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loumargi:
John Singer Sargent, Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose, 1885-861
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John Singer Sargent, Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose, 1885-861
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licoricesnaps:
just-shower-thoughts:
Whenever Disney “re-imagines” an animated classic as a live action film, they use so much CGI that they’re essentially making an animated film.
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licoricesnaps:
just-shower-thoughts:
Whenever Disney “re-imagines” an animated classic as a live action film, they use so much CGI that they’re essentially making an animated film.
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Daniel Craig has not been given enough credit for taking a character who was a cardboard throwback even in the 1960s and playing him straight: as a wall-eyed, traumatised thug, a protagonist who is two-dimensional precisely because he is empty inside.
Craig animates the automaton that is Bond by asking just what it would take to make a person behave in this horrific way – and like any piece of well-done puppetry, the effect is sinister. Daniel Craig is the Bond we deserve, a Bond who takes seriously the job of embodying a savage yearning for a lost fantasy of the 1950s. It is about masculinity, yes, but also about Britishness, about whiteness and about heterosexuality, about the loss of certainty in all of these in a changing world.
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Daniel Craig has not been given enough credit for taking a character who was a cardboard throwback even in the 1960s and playing him straight: as a wall-eyed, traumatised thug, a protagonist who is two-dimensional precisely because he is empty inside.
Craig animates the automaton that is Bond by asking just what it would take to make a person behave in this horrific way – and like any piece of well-done puppetry, the effect is sinister. Daniel Craig is the Bond we deserve, a Bond who takes seriously the job of embodying a savage yearning for a lost fantasy of the 1950s. It is about masculinity, yes, but also about Britishness, about whiteness and about heterosexuality, about the loss of certainty in all of these in a changing world.
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fygoldblum:
If there’s one thing the history of evolution has taught us, it’s that life will not be contained. Life breaks free.
Jurassic Park (1993) dir. Steven Spielberg
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fygoldblum:
If there’s one thing the history of evolution has taught us, it’s that life will not be contained. Life breaks free.
Jurassic Park (1993) dir. Steven Spielberg
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lousolversons:
Last time he sent me to a dark place I brought something back.
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lousolversons:
Last time he sent me to a dark place I brought something back.
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