#score magazine

[keirainprint]

Keira Knightley as Domino Harvey, photographed by Gilles Toucas. (2005)

[90ssmut2]

[magazinewankersworld]

Score, April 1995

[ifyoucandaniel]

ummm so have y’all seen that GQ photo shoot…?

this is sort of a joke for @bluelotuswrites fic The Hellblazer’s Apprentice on a fun way for bruce to find out jason is in fact alive and well. it’s also just an excuse to draw all blades jason shirtless bc i’m a hoe 😔

edit: now with fic!!! please go check out blues fun fic about model jason!

[ruinedholograms]

(2000)

[untimelyambition]

now that we’re on the topic i would fucking love to read through the sheet music for nerdy prudes must die… not even to play or try and put on my own performance but just so i could read it and follow along with the show to try and work out all the harmonies

[hairtusk]

Black Thumb Summer Institute of Human Relations by Nye Ffarrabas (a.k.a. Bici Forbes), from Womens Work

[babytronsb]

𝐦𝐚𝐲 𝟐𝟓𝐭𝐡, 𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟗 —

"Bitch, we can't go on dates, eat off this paper plate"

╰┈➤˗ˏˋ Fraud Gods 💳

[dustedmagazine]

Morricone Youth — Battleship Potemkin (Country Club)

Sergei Eisenstein’s Battleship Potemkin is a landmark in early cinema, a 1925 silent film of epic scale and ambition, which chronicles a late Tsarist-era mutiny aboard ship that strikes a chord and ignites a full-scale rebellion in the port city of Russia. It is well worth watching, if only for the stunning “Odessa steps” sequence, where the Tsar’s army ruthlessly guns down civilians in sympathy with the striking sailors. The images of a mother begging for her wounded child’s life or a baby in a carriage bumping headlong down the stairs are striking and memorable—and they have special resonance now, when Odessa is again under siege by a Russian army with few qualms about collateral damage.

The film has had a number of scores over the years, the original by Edmund Meisel, one from 1950 by Nikolai Kryukov , and a widely circulated 1975 50th anniversary edition incorporating symphonies by Dmitri Shostakovich (that’s the version currently on the Criterion Channel). Eisenstein himself hoped that his movie would be rescored every 20 years, so that its sound would remain relevant to new audiences.

Enter, then, Morricone Youth, a New York City-based orchestra dedicated to live scoring classic films. The ensemble, a sort of bus man’s holiday for musicians in other bands, has performed music for films including David Lynch’s Eraserhead, Alfred Hitchcock’s The Lodger and George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead. The band, which is headed by Devon E. Levins, regularly performs its scores while the film is running in select theaters across the country. It is in the process of recording and releasing these scores. Battleship Potemkin is the latest.

On listening to this excellent soundtrack, with its languid, East European waltzes, its stirring snare-shot battle sequences, its antic re-enactments of rebellion and eventual triumph, you might regret not having the opportunity to hear this music in its rightful setting, a movie theatre. And yet, the music itself is evocative enough to hold your attention. “Vakulinchuk’s Dream” with its bell-like keyboard lines and its soaring trumpet is full of eerie yearning, exactly the sort of thing to embody a sailor’s longing for equality. The syncopated lurch of “Giliarovosky Is Watching,” with its sinuous, near-tango-ing tainted sensuality insinuates danger and trickery. “Cossacks Charge,” the music for that Odessa Steps imagery, snaps to attention on military drum rolls and advances relentlessly on piano motifs. And “Funeral” with its haunting, disembodied voices, is lovely and heartbreaking, exactly as it ought to be.

All of which is meant to say, yes, it’s probably better with the movie, but it’s pretty great with just your speakers and your imagination, too.

Jennifer Kelly

[chelseajackarmy]

[scare-ard--sleigh]

okay like I had to make Tweaks to a tech article i submitted, which included writing up a meta title (of which i just grabbed the first half of the actual title) a meta description (the description you see on google that no one actually looks at) and bumping down the Grammarly 'plagiarism' score from 3% down to 2% (changing the wording around in 2 sentences) and i'm just like . why do we even have editors lmao like what are we paying those people for .

[mario-art]

i am still disastrously bad at sports, i have to invent new excuses everytime someone invites me to join a game. it's much easier than telling people i can't catch the damn ball and explain that it's not a joke

though if you want to know something about one particular sport and one particular team, oh, i've got something to tell you. i've got so much to tell you

(this post was created as a way to cope with/understand the diagnosis and as a result of re-evaluating 20+ years of life. please, feel free to reblog)

[waitmyturtles]

Oh i love Machida role in super rich( show was shit show but his acting was amazing there and with this Script more impress i waS. And teppachi i like this show so. Much They get hate and Critics meh about after 2 episode just cancel a show(cause is was simple story and clice/naked chest and military (you can put character as fireman/police/any where save live or try help people as story would be same). I think more vairty role Machida get. Akaso was more at primetime show so maybe this why some have impression him get nicer role ( hate hate that TBS drama soo much)

I hope both our boys get moral grey character or a villain( akaso in that cold case episode 👍)

Yes. Morning drama even me look only via twitter cut! I awww about character. And hope TBS rumors be a true.

Impression is ldn give Machida into model job more recenly. And with New add for Machida groupe they focus more or youner...Hope Fixer show will be great and his character save and sound at the end. as far i am love hate about TBS i hope he get role in prime show here.. They promo their show the best or main role in Netflix International release show.

You're a better person than me for liking Teppachi, ha! I thought the script was weak AF, but yes to 1) shirtless guys, 2) shower scenes, 3) shower scenes followed by gratuitous ab scenes, and 4) KITAMURA KAZUKI -- I'm an old mom, so I liked the whole older-guy-mentor-thing happening in Teppachi, and I thought Kitamura was wonderful. Machida and Sato Kanta need to act together more, and the chemistry between Machida and Sano Hayato was super cute.

I believe Machida had all those covers at the end of the year to keep him in the positive public eye after the announcement of his marriage, which I think was taken in Japan with happiness and not criticism (thank goodness!). He's been a couture deity. He's got GREAT STYLISTS -- his work in magazines lately has been stunning (Gianna Hommes and the Boucheron spread in ELLE Japan were chef's kiss). He's doing great, he just needs better scripts, dang it!

[adrianastrix]

I will not get involved I will not get involved I will not get involved I will not get-

Goddammit if I don't get involved we won't make it home on time, will we?

UGH SURE I WILL ORGANIZE THAT DANGING EXCEL SHEET AND BE THE SPOKESPERSON FOR THAT DANGING FREAKING THING GIVE ME THAT

[bodybybane]

What May Be Netflix’s Best Show Returns With A Perfect 100% Critic Score https://www.forbes.com/sites/paultassi/2024/11/10/what-may-be-netflixs-best-show-returns-with-a-perfect-100-critic-score/

[dandanthegamerman]

98% for the Cruis'n USA coin-op??!?!

The Total! crew were always big on hype and OTT scores but... damn. Total! #47, November '95.