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30 January 12
That is so amazing. I will now search frantically for this exact edition everywhere.

That is so amazing. I will now search frantically for this exact edition everywhere.

(Source: sandysays)

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29 January 12

About to double feature My Dinner with Andre and Waking Life. Settling in for over three hours of talking.

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Posted: 4:10 PM
Yep. Bring it.

Yep. Bring it.

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Tags: letterboxd
Posted: 1:04 PM

popculturebrain:

Red Band Trailer: God Bless America - April 6

Written and directed by Bobcat Goldthwait. Starring Joel Murray, Tara Lynne Barr, and Mackenzie Brooke Smith. 

Fair warning, this preview (and presumably the movie) presents a string of extremely inconsequential acts of uber-violence. But for those with the stomach to handle Goldthwait’s demented view of the world, treasures of insight await. The spot’s glorification of said violence can be off putting but the director’s short yet proven track record is enough for me to go with it. These kind of movies can only end one way (the protagonists fall prey to their own trigger-happiness), so it will be interesting to see how he twists it. 



This looks so awesome.

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Reblogged: popculturebrain

27 January 12
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Posted: 6:46 PM
bbook:

nprfreshair:

foreverfadeblack:

Annie Hall (Woody Allen, 1977)
Cinematography by Gordon Willis, art direction by Mel Bourne, costume design by Ruth Morley. 

We’re rebroadcasting a Woody Allen interview tomorrow. Conversation in the office has turned to: what would happen if Woody Allen made exclusively horror films?
We came up with Annie Hell. You have any more?

Bloody Danny Rose, Shoot Him Again, Sam, Hannah and the Sinisters, etc.

Everything you wanted to know about executions but were afraid to ask, Interior Arteries, and Slay it Again, Sam

bbook:

nprfreshair:

foreverfadeblack:

Annie Hall (Woody Allen, 1977)

Cinematography by Gordon Willis, art direction by Mel Bourne, costume design by Ruth Morley. 

We’re rebroadcasting a Woody Allen interview tomorrow. Conversation in the office has turned to: what would happen if Woody Allen made exclusively horror films?

We came up with Annie Hell. You have any more?

Bloody Danny Rose, Shoot Him Again, Sam, Hannah and the Sinisters, etc.

Everything you wanted to know about executions but were afraid to ask, Interior Arteries, and Slay it Again, Sam

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Reblogged: bbook

Tags: hw
26 January 12
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Tags: letterboxd
Posted: 6:54 PM

100newfears:

why hasn’t jennifer lawrence hosted snl yet

YES.

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Reblogged: thallydraper

Posted: 3:28 PM
I’m in Season Two of The League and only just found out Kevin and Taco are brothers. I never would have picked that otherwise. That’s just like Alex and Jane being sisters in Happy Endings, until they told me I never would have guessed it.

I’m in Season Two of The League and only just found out Kevin and Taco are brothers. I never would have picked that otherwise. That’s just like Alex and Jane being sisters in Happy Endings, until they told me I never would have guessed it.

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Posted: 12:56 PM
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yvynyl:

Chairlift - I Belong in Your Arms

When I close my eyes when I’m listening to this record, I’m transported back to my dad’s car parked in the driveway, enclosed in my little 8-year-old bubble listening to Top 40 radio, jamming out, pretending to cruise around driving his station wagon to the beach. I’m completely infatuated with it. Their new Something LP is definitely one of my favorite releases this year. 

Aside: what’s with delivering the MP3s two weeks before the vinyl? You’d figure they’d do it the other way around…

This is my favourite song from the album. It’s awesome.

(Source: mp3medication)

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Reblogged: indierawk

Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh