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I hear nothing. Not even a sound on the streets of New York, just the beat of my own heart. I have mail. From you.
YOU’VE GOT MAIL (1998) dir. Nora Ephron
Forest Gump is one of the most beautiful movies ever and none of my friends have seen it because it’s ‘too old,’ or ‘too long,’ or ‘too boring.’
Where is my Forest Gump love? :(
there are a lot of things about “you’ve got mail” that make it the best romcom ever written, but i think that part of what is so compelling about it is the idea that you can be forgiven. that someone can see the mean, angry, sad, delusional side of you, and that part just becomes a piece of the whole. the whole, which is full of multitudes and possibilities and bravery to start something new. that whatever pride and prejudice you’re bringing to the table—someone will see through it, right down to who you are when you think no one is looking.
Bruce Springsteen 🎶Streets of Philadelphia ♥️
Los archivos del Pentágono: algo más que ética periodística
Los archivos del Pentágono: algo más que ética periodística
La nueva película de Steven Spielberg: The Post (Los archivos del Pentágono) es algo más que una cinta reivindicativa sobre la libertad de prensa, la responsabilidad de un periódico de contar la verdad (¿qué es la verdad?), y retratar los convulsos tiempos de un mundo revuelto. Algo más. Y no tiene que ver con todos sus actores, su factura, su puesta en escena, ni siquiera con la acertada…
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Here are my top 8 things to watch before Greta Gerwig's Barbie hits theaters. This list is solely based on rumored plots & inspirations based on popular sources & the recently leaked set photos/videos featuring Margot Robbie & Ryan Gosling as Barbie & Ken.
Barbie: Life In The Dreamhouse (Obviously)
The Lego Movie
The Truman Show
Enchanted
Life-Size
Splash
Legally Blonde
Clueless
The ‘Burbs (1989) dir. by Joe Dante
TOY STORY 4 (Dir: Josh Cooley, 2019).
Since the first movie was released in 1995, the Toy Story franchise has proven to be one of the most robust, not to mention most lucrative, Hollywood franchises of all time. The original film, a Pixar Animation Studios production released through Walt Disney Pictures, was a massive critical and commercial success, spawning a further two equally successful sequels. After the fairly definitive conclusion of Toy Story 3 (Lee Unkrich, 2010), the prospect of a fourth entry seemed to many unnecessary, albeit not entirely unwelcome.
Toy Story 4 reunites Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the gang and introduces new character Forky. Forky, made by the toys' new owner Bonnie from a plastic spork, pipe-cleaners and other discarded items, is determined to throw himself into the trash where he believes he belongs. Determined not to let this happen, Woody places himself in charge of the spork, a decision which results in the pair becoming separated from Bonnie and their pals. As lost toys they encounter the sinister doll Gabby Gabby and her ventriloquist dummy cohorts and Woody is reunited with old flame Bo Peep.
Happily Toy Story 4 is a sequel which lives up to its mighty predecessors. Director Josh Cooley and screenwriters Stephany Folsom and Andrew Stanton have created a movie that is by turns witty, exciting and ultimately moving. Its message is certainly as poignant as others in the franchise and comes with a climax that that seems pretty darn final.
It goes without saying that the computer generated animation in Disney/Pixar's Toy Story 4 is beautiful. Once again, the vocal performances, notably Tom Hanks as Woody, Tim Allen as Buzz, Annie Potts as Bo and Tony Hale as Forky, are exemplary.
This latest episode of the Toy Story saga thankfully does nothing to tarnish what is arguably the most consistent franchise of them all, while its finale suggests that this really will be the last we see of the gang. If this is the case then more's the pity, although Toy Story 4 definitely provides them with a high on which to go out on.
Read an unedited version of this review on my new blog: jinglebonesmovietime.blogspot.com
Toy Story (1995) dir. Josh Cooley, Lee Unkrich, John Lasseter
give me an actor, i give you a movie: Tom Hanks
↳You’ve Got Mail (1998) dir. Nora Ephron
“Well, let me ask you something. How can you forgive this guy for standing you up and not forgive me for this tiny little thing of… of putting you out of business? Oh, how I wish you would.”
Character posters for "Asteroid City" by Wes Anderson.
ShE KnOWs WhAt YOu diD!!!
No because
The way dick winters talks about Nixon is so gay I cannot handle it
Like I read winters’ book and I was like “you REALLY like Nix”
And when I watched the series for the first time and thought Ron and lip ended up together and winters and Nixon got married and babe and roe moved to Louisiana together and Luz went to track down Toye and everyone lived happy homosexual lives
BUT NO
I was BAMBOOZLED BY TOM HANKS
Film Meme - 1/2 Decades
10 Things I Hate About You - March 31,1990 Aladdin - November 25,1990 A League of Their Own - July 1,1995 Beauty and the Beast - November 22,1994 Billy Madison - February 10,1991,1991 Fargo - April 5,1999 Fight Club - October 15,1997 Forrest Gump - July 6,1992 Goodfellas - September 21,1999 Home Alone - November 16,1991 Hook - December 11,1992 Jumanji - December 15,1993 Jurassic Park - June 11,1994 Mrs. Doubtfire - November 24,1991 Pulp Fiction - October 14,1995 Reservoir Dogs - September 2,1992 Saving Private Ryan - July 24,1992 Schindler’s List - February 4,1993 Se7en - September 22,1993 Terminator 2: Judgment Day - July 3,1995 The Big Lebowski - March 6,1998 The Lion King - June 24,1994 The Sandlot - April 7,1996 The Shawshank Redemption - October 14,1998 The Silence of the Lambs - February 14 Lists' section. The Sixth Sense - August 6,1998 The Truman Show - June 5,1993 Titanic - December 19,1999 Toy Story - November 22,1995 Wayne’s World - February 14,1994