There's just something so childlike about the desire to believe that all movies actually happened for real. Think of all the dubious press coverage there is about "I improvised all my dialogue", "I do all my own stunts", "all these effects sequences were done for real". Nuts.

𓌹*beep*𓌺 "ironic" homophobia will be the death of us all

This is always my favorite subreddit because despite extensive attempts to make clear what it’s actually for, people just keep posting about their Situationships

I'll gladly take a Noble Savage view of normies over whatever the fuck this is.

The words classy and elegant—when used in regards to women’s fashion and self presentation—should be considered a fucking dogwhistle at this point

this Cavafy poem is so bloody good, that second stanza tears me apart.

Lily Gladstone stands by her best actress campaign even though many thought she'd win the Oscar for supporting. “Campaigning Mollie as a lead wasn’t about me. If I was ultra-consumed with that, maybe it would have shaken out differently. But it doesn’t make sense to me. The

Godfried Schalcken. "Artist and model looking at an ancient statue," 1675.

Cy Twombly’s “Leda and the Swan” is another less obvious but similarly gutting example.

Night sea, Agnes Martin - 1963

In 1971, Donald Sutherland and Jane Fonda led an anti-Vietnam war roadshow called the F.T.A Show, which stood for Fuck the Army! Formed in opposition to Bob Hope's pro-war USO tour, the troupe performed to tens of thousands of dissenting GIs. RIP to a great actor and a great man.

It’s concerning how many people on here conflate fashion (and an active interest in it) with consumerism

Josh O’Connor in new photo.

Serge Daney is so real for connecting Brian De Palma's Blow Out to Straub-Huillet's Too Early/Too Late