s the pilot” “EXACTLY” exchange (incidentally the scene that gave me the idea that Bradley thinks mav pulled his papers bc he’s openly gay…it’s the pilot not the plane, ouch). but i still think maverick is like deeply deeply bitter about how the navy handled his fathers death, which is what the excerpt i posted on wednesday is actually about—he confesses to ice how disillusioned he has been with the navy as an institution since he found out the truth about his father’s heroism. I know i just just just said that Maverick’s patriotic conservatism is his reason for existence in the meta “why we make mil propaganda movies” sense, and i stand by that, but i think on a human character level there probably has to be a little bit of deep-seated resentment towards the Navy for smearing his father’s good name and his own good name in the process. My maverick grew up a good Christian kid, called himself peter jr. after his good guy father, who never broke ANY rules until he was radicalized by not getting into the academy (“punish the son for the sins of his father”) and basically lost his mind for 30+ years. “If my family name automatically makes me a sinner in the navy’s eyes, then I might as well sin anyway.”