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There is a pleasure in the pathless woods; There is a rapture on the lonely shore; There is society, where none intrudes, By the deep sea, and music in its roar; I love not man the less, but Nature more...
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Lost in Translation (2003)

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Saw My Week With Marilyn last night. The resemblance between Michelle and Marilyn is uncanny. She did an excellent job matching her characteristics and movement. But the story felt a little bit like what is the point… other than to get a glimpse into her life there is no real arc or change from the beginning to the end. Overall I recommend you watch it, after all Marilyn Monroe is fascinating!

marion cotillard

I imagined battles in which people wielded poetry instead of weapons. People standing in lines, having a war of the imagination, of words, attempting to influence each other through ideas. And then I think I went astray. I would love to meet my eight-year-old self right now. I would look her in the eye and I’m sure I would burst into tears for the parts of myself that I still recognize, and also for the parts of me I allowed to be corrupt

Brit Marling in an interview with Bullett Magazine. (via saintpatricjamaique)

Melancholia (Lars Von Trier, 2011)

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Currently watching

Scenery Porn → Marie Antoinette: Part 1

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templetonsmith:

Mumford & Sons – The Enemy (for Wuthering Heights)

Love the song and can’t wait to see this movie!

Marcy's Song

John Hawkes,

Martha Marcy May Marlene

rottinghaus:

John Hawkes - “Marcy’s Song”

Finally saw Marth Marcy May Marlene today and I highly recommend it. It’s a little slow but the acting is really great and I enjoyed it immensely.

This looks pretty decent. Plus I love Paul Dano and my favorite Fleet Foxes’ song is in the trailer, which makes me want to see it…

favorite tv couple possibly ever!

Teaser trailer for Sound of My Voice (Zal Batmanglij, 2011)

Peter and Lorna endure a rigorous preparation in order to infiltrate a highly secretive cult and confront its mysterious leader, Maggie (Brit Marling), who claims to be a visitor from the future on a crucial mission.

Shame (Steve McQueen, 2011)

Horrible Bosses was excellent. Mainly because i am in love with charlie day. SOOO hilarious. I was crying during the “caw caw caw caw” scene.