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Vincent Van Gogh painting details
I hope Miss Shelley Duvall is doing alright
Irrfan Khan (January 7 1967 - April 29 2020) in Life of Pi (2012)
because why not; notes: retro is being defined as anything before 2000, links to youtube videos, singers included, starred songs are item songs, some videos may have part of a movie scene preceeding the song, (?)=unknown
aha na pelli anta (mayabazaar, 1957) by p.susheela, ghantasaala
sundari (mayabazaar, 1957) by ghantasaala, savitri
vinnava yasodamma (mayabazaar, 1957) p. susheela, p. leela
alli billi ammayi (mayabazaar, 1957) by various/unknown
vivaha bhojanambu (mayabazaar, 1957) by madhavappedi satyam
ye theega puvvunu (maro charitra, 1978) by p. susheela, kamal hassan
gunna mamidi komma meeda (bala mithrula katha, 1972) by s. janaki
sapaatu etooledu (akali raaju, 1981) by s.p. balasubramaniam
thakita thadimi (sagara sangamam, orginal telugu soundtrack, 1983) by s.p. balasubramaniam
nada vinodamu (sagara sangamam, orginal telugu soundtrack, 1983) s.p. sailaja, s.p. balasubramaniam
mounamelanoyi (sagara sangamam, orginal telugu soundtrack, 1983) by s. janaki, s.p. balasubramaniam
ve vela gopemmala (sagara sangamam, orginal telugu soundtrack, 1983) s.p. sailaja, s.p. balasubramaniam
jilibili paluku (sitara, 1984) by s.p. balasubramaniam, s. janaki
kinnerasani vacchindamma (sitara, 1984) by s.p. balasubramaniam, s.p. sailaja
kotthaga rekkalocchina (swarnakamalam, 1988) by s. janaki, s.p. balasubramaniam
aakasamlo (swarnakamalam, 1988) by s. janaki
suvvi suvvi suvvalamma (swathi mutyam, 1986) by s.p. balasubramaniam, janaki
jaamu rathiri (kshana kshanam, 1991) by s.p. balasubramaniam, k.s. chitra
greekuveerudu (ninnne pelladatha, 1996) by sowmya
subhalekha raasukunna (kondaveeti donga, 1990) by s.p. balasubramaniam, k.s. chitra
chamak chamak cham (kondaveeti donga, 1990) by s.p. balasubramaniam, k.s. chitra
abbanee teeyani debba (jagadeeka veerudu athiloka sundari, 1990) by k.s. chitra, s.p. balasubramaniam
yamaho nee (jagadeeka veerudu athiloka sundari, 1990) by s.p. balasubramaniam, s.janaki
induvadana (challenge, 1984) by s.p. balasubramaniam, s. janaki
bangaaru kodi pitta (gharana mogudu, 1992) by s.p. balasubramaniam, k.s. chitra
sirimalle puvva (padaharella vayasu, 1978) by s. jananki
ennenno janmala bandham (pooja, 1975) s.p. balasubramaniam, vani jayaram
oka laila kosam (raamudu kadu krishnudu, 1983) by s.p. balasubramaniam
nee illu bangaaram (gajadonga, 1981) by s.p. balasubramaniam (?)
guggu guggu gudisundi (driver ramudu, 1979) by s.p. balasubramaniam
laali laali (swathi muthyamu, 1986) by p. susheela
aura ammakka chella (aapathbandhavulu, 1992) by s.p. balasubramaniam, k.s. chitra
sumam prathi sumam (maharshi, 1998) by s.p. balasubramaniam
botany pathamundi (siva, 1989) by s.p. balasubramaniam, s.p. sailaja
andamaina premarani (premikudu, 1994) by s.p. balasubramaniam, udit narayan, s.p.b. pallavi
mukkala mukabala (premikudu, 1994) by mano, swarnalatha
urvasi urvasi (premikudu, 1994) by a.r. rahman, suresh peters, shahul hameed
aakaasam enatido (nireekshana, 1982) by s. janaki
eenadu edo ayyindi (prema, 1989) by s.p. balasubramaniam, k.s. chitra
maate mantramu (seethakoka chiluka, 1981) by s.p. balasubramaniam, s.p. sailaja
minneti sooreedu (seethakoka chiluka, 1981) by s.p. balasubramaniam, s.p. sailaja (?)
jaabilli kosam (manchi manasulu, 1986) by s.p. balasubramaniam
nee navvu cheppindi (antham, 1992) by s.p. balasubramaniam
siri malle neeve (pantulamma, 1977) by s.p. balasubramaniam
yeto vellipoyindhi manasu (ninne pelladata, 1996) by rajesh krishnan
chikubuku chikubuku raile* (gentleman, 1993) by suresh peters, g.v. prakash
chilikamma chitikeyyanga* (dalapathi, 1991) by s.p. balasubramaniam, k.s. chitra
gang leader/chik chik chelam (gang leader, 1991) by s.p. balasubramaniam
comedians: it's so difficult to be funny nowadays without sjws getting offended
robert pattinson, without an inch of effort:
Thank you Krysten Ritter for your outstanding performance as Jessica Jones (2015-2019)
some day
Vaan Varuvaan, Kaatru Veliyidai 2017
Coco (2017) dir. Lee Unkrich and Adrian Molina
like/reblog if you save
if any of these arts is yours, let me know so i can give the credits, thank you!
