funky honky!

The most romantic moment in cinematic history.

happy There Will Come Soft Rains by Ray Bradbury day

All the President's Men (1976)

absolutely insane episode

"What we had was two people that were in love with what we did for one another on the stage. The fact that I loved him that much off the stage, and as he did with me, was the foundation of everything we did. I mean, there were times when I caught myself watching him and forgetting a cue because I was inspired by what he did. And he had the same problem. " - Jerry Lewis

martin and lewis // blegh - writing our own ending Stream on Youtube

BETTY GRABLE & DON AMECHE as Kay Latimer & Phil McNeil in MOON OVER MIAMI (1941) dir. Walter Lang

“What do people call you, Miss Latimer, when they get to know and love you? I imagine the process is more or less automatic.” BETTY GRABLE as Kay Latimer in MOON OVER MIAMI (1941) dir. Walter Lang

Why don't you listen to me?

Due South 3x13 “Mountie on the Bounty (Part 2)”

(this is one of my favorite scenes in the series. it's about the emotions. it's about cradling your dying best friend lover in your arms. it's about hefting your costar and carrying him through the mist.)

...and the princess smiled at him. And for a brief second, Lou Scagnetti could hear his own inner bell ring as though it were rung by a thousand angels.