#the film looks excellent

[hamletthedane]

Love that Oppenheimer is a deeply disturbing horror movie about a man forced to accept that he is, in a person, the representative manifestation of mankind’s evil in committing one of the greatest horrors of human history - LITERALLY acting as the modern Prometheus, tormented by his sins for the remainder of time. Knowing that he will never be pitied and his actions will forever be utterly unforgivable because the blood of genocide and the potential of total human annihilation will eternally drip from his hands.

But also the simultaneous indictment by the film that to blame a single person for the Manhattan Project is to refuse to accept your own capacity for great evil if the ends ever seem to justify the means, and the culpability of every member of a species that lets itself create something so unspeakably terrible.

Hate that twitter’s take on such a nuanced and brilliantly handled examination of those issues is “movie bad because protagonist not evil enough.”

[sherlock-is-ace]

I sure fucking love it when they do the thing :')

[hauntingsunshine14]

I think as a part of healing that Jean should not just get to watch all the silly reality show dramas with Jeremy (Jean hates real housewives but sort of tolerates dance moms), but also stuff on his own! Getting to figure out what kind of movies/tv he likes, because lord knows the Ravens did not have a tv, much less one that Jean would even have access to outside of game film.

Anyways, I'm team let Jean watch French shows like Le Sommet des dieux or Lupin or something. Nobody else has any idea what is happening, but they're all happy Jean is choosing to watch something for himself.

Also, I think it would be nice for him to hear people speaking french that aren't kevin or neil. Maybe Elodie liked movies.

[la-cocotte-de-paris]

Needless to say this scene changed my entire being's chemistry

[empirearchives]

Semyon Mezhinsky as Napoleon Bonaparte in the Soviet film, Kutuzov, dir. Vladimir Petrov, 1944

It looks like the filmmakers either used face prosthetics or some sort of editing to make the actor look more like Napoleon. His nose, for example, was changed to look a lot more like Napoleon’s nose. I think it turned out really well and looks very accurate.

[transpat]

coming back here just to rant about love your enemy it doesnt even have the best writing (understatement the writing sucks) but smth about it is so captivating to me (ju jihoon and jung yumi)

[caterpillarinacave]

Lemme tell y’all natm was a franchise tailor made for my dramatic poetic tragedy obsessed, chewing on symbolism and theatrics, unyielding autistic self

[maximura]

Asian Excellence at the 2023 Oscars Nominee Luncheon: Stephanie Hsu, Hong Chau, Ke Huy Quan and Michelle Yeoh.

[kansasjustgotgayer]

Watching Friday the 13th for the first time and I’m really loving how the use of POV shots in the first act of the movie sets up a lot more suspenseful shots later in the film by making the audience question whether the shot on screen is or isnt POV at the moment

[mariocki]

The Aftermath (1982)

"What happens when you die?"

"I don't know, son. No one does."

"It's sad to die."

"No. Death isn't sad. We all have to die. What's sad is having to go on without someone you love. Just as we have to go on now."

[the-holy-ghosted]

you really went crazy about John Lynch yesterday. Fair enough tbh.

and im only gonna get crazier so strap the fuck in

[fio-of-the-fae-realm]

So anyways this is how my day is going

[ennaih]

Every Film I Watch In 2023:

244. The Beach House (2019)

[likeimsittinginanairportbar]

water for elephants (2011)

dir. francis lawrence

[oct0lightsquare]

May 17, 2023

I’m gonna shit myself

[roccinan]

Completely irrelevant, but I finally know who Pedro was supposed to play in As Bestas. He was originally cast for Diego Anido’s role.