ohitskristin:

I don’t know why, but I love this movie.

I know why I love this movie.

totalfilm:

New Avengers TV spot focuses on Thor: watch now

The Avengers has released a new extended TV spot following the one devoted to Captain America, with Thor getting his moment in the spotlight this time around…

*internal screaming*

we’re not bad people. we just come from a bad place

This film.

This absolutely beautiful, sad film. I am still stunned after seeing it yesterday. Just… perfect.

thatgeeklover:

acro-bats:

meeya87:

dreamcreek:

leonardchurch:

derperistical:

paststrider:

annadroid:

X-MEN 3: THE LAST STAND

FUCKING AWESOME

REC.
oh
well
thats depressing. 

In Time

oh no…………..

Terminator: Salvation

.. fml

Recess: School’s Out

OMFG YES!!!!! 

Australia.

….

Do I get Hugh Jackman/Drover? Cause if I do, HOBABY BABY YES

Suicide Circle. Well shit.

 This Means War.

Hurm.

The Artist. 

My life story features Jean Dujardin and awesome 20s fashion. 

(Source: slutformisha)

heyoscarwilde:

Ze Oscar for L’ Artiste

Jean Dujardin from The Artist illustrated by Eric Scala :: via blogscala.blogspot.com

totalfilm:

50 Most Controversial Movie Posters Of All Time

O…kay.

somewhereinbrooklyn-:

If 2012’s Oscar-nominated Movie Posters Told The Truth

PLEASE NOMINATE ME

I’LL TAKE ANYTHING

*snort*

(Source: another-addict-of-cinema)

dederants:

roneffingswanson:

This movie is awesome.

Absolutely agreed. ^^

totalfilm:

Life-Size Optimus Prime

Somebody actually built this out of scrapped car parts.

Whoa.

totalfilm:

Robert Downey Jr. takes on vintage detective Perry Mason

Has Robert Downey Jr. got the detecting bug?
 
First he pulls off an impressive turn as Sherlock Holmes (“upending the character’s long-standing stuffiness with contemporary verve while nailing the eccentric bent of Arthur Conan Doyle’s great British detective”). Now he fancies his chances as Perry Mason!
 
According to a report in Variety, a Perry Mason film would take place in the 1930s and be set in the “rough and tumble world” of early Los Angeles.

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visual-poetry:

“man blowing a bubble” by mitch ansara (1972)