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Modern Star Wars by @thisuserisangry
Whereās Ben?!
Well someoneās having a super duper time...
Things I like about this decal on a restaurant window: -the insane orange waiter -that heās carrying his plates in the air like a strongman -the couple looks like this isnāt the first time heās done this, but itās easier to just let it happen at this point. -the sign says PASTA as if heās screaming it like a frankenstein -but heās holding a plate of an entire chicken and a plate of wine glasses -thereās three wine glasses -oneās for him.
Yes queen!
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This is by far the best piece of Star Wars literature ever made
howl and soph š
LAST TIME I REBLOGGED THIS THE LAST COMPARISON WASNT ON THERE
This is the best thing I have ever seen
@klubbhead You used a cinnamon roll for Rey and not Leia?
Dam it it got better
S T O P
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Do Darth Maul next!
This is why I love Tumblr. Do Yoda next please or Boba Fett.
Oh god. I canāt even think of something for them lol
Yoda gotta be raisin bread.
ENOUGH
NO
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do grand moff tarkin.
The last one got me.
I CANāT
B R E A T H E
XD
i was mildly amused until the last one, at which point i broke
The post of legend has come again
ITāS BACK
THEREāS MORE @gracethescribbler
The Red String of Fate - Reyās Force Vision
( So as I promised hereās my Episode IX re-make, part 1 š) ( TROS does not exist, my epIX re-creation is not related to that garbage movie at all )
Rey goes for a walk in the forest, to find peaceā¦to find answers within herselfā¦.Then suddenly she feels something in the Forceā¦a figure of a small boy runs across the path in front of her. He feels somehow familiarā¦
As she watches the child, the trees begin to thin and transform into tall white pillarsā¦
Ā A tall figure appears in the distance, the little boy happily runs to himā¦the man holds out its arms, swinging the laughing child into the air..she could recognize āhimā anywhereā¦Ben. And their child. Her family.
When she opened her teary eyes againā¦the force vision was gone.
She was alone with her thoughts againā¦but was she tho?
Not again.
#lmao i love his tired husband moveĀ (via @powerful-light-powerful-darkness)
Someone animate or draw this.

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Originally I was planning to share this one later as a part of my upcoming epIX āserie āā¦something to bright up these difficult daysā¦Stay strong everyone! š
Carrie Fisher, 1974
Strange and massive objects plow near the moon, captured on amateur film from Quebec, Canada. (26.03.2020).
Aliens for Aprilā¦ā¦ why not
Bro please be nice aliens, like, please
WOAHHH thatās so cool!!!
Me expecting a joke video and waiting to see what hilarious item flys by on camera:
Me seeing what actually happens:
Reblogging again for the āApril Aliensā part
Why not?
Sorry dudes, itās the Kaguya Cadillac science mission
catching that mission on camera by accident is just as cool as aliens.
āI was looking at the moon and I accidentally captured footage of a once in a lifetime lunar mission thatās mapping the surface of the moon a quarter of a million miles awayā¦ā Now THATāS COOL!
Nerding Out on Film: Sabrina (1995)
Iām going to say something thatās controversial. I prefer the 1995 version of Sabrina to the one with Audrey Hepburn. Now before you click away in disdain, hear me out.
This is the version I grew up watching (itās one of my comfort films actually and got me through a cranky Monday this week) so thereās something to say for nurture. But here are other reasons to consider before you write me off as utterly without taste:
The score There are a few big names in terms of film scores in my opinion and this one is written by the grandaddy of them all: John Williams. Those first few piano notes at the beginning of the film are enough to make me feel better about the world. Have a listen for yourself.
The cast Letās be honest, the original cast is generally awesome but Iād make the case that the cast of the re-make are at least equally awesome. Now, Julia Ormond isnāt Audrey Hepburn thereās no doubt. But she is able to take Sabrina from young and awkward to a woman on the threshold of sophistication with a great deal of vulnerability still remaining. And she looks gorgeous doing it. Harrison Ford is probably the best choice to equal Humphrey Bogart in the role of Linus Larrabee. On this most recent viewing, I was fascinated by his reserved performance which still manages to hint that there are strong emotions buried deep. Greg Kinnear does a decent job in the role of David Larrabee, originally filled by William Holden. Heās the charming womanizer youād expect but he also manages pathos. The scene near the end of the film he shares with Sabrina in the billiards room is some wonderful cinema.
Great father-daughter bond One of these days I will make a list of fictional fathers I love (and it will probably be long) and when I do, Mr. Fairchild will be on it. Heās a quiet, understated, British chauffeur who worries about Sabrina and has one of my favourite scenes with Harrison Ford.
