vintagegal:

The Warriors (1979)

In the scene where Jack is writing and gets mightily upset when Wendy interrupts him, the chair behind Jack vanishes and then reappears. This was intentional from Kubrick. The audience was supposed to get a subconscious feeling that something was wrong.

(Source: oakenshielld)

newyorker:

Cartoon by David Sipresshttp://nyr.kr/10hclP0

thekhooll:

Vertigo
Russia’s most extreme climbers operates under the pseudonym ‘Mustang Wanted’.

Vértigo thekhooll:

Vertigo
Russia’s most extreme climbers operates under the pseudonym ‘Mustang Wanted’.

Vértigo thekhooll:

Vertigo
Russia’s most extreme climbers operates under the pseudonym ‘Mustang Wanted’.

Vértigo

thekhooll:

Vertigo

Russia’s most extreme climbers operates under the pseudonym ‘Mustang Wanted’.

Vértigo

Arte urbano #palencia #urban #art #graffiti

newyorker:

There’s more breadth and depth—more of a sense of history at large, of the intrinsic and profound horror of the practice and the experience of torture, and of the moral issues involved in political action—in that thirteen-minute sequence than in the whole of “Zero Dark Thirty.” 

Richard Brody on the truthful torture scene in Jean-Luc Godard’s “Le Petit Soldat”: http://nyr.kr/ZuXX4Z

vintagegal:

Grease (1978)

Jornadas de la Trufa

(Source: twist-gent)

newyorker:

Cartoon by David Sipress. For more: http://nyr.kr/YWFWMF