i'd like to fly, but i can't even swim

as heard in:

villains part 2 from Paul Proulx & Jessica Sargent on Vimeo.

did jermaine clement just say...

Kieran Vollard Talks to Rabbits from Jemaine Clement

did he just say something about fvcking? O-O-O-O-O-OH MY GOSH!

no, that's not it :(

i think they got it wrong. the story, as told in the film, really does not condone her changing who she is and i think pretty much shows the folly of her decision. the original story really seals the deal on this. i mean, i get the humor, or the humor as it's intended, but i don't think the story, no matter how much it was butchered/bastardize by Disney, condones any of that.

i also don't appreciate how ppl talk shit about Beauty and the Beast, talking about it's an allegory for an abusive relationship. it's a beautiful story and i refuse to acknowledge any other interpretation as such!

you wanna see a magic trick?

INCEPTION

"you mustn't be afraid to dream a little bigger, darling"

someone who won't leave me feeling

and lord knows i've been thrice disappointed today.

and heard in:

SLAKE SEZ

SLAKE SEZ from Jessica Gilmore on Vimeo.

Is this the same "bear"?

is this "pooh" that "pooh"?

MISS HUNNAY

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS, MISS HUNNAY! three minutes and twenty-six seconds in, f. murray abraham starts serving the kids tea! LOL @ 3:19: "i start acting my...my, my heart out." girl, i know what you were about to say!

WHAT!

DAVID HYDE PIERCE IS GAY???
well, it makes sense...but still...

HAVE YOU BEEN A BAD WOMAN, OR SOMETHING?

SCANDALOUS!!! talkin' bout you and me ...

MARVELOUS!!! baby, baby, can't ya see?

Does Christopher Walken KNOW he has a son somewhere?

DOES HE?




CHRISTOPHER WALKEN, PLEASE CLAIM YOUR CHILD! or could he be a voight?

this looks like a case for maury povich!

Laughing like a heifer to the slaughter

Baby's on Fire - The Venus in Furs

Baby's on Fire - Brian Eno

Ingemisco, tamquam reus:
culpa rubet vultus meus;
supplicanti parce, Deus.

Qui Mariam absolvisti,
et latronem exaudisti,
mihi quoque spem dedisti.

You threw away a Kingdom today!

The Big Knife (1955) -- Starring Jack Palance, Ida Lupino, Rod Steiger, Shelley Winters

this movie is very strange and i think it has a lot to do with being based off a play. it takes place in one location and is very dialogue driven. the ppl who adapted this were very lazy. rod steiger is my favorite thing about the film, but unfortunately, he's not in it for all that much.

If you want to know, know that it doesn't hurt me

Placebo -- Running up thst Hill

as heard in this, which looks good, in spite of ethan hawk and catherine keener. when was the last time i saw willem dafoe and sam neill?

here's the original by kate bush:


i like both, but the kate bush version is the one that gets stuck in my head.

HEY PAUL

i always liked the part at 1:28-1:31. he transforms completely just in a flick of his head. he's like, "bitch, it's a hairflip!"

Now, c'mon...

it's no secret that black women wear weaves and do all that upkeep. it is no secret that white women wear weaves. evrybody wears weaves! some white ppl ask/act racially inappropriate, so i don't think that has anything to do with the movie. and why don't you just watch the movie first, anyway? and why is what black women do with their hair, first of all, a secret, and then secondly, why is it one worth keeping? is it shame? what is it?

For the werewolf, has sympathy

for the werewolf, somebody like you and me.

as heard in the trailer for abrazos rotos:

Tarantino's Triumph of the Will

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!! YES, MA’AM, GAWDDAMN! I LOVE THIS MOVIE! i swear that I do! this came as the perfect end to my HIS 1300: European History from 1500 to 1945 class! i don't know where to begin, it's just great. SEE IT! and i know tarantino films run long, but i wanted this to be longer. i've already seen it twice in two days and i'm thinking about seeing it again soon, in spite of the russian subtitles. granted, some things felt long, but you get absorbed into it very quickly. and i never knew eli roth had such wet, doe eyes. and christoph waltz is the main attraction. it's funny they advertise brad pitt like he's the only one in it worth seeing, but he's only in it for a few minutes, though he is good. GO SEE IT!