you got a haircut

i see that take all the time and it baffles me. how do you hate perfection??

last night I realized how serious this cinephile stuff is for me when I got back home from the movie theater, exhausted, and for my nightcap I... opened my laptop to watch another movie. like omg. get help? this is the greed they talk about in the Bible.

repost the spectacles

thanks, diva 💜

over my cold dead body

is this a safe space to admit that i could not physically care less about the m*rvel witch show

despite the world becoming scary i still have a perhaps niave but unwaivering belief that a better world is possible

which bogie and bacall film should i watch tonight?

i’m the EXACT same way 😭

my dad texted me the same… i already had it on 😔

oh i KNOW that’s right

for sure the movie i’ve seen the most in my life without a doubt

cary and deborah >>>

what’s everyone’s #letterboxd top 4?

doing my daily task of changing out these godforsaken blank letterboxd posters with the posters that credit to everyone involved

the last one that really took my breath away was “dark passage” (1947). a great bogie and bacall film that’s perfect for noirvember

pinterest always delivers the most stunning pictures of bette davis 🕊️

torn between what i need to do (clean and do laundry), what i want to do (watch movies all day), and what i’m going to do (play the sims)

no matter how many old movies i watch, i still physically jump when there’s just a random blackface musical number out of nowhere

the philadelphia story (1940)

hey 😊 would love to be included 🤍

not dolce and gabbana, girl…

my tw*tter fyp just had 7 ai bot like farming tweets in a row. coming here for a chance to breathe

Beggars of Life (1928)

Directed by William Wellman

Starring Louise Brooks - BOTD in 1906