Why, oh why, does netflix not have this?
(via Father Brown (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
I keep encountering things that hold up the concept of the middle class as the great evil of today. I’m in the middle of JG Ballards “Millenium People” (at rakka’s suggestion) which seems to suggest that being middle class is something to revolt against.
Netflix suggested “The Bothersome Man”, which holds up middle class living as literal purgatory. It’s an interesting film, in a Finnish sort of way. I can’t really get it out of my head.
[the end of an era. *sigh*]
The In Laws (1979) (by uncastrash)
ACE!
Love has no borders, nationalities, or genders!
DO IT!!!
Wild Zero clip (by Achtane)
R2D2 less than seismic charges, I think not. But it’s a good summary.
Young Frankenstein - Quiet Dignity & Grace (via mrtigger001)
I don’t want to live! I do not want to live! *sob*
biggie shorty (via poootietang)
Pootie for Gav (via HeinrichBeard)
haha, yeaaahhh.
my favorite 10 seconds of the whole movie.
number two
- Lionel Twain: I'm the greatest, I'm number one!
- Sam Diamond: To me, you look like number two, know what I mean?
- Dora Charleston: What DOES he mean, Miss Skeffington?
- Tess Skeffington: I'll tell you later. It's disgusting.