Sharing some of the Movies I love the most from the 80’s, Here goes:
E.T. (1982)
Fast Times At Ridgemont High (1982)
Risky Business (1983)
Sixteen Candles (1984)
Teen Wolf (1985)
The Breakfast Club (1985)
Weird Science (1985)
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986)
Stand By Me (1986)
Can’t Buy Me Love (1987)
Heathers (1989)
Say Anything (1989)
Loving Vincent (2017) dir. Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman
Just when you think it can’t get any worse, you run out of cigarettes. Carol (2015) dir. Todd Haynes
Scarlett Johansson in Lost in Translation (2003) dir. Sofia Coppola
I live for simple things like how much this is gonna hurt
i’ll start: “i’m a god you dull creature!”
1. Tom Hiddleston signed a six film deal, so we can expect him to be in Avengers 4.
2. Loki is known as a ‘Silvertongue’, so his choice of words is always extremely important. So, when he says “undying fidelity”. I think this is an allusion to the fact that he is not dead.
3. Further on from the ‘Silvertongue’ point, Loki says “I promise you, brother, the sun will shine on us again”. This seems too far out of place to be a coincidence. I think Loki is trying to subtly tell Thor that he has a trick up his sleeve that may end up saving them.
4. Loki has already feigned death so many times, is it really so far fetched to think he has done it again?
5. He disappeared from the scene for several minutes and we have no idea what he was doing during that time. He then reappears super cocky and arrogant which is a direct contrast to how terrified he’d been a few minutes prior. This seems to suggest that perhaps he is using an illusion of some sort.
6. He emphasizes the fact that he is a “God of Mischief”, thus perhaps hinting to Thor that he is about to perform a trick, or to allude to the audience that all is not as it seems.
7. Loki did not change into his Jotun form after he died. This seems odd because his Aesir form is an illusion, so it should have disappeared when he died. Furthermore, there are a couple of mentions of Loki being “the rightful King of Jotunheim” and “not Asgardian”, which may be an attempt to draw the audience’s attention to this fact.
8. It was very uncharacteristic of Loki to act so impulsive by stabbing Thanos with a small dagger. It seems to me that the attack was more of a distraction than a real attack. The Loki we know would have attempted to use some sort of illusion or trick in order to attack Thanos and mean it.
9. Tom Hiddleston mentions in a recent interview that “Chaos isn’t something that’s threatening to Loki” and that “Everything is fine”. This seems to suggest that Loki is alright, and hasn’t actually died.
10. Loki’s choice of last words, “You will never be a god”, introduces the idea that maybe Loki has survived due to the fact that he’s a God, and cannot be killed so easily.
11. If the Russo brothers wanted to make Loki’s death truly believable, they would have had Loki using his illusions, and Thanos seeing straight through them and then killing him. The fact that none of Loki’s powers were used at all, makes it seem that he has perhaps feigned death.
12. Finally, I refuse to believe that Thor’s last words to Loki are “You really are the worst brother”, it just seems so wrong to me after all they’ve been through.
You’ve been asleep, Cap. For almost 70 years.
Tribute for Captain America: The First Avenger (2011), as part of the Cap-IM celebration of the MCU’s 10th anniversary.
John Hughes tribute
Congratulations to the Selected Artists for Talenthouse’s Blade Runner 2049 Creative Invite.
Blade Runner 2049 (2017) dir. Denis Villeneuve
Fuck your baby.
Fuck your baby.
Carpe diem. Seize the day, boys. Make your lives extraordinary.
Dead Poets Society (1989) dir. Peter Weir
Do you ever cry because Robin Williams was such a pure person, who deserved to live a long, happy, amazing life, but instead he was just so sad- and he never told anyone. He just kept on making other people happy, and that’s all he wanted. He just wanted others to be happy, even if he couldn’t.
Because I do. All the time.
Hear it? Carpe. Carpe diem. Seize the day, boys. Make your lives extraordinary.
Dead Poets Society (1989) dir. Peter Weir
Happy Birthday Robin Williams - July 21