empatheticvegan:

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elisimogen:

hanktalkin:

DOES ANYONE ELSE REMEBER HOW DARK THIS MOVIE ACTUALLY WAS.

filed under: childrens movies that shouldn’t have been childrens movies

they escape from a concentration camp

that happens

Whatchu be talkin’ about, man? I LOVED this movie to bits when it first came out. The strongest memories of the last days of my childhood were filled with me and Ed-chan (sis) constantly watching this movie’s CDs reruns during the Ramadhan month that year, enough to drive our big bro mad XD. We even went so far as to play “Quote the scene” with each other on the whiteboard in our house’s musolla back then. 

It may have dark undertones,as suggested by the previous comments before me, but frankly speaking, there’s no way to look back and not like this movie, at least for me. It’s nice, quirky, just great for a show that you can sit down and share with anyone. You say you see that it’s a movie about chickens under a dictatorial regime. I say that I see chickens who actually had it in them all along to stand up for themselves and fight for their own justice and freedom, and all it took was a very passionate singular hen, not to mention a broadened sense of view of what things can be, thanks to the (un)timely arrival of a chicken not of the place, with a very different way of seeing things. Together, everyone can swing it, onwards to freedom.

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rufftoon:

graphitedoll:

remember how i said i wasn’t gonna draw Pitch and his daughter cause i wanted to spare myself the tears and agony?

WELL OBVIOUSLY I DIDN’T !!

and NOW, i’m done with the “everyone loves Pitch” series. good bye.

and happy new years !!

Complete set!

Good way to start the new year, thank you!

When the children first meet Count Olaf and Jim Carrey says, “Wait, give me the line again,” was not actually in the script, it was Carrey staying in character and wanting to try it again, but they kept the cameras rolling and felt it worked the way it happened.

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jonsnowed:

“First one to bring me that will get a ride back with Peggy!”

#he’s like mulan except less athletic

#he’s like mulan except less athletic

angiethehistorygal:

So reading the description of Oin in the Hobbit Visual Companion and found this gem.

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humourlesspoppycock:

#cinematic masterpiece

#I secretly rate every action packed film 0-the mummy

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Recap of this weekend

• Watched Skyfall just yesterday, after long last, courtesy of my good old friend who highly recommended it to me. I’ve been curious enough about it for quite a while (what with people in fb and tumblr here having high praises about it), but truthfully, the reason why I eventually did yesterday was because it was a random, unplanned outing for me and three other girls from No. 31 (current rent house in Puncak Alam) - Asmat, Aida, and Yun. They had wanted to watch a local Malay movie, “Istanbul Aku Datang”. I wasn’t really up to watching another “jiwang” (my dad’s kindly suggested adjective, when I rang him up last night to chat about it) movie, so between that, Goliath - War of the Worlds in 3D, and Cold War (a Chinese/Cantonese cop movie), I picked Skyfall. We’d arrived at the Golden Screen Cinemas in Setia Alam Mall at 11.45 am, I waltzed in immediately to watch Skyfall at 12.00 pm sharp; the other girls’ movie started at 1 pm, so they whisked off to have lunch first. 
  
  Just in case you’re wondering, this happened pretty often with me; I would join friends in an outing, even at a moment’s notice, yet once we get there, more often than not, I ended up going separate ways from them after that, and we’d only get back together once we’re all done and meet back in the car (Aida’s) at the carpark. Is this normal or… OTL
   
• Should’ve been looking through some backdated work and upcoming tests, but
  

Yep, lovely weekend.

On a side note, Skyfall IS awesome. I wish I could put it down more eloquently and elaborately, but all those who’ve watched before me have already done that too well (especially those who’ve posted their wise thoughts on the movie on tumblr), plus I don’t think I trust myself to be able to avoid spoilers in what I write, so I guess best if you start from these lovely posts (don’t have a direct link to them myself, so sorry), or better yet, have a go at watching the movie, you won’t be disappointed.

Note to self: Prepare to pull your hair off in other directions when next week starts 

blainescockishuge:

What are you muttering about?

uakari20:

the-glint-off-her-spectacles:

autumn-faery:

hapfairy:

karmasucks:

No matter how old and cinical I’m getting, this movie always moves me

Tell this to the people who laugh at me for studying writing. Even a guy from the CIRCUS did the other day…

Love this film. Love this quote. <3

I love this movie because it was so tailored for English nerds <3

Tired of people hating on the humanities >:E  A business degree is practically useless and yet we push it on EVERYONE.  Study something you love if you’re going to pay for an education - the piece of paper matters more than what’s on it >.>

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reimaginethestars:

The greatest scene in all animated movie history.