If you watch us eat cotton candy backwards, we look like this.
I can’t take my eyes of this! My heart is bleeding joy!
1 day agoI'm in the business of befuddlement.
Let me tell you about my boat.
“Rhiannon, known to me professionally as Nonnie, is like a brother to me. Her blog is like a brother to me, also.” - Jessica Cowan “Putting the “Rhiannon Cowan” in “Rhiannon Cowan” since the day she was born.” - Andrew Root
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May 18, 2013
May 15, 2013
insperatafloruit asked: 4, 11, 21 and ... 7.
4. Top 4 Directors.
- Wes Anderson
- Quentin Tarantino
- Edgar Wright
- Nora Ephron
- Christopher Nolan
11. The main reason I went to see Get Low was because Bill Murray was in it. I had no idea what it was about and I didn’t have a clue who else was in it. All I knew was I saw Bill Murray’s face on the poster in my local cinema and after that I was sold on whatever the movie would have ended up being. It actually ended up being an amazing film too. Beautiful and funny.
21. The first really grown up movie I watched was probably Cliffhanger. Dad would have hired it on VHS (the 90s amirite?!) and not payed attention to whether any children had remained in the room. I was terrified. People being shot and falling from great heights! I was not ready for that shit.
7. I answered this just before, it’s clearly an excellent question.
4 days ago
jessicaexplainsitall asked: 7, 18 and 23, dawg! x
7. My guilty pleasure movies are the tear jerking type centring around strong female characters, which usually have one character die in a scene designed to slay you emotionally. These movies were huge in the late 80s and early 90s. They aren’t bad movies (in my opinion), but are abhorred by many people. My favourites include Steel Magnolias, Beaches, Fried Green Tomatoes, and The First Wives Club. They always have brilliant casts, yet aren’t taken seriously probably because patriarchy. I don’t know if it really counts as a guilty pleasure when I literally feel no shame in my love.
18. It’s a tie between The Royal Tenenbaums and The Boat That Rocked soundtracks. After I saw The Royal Tenenbaums I got my hands on every bit of Elliott Smith, Nick Drake, and Nico I could and would listen to them whenever I felt sad. Also Mark Motherbaugh always kills it with his scoring for Wes Anderson. The Boat That Rocked has one of the best soundtracks ever, which makes sense considering the music is basically one of the characters of the film.
23. The Back to the Future trilogy is super awesome. They’re probably my favourite sci-fi movies mostly because Michael J. Fox.
4 days ago1. What was the last movie you watched on theaters?
2. What was the first movie you ever remember watching on theaters?
3. Top 5 movies
4. Top 5 directors
5. A favorite adapted movie
6. Your best experience on going to the movies
7. A guilty pleasure
8. An overrated movie
9. An underrated movie
10. A movie that not many have heard that you’ve seen
11. A movie you watched mainly for an actor
12. Top 5 actors
13. Top 5 actresses
14. VHS, DVD or Blu-Ray?
15. Favorite Disney movie (not PIXAR!)
16. A tearjerker
17. A movie that you know its bad but you can’t help but love it
18. Favorite Movie Soundtrack
19. Favorite quote from a movie
20. A movie that was better than the book
21. First adult film you watched (thematically speaking not R-rated)
22. A kids movie you always watch
23. Favorite Science Fiction movie
24. Favorite Comedy
25. Favorite Fantasy
26. Favorite Love Story
27. A movie you hate
28. Favorite animated movie
29. A movie from your favorite director you didn’t liked
30. Favorite comic book movie
31. 3 movies you’re expecting excitedly!
32. A book you read for a movie
33. Favorite Musical
34. Favorite fictional character
35. A movie you wished they never madeFun fun fun fun! Please question me!
I’m joining in on this party. Ask away!
5 days ago
She’s up all night for good fun.
I HIGHLY recommend playing ‘Get Lucky’ and staring at this gif for the whole song.
(Source: fiberistanora, via booksofadam)
5 days ago
May 14, 2013
“his voice sank pressed up against the wall, ‘We have lived for too long. We wish. We wish; we want we want -’ ‘We are not,’ he said, ‘long-term beings. not heroes of romances in many volumes. for one gesture, for one word alone, we shall make the effort. We openly admit: our creations will be temporary.’”
This book is stunning as an object, as a series of words, and as art.
May 13, 2013
This is my other Star Trek Into Darkness review. Slightly more succinct.
Jessica posted this about half an hour ago and it’s already approaching 100 notes. It’s funny because duh! Jess is funny, but it also proves tumblr is kinda lame.
1 week ago
May 11, 2013
Shepherds should be real concerned this morning.
1 week agoIDK if teeth are my favourite candy because they are delicious or consistently hilarious
It’s both. Definitely both.
1 week ago
I am beautiful.
1 week ago
“ Writing a poem is like having an affair, a one-night stand; a short story is a romance, a relationship; a novel is a marriage—one has to be cunning, devise compromises, and make sacrifices.
May 10, 2013
The ghosts of trimmed plants.
1 week ago
First game of scrabble in ages today. It was tense. It was nail biting. It should have been televised.
1 week ago
May 9, 2013
This .GIF set makes me so happy.
I don’t have words for how excited I am for The World’s End. It’s that thing where you get ridiculously emotional about something that’s actually incredibly funny.
(Source: rosetylear)
1 week ago