90s fashion This film is nearing twenty years old and itās starting to show. With the Larrabees being amongst the highest of the upper echelon they wear top fashion and while suits and tuxes age well no matter the decade, some of the other clothes donāt do as well. In particular, Maude Larrabeeās gowns are deserving of some sort of award. Trying to understand the purpose of the giant shoulder loop of patterned purple fabric on the gown she wears for her birthday party is an ongoing quest. That said, Julia Ormondās costumes (post-transformation) still hold up well. Her suits are very 90s in their cut but their simplicity, colour, and beautiful quality of fabric overcome that flaw. And I will admit to desperately wanting that black straw hat.
Paris This film is a bit of a love story to Paris as much as itās a romance. Repeated viewings of this film was one of the major reasons that my first European excursion was to Paris. There is beautiful footage of much of the big landmarks in France as Julia Ormond wanders across the screen. If nothing else works for you in this film, youāll always have (shots) of Paris.
I totally agree with all the points, especially the one about the score. As a music uni student, I can tell you it definitely is one of the best themes out there and is perhaps, dare I say it, in John Williamsā top three best scores for me because it manages to capture both the whirl wind, fantastical elements and yet the understated, surprisingly mercurial qualities as well. I consistently seem to find a different angle to this film whenever I revisit it and I feel the theme really reflects that.
Humphrey Bogart was never going to fit the Billy Wilder film, he wasnāt first pick and it shows. He and Audrey Hepburn just do not gel, but I must emphasize it has nothing to do age gaps as I find AH and Rex Harrison for example far more interesting a pair in comparison. What makes the 1995 Sabrina work is not Harrison Ford or Julia Ormond separately but how they are together on screen, not simply having chemistry but also managing to capturing the idea that it isnāt at all obvious from the start that they would work, but by the end we wonder how we could have imagined it any other way.
Itās a great piece of escapism, especially right now when I think we all need it.
Nerding Out on Film: Sabrina (1995)
Iām going to say something thatās controversial. I prefer the 1995 version of Sabrina to the one with Audrey Hepburn. Now before you click away in disdain, hear me out.
This is the version I grew up watching (itās one of my comfort films actually and got me through a cranky Monday this week) so thereās something to say for nurture. But here are other reasons to consider before you write me off as utterly without taste:
The score There are a few big names in terms of film scores in my opinion and this one is written by the grandaddy of them all: John Williams. Those first few piano notes at the beginning of the film are enough to make me feel better about the world. Have a listen for yourself.
The cast Letās be honest, the original cast is generally awesome but Iād make the case that the cast of the re-make are at least equally awesome. Now, Julia Ormond isnāt Audrey Hepburn thereās no doubt. But she is able to take Sabrina from young and awkward to a woman on the threshold of sophistication with a great deal of vulnerability still remaining. And she looks gorgeous doing it. Harrison Ford is probably the best choice to equal Humphrey Bogart in the role of Linus Larrabee. On this most recent viewing, I was fascinated by his reserved performance which still manages to hint that there are strong emotions buried deep. Greg Kinnear does a decent job in the role of David Larrabee, originally filled by William Holden. Heās the charming womanizer youād expect but he also manages pathos. The scene near the end of the film he shares with Sabrina in the billiards room is some wonderful cinema.
Great father-daughter bond One of these days I will make a list of fictional fathers I love (and it will probably be long) and when I do, Mr. Fairchild will be on it. Heās a quiet, understated, British chauffeur who worries about Sabrina and has one of my favourite scenes with Harrison Ford.
90s fashion This film is nearing twenty years old and itās starting to show. With the Larrabees being amongst the highest of the upper echelon they wear top fashion and while suits and tuxes age well no matter the decade, some of the other clothes donāt do as well. In particular, Maude Larrabeeās gowns are deserving of some sort of award. Trying to understand the purpose of the giant shoulder loop of patterned purple fabric on the gown she wears for her birthday party is an ongoing quest. That said, Julia Ormondās costumes (post-transformation) still hold up well. Her suits are very 90s in their cut but their simplicity, colour, and beautiful quality of fabric overcome that flaw. And I will admit to desperately wanting that black straw hat.
Paris This film is a bit of a love story to Paris as much as itās a romance. Repeated viewings of this film was one of the major reasons that my first European excursion was to Paris. There is beautiful footage of much of the big landmarks in France as Julia Ormond wanders across the screen. If nothing else works for you in this film, youāll always have (shots) of Paris.

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Save me, Sabrina fair. You're the only one who can.
Show yourself āļø