October 27, 2009
ronenreblogs: waxandmilk: Ewoks! via kaktak

ronenreblogs:

waxandmilk:

Ewoks!

via kaktak

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moviesinframes: The Others, 2001 (dir. Alejandro Amenábar)

moviesinframes:

The Others, 2001 (dir. Alejandro Amenábar)

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I can’t wait

I can’t wait

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moviesinframes: Hotel Chevalier, 2007. (dir. Wes Anderson) by themichaelkiggins

moviesinframes:

Hotel Chevalier, 2007. (dir. Wes Anderson)

by themichaelkiggins

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October 26, 2009
caseydonahue: Next year’s Halloween costume? Or next year’s every day outfit? where do i buy this?

caseydonahue:

Next year’s Halloween costume? Or next year’s every day outfit?

where do i buy this?

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October 25, 2009
moviesinframes: Finding Nemo, 2003 (dir. Andrew Stanton, Lee Unkrich)

moviesinframes:

Finding Nemo, 2003 (dir. Andrew Stanton, Lee Unkrich)

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October 23, 2009

patrickcassels:

Why wasn’t I informed earlier there was a comedian who ended every joke by shouting the word “hamburger” for some reason?

(thanks to Adam Newman)

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moviesinframes: Cidade de Deus (City of God), 2002 (dir. Fernando Meirelles, Kátia Lund)

moviesinframes:

Cidade de Deus (City of God), 2002 (dir. Fernando Meirelles, Kátia Lund)

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October 20, 2009
fuckyeahstarwars: Star Wars jack o’lanterns

fuckyeahstarwars:

Star Wars jack o’lanterns

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October 19, 2009
ronenreblogs: zucherman: themadeshop: For Zachary, who just sent me this quote a few days ago: “A building exists in time as well as space, because we cannot eversee it all at once, sometimes cannot see it at all, only part of it.  We mustwalk around it, enter it, see it from close and far, ignore as well as celebrate it.  There is an enduring irony of inside and out, the invitation to the summit being also an invitation to invisibility.” Nearest Thing to Heaven: The Empire State Building and American Dreamsby Mark Kingwell {via nevver: via Empire}

ronenreblogs:

zucherman:

themadeshop:

For Zachary, who just sent me this quote a few days ago:

“A building exists in time as well as space, because we cannot ever
see it all at once, sometimes cannot see it at all, only part of it.  We must
walk around it, enter it, see it from close and far, ignore as well as 
celebrate it.  There is an enduring irony of inside and out, the invitation to 
the summit being also an invitation to invisibility.”


Nearest Thing to Heaven: The Empire State Building and American Dreamsby Mark Kingwell

{via nevver: via Empire}

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