I’m alive, now go away
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I’m alive, now go away
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@bennordberg stacking clips on #flipeurotour #Bordeaux #France 🎥 @runeglifberg @flipskateboards
Pop Art Legend Andy Warhol
i will always prefer silence, over forced conversation and fake smiles. i know when someone doesn’t care, and it is very evident that you don’t. be honest with me and yourself, let’s save each other time.
be honest // kira malibu
I prefer the truth and then the present as opposed to the past, in the way of being real about what’s happened over the years https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hl23Bzxp3Qw Happy 4th
Ready for the weekend with the Realm Backpack.
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We are getting to know each other. She takes me places I usually wouldn’t. Daughter. June 22, 2018. #iphonex #ghana (at Ghana)
It’s time for another Film Poster Friday, this week featuring Michel Gondry’s Be Kind Rewind, which premiered at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival.
The fertile and irrepressible imagination of Michel Gondry is again on display in this wildly original comedy, Be Kind Rewind, a film whose simplicity of vision, inventiveness, and charm reminds us of why we first fell in love with film. It’s a journey that begins in a New Jersey video store, a place that already seems nearly obsolete.
When Jerry (Jack Black) accidentally erases all the tapes in the store because he has become magnetized (just stay with me on this…), he and his best friend Mike (Mos Def) decide to remake the lost movies to keep alive the ailing business of their temporarily absent boss, Mr. Fletcher (Danny Glover). And when their peculiarly inspired versions of Hollywood classics become a surprise hit with their neighborhood clientele, they are soon in full-scale production, remaking everything from Ghostbusters to King Kong. This, of course, cannot be permitted by the powers that be, so the friends and their now-returned employer face losing the store unless they can come up with a plan.— Geoffrey Gilmore
Find Be Kind Rewind now on Amazon Prime Video.
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