My Reaction to the Les Miserables Trailer in Chronological Order (illustrated):
When I saw that the trailer existed:
Watching the trailer:
SINGING!!! FINALLY!!!!
The cinematography:
The emotions immediately after, in order of appearance:
sweetlordbabyjesus: This is beautiful.
Les Miserables (2012)
For the love of all that is holy let this be even better than the trailer.
I may have gotten a sudden surge of adrenaline and endorphins from watching the trailer.
(via lskywalkers)
“There was never just one.”
- The Bourne Legacy, 2012
Awesome trailer is awesome.
The use of the blinds effect reminded me of the poster for Rabbit Hole which is one of my favorite posters. Weird association but it’s a good one to make.
The color red seemed to have something to do with Grace Kelly’s character, her handbag was red and it figured prominently in the plot. She also wears two separate red dresses in the film.
(Source: style-on-screen)
CMBA Hitchcock Blogathon: The Endangered Female in Dial M for Murder
I always enjoy a good stage to screen adaptation. Wait Until Dark is another good example of a thriller based in a single room.
Dial M for Murder, dir. Alfred Hitchcock, 1954
Just watched for the first time, this shot was one that stuck out to me. I loved the lighting throughout the movie.
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So…
My sister’s having a Mike Tompkins video marathon on the big screen… I want to watch but… I’ll start drooling and my sister will say something… and it’d just be awkward.
But I’m getting glances and… He’s kinda amazing in most of the major areas of everything.
“So rich and crisp…”
(Source: robbedpattinson)
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13 Going on 30, 2004 (dir. Gary Winick)
I need anything you can give me.
Let me just hibernate until this movie comes out.
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