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The genius of Guilhomet’s work here resides in the details: a close examination of her dangling chain and book pages—and of the beard and robe embroidery of Guilhomet’s St. Pierre, displayed alongside Ste. Suzanne in the second photo—is quite remarkable.
The genius of Guilhomet’s work here resides in the details: a close examination of her dangling chain and book pages—and of the beard and robe embroidery of Guilhomet’s St. Pierre, displayed alongside Ste. Suzanne in the second photo—is quite remarkable.
I don’t think that this vid would be OK by today’s PC standards, but this song absolutely, positively, 100% kicks.
I don’t think that this vid would be OK by today’s PC standards, but this song absolutely, positively, 100% kicks.
Bette covers The Rolling Stones’ 1978 hit with a guest performance by…Mick Jagger?
Bette covers The Rolling Stones’ 1978 hit with a guest performance by…Mick Jagger?
Not a huge Eels fan, but this song and “Novocaine…” are quite good.
Not a huge Eels fan, but this song and “Novocaine…” are quite good.
This scene, from the film’s finale, was omitted from U.S. prints for being too “downbeat.”
It’s also omitted from the Disney+ channel version…and why the heck is this film on Disney+?!?
This scene, from the film’s finale, was omitted from U.S. prints for being too “downbeat.”
It’s also omitted from the Disney+ channel version…and why the heck is this film on Disney+?!?
Apologies n advance for the substandard quality of this video. The original (uncensored) HD version is gloriously colorful and really pops visually; it also, unfortunately, has some objectionable content.
Apologies n advance for the substandard quality of this video. The original (uncensored) HD version is gloriously colorful and really pops visually; it also, unfortunately, has some objectionable content.
This song has the distinction of being the first single in history by a major label artist to be available for purchase via Internet digital download.
This song has the distinction of being the first single in history by a major label artist to be available for purchase via Internet digital download.
In one of the more humorous gaffes in movie history, the boy seated at background right of Eva Marie-Saint’s character covers his ears in anticipation of a gunshot going off at the 1:40 mark.
In one of the more humorous gaffes in movie history, the boy seated at background right of Eva Marie-Saint’s character covers his ears in anticipation of a gunshot going off at the 1:40 mark.
Lee Grant’s Louise here has a shadowy profile that exactly matches that of the infamous dumpster entity later in the film. Why?
I have my suspicions.
God bless Lynch, who himself has said that all interpretations of his films are valid.
Lee Grant’s Louise here has a shadowy profile that exactly matches that of the infamous dumpster entity later in the film. Why?
I have my suspicions.
God bless Lynch, who himself has said that all interpretations of his films are valid.
Fun fact: Barry Manilow fans are known as “fanilows.”
Fun fact: Barry Manilow fans are known as “fanilows.”
Rauschenberg asked Dutch painter Willem de Kooning, whose works now fetch tens of millions of dollars at auction, to provide an original drawing that he would proceed to transform into a new work simply by completely erasing it.
Is this art?
Rauschenberg asked Dutch painter Willem de Kooning, whose works now fetch tens of millions of dollars at auction, to provide an original drawing that he would proceed to transform into a new work simply by completely erasing it.
Is this art?
With Pink Floyd’s David Gilmore guest-performing on lead guitar and Sting providing backup vocals.
With Pink Floyd’s David Gilmore guest-performing on lead guitar and Sting providing backup vocals.
One of the first, if not the first, slasher horror movies of the twentieth century, and likely the first to use killer’s POV shots.
The last scene is particularly hauntlng.
One of the first, if not the first, slasher horror movies of the twentieth century, and likely the first to use killer’s POV shots.
The last scene is particularly hauntlng.
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