it's friday, i'm in blob!
day 3 of a fever. this needs to stop soon, I have to drive back to school friday
you’re laughing. they’re horrifically misinterpreting my favorite character’s personality and you’re laughing
rewatched the final frontier yesterday so here’s three minutes of my favorite spirk moments with a little bit of bones too
here’s a clip of martin short doing an impression of bette davis and her just dragging his ass to brighten your monday afternoon
[Carney] Just as Cassavetes accepted his own imperfections, and those of his friends, he accepted his characters’. He didn’t ask them to clean up their acts. He respected their emotional disarray. He did not hold their failures of communication against them. He empathized with their struggles. The artistic importance of the result was that in these de-idealizations viewers saw the tortured chambers of their own souls revealed to themselves as if for the first time. Cassavetes’ advice to young directors summed up the stunning originality - and enduring shock value - of both his life and his work:
[Cassavetes] Say what you are. Not what you would like to be. Not what you have to be. Just say what you are. And what you are is good enough.
being a student during peak pandemic was so fucking surreal like. "it's not an excuse to fall behind" I cannot stress enough to you how much A Worldwide Plague Upending Life As We Know It is literally one of The Top Three Reasons to fall behind
Byron Howard, co-director of Zootopia and Tangled and animator for Lilo & Stitch and Brother Bear, shares his take on the characters of Winnie the Pooh (x)
MASH, “the late captain pierce” / pasek and paul, “come to a party” from dogfight / HAIR (miloš forman, 1979) / MASH, “peace on us”
