Essential 90’s Films: Part II
Baby Driver (2017) Dir. Edgar Wright
"Do you like basgphetti?" What We Do in the Shadows (2014) Dir: Taika Waititi & Jamaine Clement
Everyone: i hate there are so many Spider-Man's, like why does there have to be a new one every 3 yrs. I'm tired of seeing the origin story just retold a slightly different way every time. And just when you get used to one they replace the actor! I mean I shouldn't have to say "oh that's MY favourite spider man" there should just be "A" Spider-Man. I mean imagine if they did this with iron man. You sit down expecting to watch iron man 2 with Robert Downey jr. and then some stranger just arrives on screen announcing THEIR the new iron man, and what, we just accept that? We just watch basically the first iron man but with what, like jake Gyllenhaal? I mean how stupid do these studio executives think we are? "Oh, I assure you, audiences are just like cattle! You can ship em' any which way you like!" said the marvel exec. And YES I understand spider man was owned by Sony -and whoever the fuck else- but really, REALLY, you're telling me that a multi-multi million dollar studio can't negotiate ONE contract with the thousand lawyers they employ?? They can't handle that simple fucking task of having ONE actor play ONE Spider-Man? Noooo instead I'm going to spend the next decade of my life debating -guess what- which of the next FOUR origin stories and FOUR spider men I like better. Unfucking believable.
Me: man do I love a good Spider-Man origin story! I wonder what actor they'll get to play him next?!
i. Little | ii. Chiron | iii. Black
Moonlight (2016) Dir. Barry Jenkins
89th Academy Award Best Picture
Cousin Kristofferson Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009) Dir. Wes Anderson
| In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue |
Tarell Alvin McCraney
Nocturnal Animals (2016) Dir. Tom Ford
Blade Runner 2049 (2017) Dir: Denis Villeneuve
i. Little | ii. Chiron | iii. Black
Moonlight (2016) Dir. Barry Jenkins
The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) "M. Gustave"
“We were trying to create this very independent character but we didn’t have a name for it, so we just called it ‘Jennifer Lawrence in Winter’s Bone...That’s a long name. It started getting tiring always saying, ‘Jennifer Lawrence in Winter’s Bone is fighting here’. So we started calling her J-Law and then she became Jaylah.” - Simon Pegg on Jaylah in Star Trek Beyond
Experimenter | 2015 | Opening Scene
Star Trek | Reboot logos | 2009 | 2013 | 2016
Game of Thrones | Season 6 Episode 2 | “Home”
Director | Jeremy Podeswa
Sightseers (2012) | Ben Wheatley | Opening Credits
Lost in Translation (2003)
Closer (2004)
Cate Blanchett as Carol Aird
Carol (2015)