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A ship — a magnificent ship — full of gay men.
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À propos de Nice (1930) Directed by Jean Vigo
just namedropped sandra hüller in the group chat with my in-laws. couldn't help it. they need to know she has four movies coming out in 2026.
“No man is an island” oh really? Really? What about him?:
Torterra.....
HAIRSPRAY (1988) dir. John Waters

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Reading a book on sea monsters on ancient maps and I thought this was such a funny way to put it. They couldn’t even afford sea monsters :///
My, my, you are a pretty asshole. Yeah, my mother always tells me that. Elliott Gould as Philip Marlowe in The Long Goodbye (1973) dir. Robert Altman
finished howards end and starting the inheritance (which i absolutely was supposed to read in grad school but didn’t, unfortunately). i love you adaptation i love you!!!
the emotional power in that play on the page is something really remarkable, so i can only imagine how it played onstage. obviously it's huge and unwieldy, but i appreciate lopez taking some big swings. the last few scenes really tore me up!
also, because it's the reason i came to it, it's such a rich adaptation of howards end! anytime lopez quotes forster directly, it feels like a graceful nod to the source text rather than a binding deference to it, but it's especially fascinating to see him take certain moments from forster and flip or reframe them. the leo/toby relationship vs. the helen/leonard relationship is especially striking to me. and i really love an adaptation so directly foregrounding forster's queerness and tying it from England Then to America Now.
(and yes, angels in america is an obvious point of comparison. i'd be interested in putting them in dialogue on a syllabus.)
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in charcuterie city, you'll always be cheesed to meet your friends
I hate charcuterie city I want to go somewhere else
this is all that's left.
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finished howards end and starting the inheritance (which i absolutely was supposed to read in grad school but didn’t, unfortunately). i love you adaptation i love you!!!
there are like………… three movies I’m anticipating this year. bleak!
howards end GOOOOD fucking book btw
'Bringing Up Baby' (dir. by Howard Hawks) [1938]
i would be lying if i said i found the fabulous baker boys all that compelling but both michelle pfeiffer and jeff bridges are the hottest they’ve ever been and that makes it all worth it imo

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one day hong chau is going to be very good in a major role in a very good movie that a lot of people are going to see. and when that day comes she’ll win an oscar. unfortunately so far she has only been very good in bit parts in very good movies (asteroid city), very good in major roles in very good movies absolutely nobody saw (showing up, driveways), or very good in dumb movies that a lot of people saw (“wuthering heights,” the menu) or, regrettably, the whale (2022)
molly gordon really is the “go girl, give us nothing” of actors. her face communicates absolutely nothing, lmao?