Billy

Every time I go to Best Buy I look for the alien my dad taped to the ceiling 20 years ago when he worked there. Still going strong

My uncle for some reason was looking almost exactly like Dr. Loomis last night, and now I can’t unsee it

This is basically the ending of heat

this video has my crying i’m sorry

the cafe staff seeing stan brakhage walk in with his film strips and painting equipment

"when i was a cop, i never really looked at the ocean. now, it’s all i see. it’s funny how much you miss when you’re busy living." hana-bi (1997) dir. takeshi kitano

Julie Delpy on the set of Voyager (Homo Faber, 1991)

A man's man, dying breed of actors

Man and his dog in a photo booth from 1943

i’d suck off yung lean i don’t really want to but he’s earned it

Didn't know u was chill like dat Mr godard

Alison Brie and Gillian Jacobs

all wikipedia articles should have this section

Her: you better not be Takeshi Kitano in an ad for jolt cola when I get there. My jesterous ass:

“My favorite thing is to wake up and have no plan. If I have no plan for the day, I’m in ecstasy and I become very productive just because I know there is nothing I have to do.” - Jim Jarmusch

Just discovered this crazy stylized black and white indie spy neo noir sci fi action thriller from the 90s starring the All State man, Dennis Haysbert! $900k budget. “Suture” (1992) streaming free on Tubi

@DanielGorman20 Kosinski isn't ever going to try this sort of thing out!

Diva alert

The Man Who Wasn’t There, A Serious Man and Inside Llewyn Davis are 3 Coen Bros. movies that end with the introduction of an outside force so far beyond our comprehension, the struggles up to that point pale in comparison. Those are, an alien spacecraft, a tornado, and Bob Dylan.

Winona Ryder from "Winona" by Robert Rich