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  1. oldhollywood:

Ingrid Bergman in Notorious (1946, Alfred Hitchcock) Photo by Gaston Longet. (via)
oldhollywood:

Ingrid Bergman in Notorious (1946, Alfred Hitchcock) Photo by Gaston Longet. (via)
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    oldhollywood:

    Ingrid Bergman in Notorious (1946, Alfred Hitchcock) Photo by Gaston Longet. (via)

  2. aclockworkorange:

The Godfather
aclockworkorange:

The Godfather
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    aclockworkorange:

    The Godfather

    (Source: tayshathefilmgeek)


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  4. even though there are no words here, you can tell 3po is being all critical and anxious.

    even though there are no words here, you can tell 3po is being all critical and anxious.

    (Source: jimcarreywannabe, via zombiesenelghetto)

  5. dont be a. dont be a.
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    dont be a.

  6. oldhollywood:

You Only Live Once (1937, dir. Fritz Lang) (via)
oldhollywood:

You Only Live Once (1937, dir. Fritz Lang) (via)
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    oldhollywood:

    You Only Live Once (1937, dir. Fritz Lang) (via)

  7. “the baumer” “the baumer”
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    “the baumer”

  8. fearless vampire killers.
sound advice.

    fearless vampire killers.

    sound advice.

    (via mydarling)


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  11. i don’t want to grow up.

    i don’t want to grow up.

    (via pickyourprettypoison)

  12. i just want to see the boy happy.
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oldhollywood:

Privilege (1967, dir. Peter Watkins)
“American novelist Norman Bognor and I adapted the script, which we retitled Privilege, to emphasize the significance of [fictional pop star] Steven Shorter as an allegory for the manner in which national states, working via religion, the mass media, sports, Popular Culture, etc., divert a potential political challenge by young people.
In case this theme appears exaggerated, it is important to keep in mind that it was set in the ‘swinging Britain’ of the 1960s, and was prescient of the way that Popular Culture and the media in the US commercialized the anti-war and counter-culture movement in that country as well.”
-Watkins on Privilege
i just want to see the boy happy.
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oldhollywood:

Privilege (1967, dir. Peter Watkins)
“American novelist Norman Bognor and I adapted the script, which we retitled Privilege, to emphasize the significance of [fictional pop star] Steven Shorter as an allegory for the manner in which national states, working via religion, the mass media, sports, Popular Culture, etc., divert a potential political challenge by young people.
In case this theme appears exaggerated, it is important to keep in mind that it was set in the ‘swinging Britain’ of the 1960s, and was prescient of the way that Popular Culture and the media in the US commercialized the anti-war and counter-culture movement in that country as well.”
-Watkins on Privilege
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    i just want to see the boy happy.

    oldhollywood:

    Privilege (1967, dir. Peter Watkins)

    “American novelist Norman Bognor and I adapted the script, which we retitled Privilege, to emphasize the significance of [fictional pop star] Steven Shorter as an allegory for the manner in which national states, working via religion, the mass media, sports, Popular Culture, etc., divert a potential political challenge by young people.

    In case this theme appears exaggerated, it is important to keep in mind that it was set in the ‘swinging Britain’ of the 1960s, and was prescient of the way that Popular Culture and the media in the US commercialized the anti-war and counter-culture movement in that country as well.”

    -Watkins on Privilege

  13. sleep whats that?
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oldhollywood:

What’s really causing your nightmares: Dream of a Rarebit Fiend (1906, dir. Edwin S. Porter) Full film online here.
sleep whats that?
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oldhollywood:

What’s really causing your nightmares: Dream of a Rarebit Fiend (1906, dir. Edwin S. Porter) Full film online here.
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    sleep whats that?

    oldhollywood:

    What’s really causing your nightmares: Dream of a Rarebit Fiend (1906, dir. Edwin S. Porter) Full film online here.