Vertigo (1958) | Life of Pi (2012)

“You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.”

(Source: jhermann, via oxblood)

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY!
Psycho, 1960, director: Alfred Hitchcock.

hnnhmcgrth:

Rene Magritte - The Vengeance

(via overtheverge)

atavus:

René Magritte - The Lovers, 1928

(via overtheverge)

do you ever just listen to hans zimmer’s movie soundtracks and

image

(Source: christopherreeve, via katelizabeth)

"I want you to think of me like an endangered species — it’s fine to look at me from far away, but be careful because I may bite if you come near and talk to me or touch me."

Haruki Murakami (via mirroir)

(Source: Yahoo!, via oxblood)

humancentipeed:

In the Sims, you don’t say, “I love you.” You say, “Habadu bashubi,” which roughly translates to, “I cannot move because there is furniture in the way.” I think that’s absolutely beautiful.

(via spacehags)

(Source: hupperts, via marioncotillard)

Gary Oldman and Marion Cotillard in David Bowie’s “The Next Day”

(via valina300776)

I think I have done about 10 films that have shot within one minute or five minutes of where I live in Hong Kong. That is why I can’t leave, that is why I have to stay there. Chungking Express is actually shot in my apartment. […] The bloody film was shot in my bloody apartment! (laughs) I should’ve stayed in a hotel. I’d be working all day and sleeping on the floor at night. We couldn’t mess up the set. The film’s very special in that way given the connection to my personal life…

The interesting thing is after the film—I guess it was the Hong Kong tourist board put out a map of film locations—for three of four years there’d be people following this map to my door. Especially Japanese tourists for some reason. They’d go on the escalator and look for the apartment. So, I’d be going off to work or to a bar and there’d be people waiting downstairs. Once I found kids literally on my doorstep wanting to go in.

Christopher Doyle

(Source: strangewood, via fincher-ed)