Feature Film || Pleasantville (1998)
I’m watching Pleasantville and LOOK WHO I FOUND. Giuseppe Andrews from Detroit Rock City and Rilo Kiley’s Jenny Lewis. I shat bricks.
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Feature Film || Rogers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella (1957)
22 year old Julie Andrews looking like a hottie.
Feature Film || You Gotta Stay Happy (1948)
It’s funny how, if you didn’t know that they were making out in the last two gifs, it sort of looks like he could be strangling her. I’m unreasonably amused by it.
I watched this movie the other day and I was really really excited because I have this weird obsessive thing for Joan and Jimmy and I hadn’t known about this movie they did together. I was calm and collected on the outside, but I was convulsing inside. I think I should have prepped myself a little more. I wasn’t prepared to see them make out. It was kind of like eating mashed potatoes with melted ice cream. Like, it wasn’t a wholly unpleasant experience, but still kind of odd. Maybe it’s because I know that Jimmy dated Olivia (and you know homegirl must have had some stories on Joan). Still, it’s Jimmy and Joan, I can’t help but love it.
Feature Film || The Fall (2006)
Why are they killing the Mystic? We need to go help him.
When I first watched this film, I didn’t even know gifs existed. By the time I started making my own, there had been a number of legitimately awesome gifs done on this movie and I kind of just felt inadequate, but since it holds such a special place in my heart, I thought I had to make at least one.
Feature Film || Moonrise Kingdom (2012)
I don’t know why it took me so long to post this. I’d forgotten I’d made it.
This is a sketch I did on an index card of the little boy in The City of Lost Children when I was rewatching it a few weeks ago. What a cute kid.
Double Feature || Lolita (1962) & Lolita (1997 remake) Parallelism:
First look at Lolita | Inappropriate Thigh Contact | “Don’t tell mom, but I ate all your bacon” & “Don’t tell mother. I ate all your bacon”
