Posts tagged wes anderson
Do You Wanna Go To The Moon?
and other stories of a vintage lady living in a modern world
Wall of indecision…
I think after I finish my paintings of Norman Bates and Oliver Tate, I’m going to do one of Harold Chasen. :)
Perhaps later, after my Darjeeling Limited paintings are finished, I will also do a Ryan Gosling.
I want to also do more Wes Anderson characters, since I’m getting better at painting people…what say you, fandoms?
More spoilers…
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Needle in the Hay
Elliott Smith // Needle in the Hay
I cannot hear this song without thinking of the scene where Richie Tenenbaum is bleeding out in the sink.
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but don’t you play with me
‘cause you’re playing with fire.
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Bill & Wes / Made in America
I’m going to kill myself tomorrow.
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Moonrise Kingdom (2012) - Dir. Wes Anderson
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Favourite.“Let’s take a look at the itinerary.”
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During this scene, my sweetie Danny looks over at me and smiles sheepishly and says: “that’s you.” when we watched this film together. All I could do was smile back and nod…I definitely relate to her character in a lot of ways. That’s one of the things I love so dearly about Wes Anderson’s films: I can find pieces of myself in many of his characters and a lot of events in my life are almost eerily similar to scenes in his films.Moonrise Kingdom (2012).
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swoon.
Andrew and I made Indian food and watched the classic, yet strangely under appreciated film, The Darjeeling Limited.
I realised at one point in the film that I essentially had the meal Francis had picked for himself on the train; the chicken, soup, and the pudding for dessert.
More specifically, I made Jalfrezi chicken with peas & green beans, basmati rice, and garlic naan and Bombay potatoes, (which I chose to count as the soup). Later, I had pistachio pudding! Mmmm…
I re-watched this film in mute with subtitles and imagined what it would be like to experience this film as a deaf person; with no clue there is anything beyond dialogue in the film and missing out on a key and memorable soundtrack. This made the film lack so much more depth and emotion and made me realise the great impact music has in setting the tone/mood of films which people don’t usually realise or give much thought to…
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New favourite background. I love you wildly, Adrien Brody. Never change.
