Anonymous wondered:
Did you read James Franco's review of The Great Gatsby? If so what did you think about it?

for better of for worse james franco is james franco and he can have his opinions on things and i’ll have mine so i just disagree with him





Anonymous wondered:
This might be a really dumb question but I want to know how to watch 2001 properly? I watched the beginning and I was bored but I really want to like it. So just I want to know how to enjoy it if that makes any sense.

Well idk. For me, I really gotta be in a certain mood to watch a film from Kubrick, or even Spielberg (something like Schindler’s List, not War of the Worlds), or PTA, or anybody that’s kind of seen as an auteur. Anyways, I’d say don’t watch it if you’re tired, I wouldn’t watch it after school if you’re annoyed with everyone, anything like that. I think you gotta be in a really open mood and not expect all the answers given to you. It’s not a movie that hands it to you on a silver platter, and you really gotta watch the whole thing attentively. You really just need to see it with an open mind, I guess! :) 


Anonymous wondered:
Tom Hooper


Anonymous wondered:
steven spielberg

i can’t even omg i want to say jurassic park even though it’s not his best film but it’s so influential to me and how i got into movies. my favourite of his though is probably raiders of the lost ark, but he’s in my top 5 directors so it’s hard to name my favourite because i love so many of his films. 


Jessica Chastain, Cannes Film Festival 2012 for Madame Figaro


i saw star trek on may 8th, 2009 and it has been 

years 

that i have waited and now it’s coming out in 

3

days

i’m going to

melt


When the Jews return to Zion, and a comet rips the sky, and the Holy Roman Empire rises, then You and I must die.



marceddy:

when people are really rude and douchey and everyone still loves them

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people who criticize other people for not having seen certain movies