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onsdag 6 juli 2011

Still



Korean horror movie "Thirst",
You simply must see this one
Directed by Park Chan-wook (Oldboy, Lady Vengeance, JSA),
not so scary per se but very different and definitely intriguing.

source: Youtube

lördag 25 juni 2011

Ghost World


Movie night again!
Tonights choice: Ghost World
I have actually seen it before,
but it is a classic and can definitely be seen many a time.

And I am loving the soundtrack, like every single song on it,
well almost.

imagesource: Youtube

torsdag 21 april 2011

Comfy





After a hard days work
nothing beats taking a shower,
slipping into my bestest cozywear
(tanktop and underwear from MTWTFSS Weekday, and socks Chloé)

and, of course, watching a great movie
the older the better

Tonight: Annie Hall

imagesource: weekday.com, unknown, youtube.com

lördag 16 april 2011

I wish Totoro was my neighbour





I adore the movies of Hayao Miyazaki
"My neighbour Totoro" is a real masterpiece and such a loveable story.
Although I like his other (darker) work too, this is an all time high for me.

That is why I am childishly exited about "Ponyo",
which I am going to watch for the very first time later tonight
*teehee*
I have been told that it is equally cute and quirky


Of course the majority of Miyazakis movies also has a greater depth to them,
but that is a discussion I will save for later.
For now I am just gonna enjoy some cuddly fish anime

imagesource: Photobucket, youtube

söndag 10 april 2011

Gainsbourg vie héroïque



So I really loved "Gainsbourg (vie héroïque)"
it is just the kind of creative mash up of inspiration and oddness that I adore
you should see it, like, tonight 

imagesource: trouvelefilm.com, google

lördag 9 april 2011

Saturday night with Serge Gainsbourg


Tonight is movie night at my place
starting out with "Gainsbourg" and boy do I have high hopes for this one!
Hope all you guys are having an awesome weekend
 
imagesource: William Klein, courtesy of Fifty One Fine Art Photography, Anvers