But it acquires a new relevance in modern politics for it is basically telling the story of one Elon Musk, a man who is basically Hugo Drax in his desires to go into space and seed the earth with his superior progeny.

#film #movies #jamesbond

**Odin Halvorson** @indubitablyodin@sfba.social · 5h

Odin Halvorson @indubitablyodin@sfba.social

Review: Boy Kills World https://indubitablyodin.medium.com/review-boy-kills-world-55a54414b7a3

Medium · Apr 1Review: Boy Kills World - Odin Halvorson - MediumBy Odin Halvorson

#Videos #Movies #TV

**RobotWig** @robotwig@socel.net · 5h

RobotWig @robotwig@socel.net

"You know what? You're the best Wolverine."

All shot practically using lighting, figures and miniature sets

Deadpool hugs Wolverine pule if rubble in background

#deadpool #wolverine #photography

**Hannah Howe** @HannahHowe@toot.wales · 6h

Hannah Howe @HannahHowe@toot.wales

Part of my 1960s viewing collection, Blind Corner was released in 1963. A British crime film it starred William Sylvester (Danger Man, Ghost Squad, The Prisoner), Barbara Shelley (the first leading lady of British horror), Elizabeth Shepherd (briefly Emma Peel), and Alexander Davion (Gideon’s Way). The film’s tag line - She loved one man for kicks, one man for luxury, one man for murder.

A man in dark glasses flanked by another man and a woman

#Films #Britain #Movies

**Ben Higbie** @BenHigbie@mastodon.social · 6h

Ben Higbie @BenHigbie@mastodon.social

images from 'The Last Gangster' (1937)

an image from the movie, two women dressed elgeantly, standing next to each other, the one's back is to the viewer in a three quarter view

a young man wearing a cap and jacket and workshirt holding a stack of newspapers, the city streets behind him , he is looking down and to the left

the crime boss, wearing a fancy suit , standing and talking to people in his very nicely furnished home

jimmy stewart as the hero character , wearing a suit and fedora in front of a typewrter, he is sitting, looking up and to the right of the viewer , drawn blinds on a window behind him, a lamp on his desk glowing

#movie #movies #cinema

**FilmFileUK** @filmfileuk@mastodonapp.uk · 6h

FilmFileUK @filmfileuk@mastodonapp.uk

What IP - game, book, comic, stageshow, whatever - that hasn’t been adapted to film or TV should be, or any that were done but deserve a better attempt?

My go to choice here is The Sword of Truth books by Terry Goodkind, which deserve a much better attempt than Legend of the Seeker (which wasn’t terrible, but was a far cry from the books)

#film #films #movies

**rob** @rob@rstokes.uk · 7h

rob @rob@rstokes.uk

The Reginald VelJohnson Cinematic Universe #movies #ghostbusters #diehard #familymatters #reginaldveljohnson

**Noel J. Penaflor** @NoelJPenaflor@sunny.garden · 7h

Noel J. Penaflor @NoelJPenaflor@sunny.garden

THE RANGER #Review

Perfectly passable Forest horror that makes its low budget work for it. If Larry Fessenden isn't in an indie horror movie, did it ever get made?

Full Review #Link Below- This The Ranger review gives you a Giant Hat

http://hub.me/amL5b

#horror #horrorFam #writing #writer #writingCommunity #writers #Movies #movie #cinema #cinemastodon #Film #films #filmmastodon #horrorCommunity #horrorMovie #horrorMovies #horrorFilm #horrorFilms #horrormastodon #reviews #filmreviews #moviereviews
#article #read #reading #funny #humor

**Annie Hsh** @fringemagnet@sunny.garden · 7h

Annie Hsh @fringemagnet@sunny.garden

37 years ago, on April 16, 1988 'My Neighbor Totoro' and 'Grave of the Fireflies' by Studio Ghibli were released in Japan as a double feature. Two films rather different in tone and themes, one exploring the topic of loneliness and the other depicting the horrors of war during WWII, both equally masterful in storytelling and animation.

The two film posters, to the left My Neighbor Totoro showing a little girl standing in the rain holding an umbrella just above her head, beside her there is Totoro, a large furry creature with grey fur, whiskers, and beige belly with grey arrows pointing upwards on his chest, wearing a single leaf on his head seemingly protecting him from the rain.

To the right the poster of Grave of the Fireflies, showing a young boy carrying an even younger girl on his back, while also carrying a torn, beige umbrella, with a dark sky behind them lit by several tiny lights reminiscent of fireflies.

#OTD #StudioGhibli #Ghibli

**COD** @chrisod@social.lol · 7h

COD @chrisod@social.lol

TIL last week. The crazy college students on Spring Break trope originated in a 1960 movie starring a very young George Hamilton.

I never did the crazy week in Daytona thing in the 80s. The one year we went to FL for Spring Break was my senior year. We stayed at a friend's parent's condo in sleepy Longboat Key, and we brought our girlfriends.

https://odonnellweb.com/pelican/where-the-boys-are.html

ODonnellWeb · 3dWhere the Boys Are

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#movies #blog #florida

**The Kid Should See This** @tksst@universeodon.com · 7h

The Kid Should See This @tksst@universeodon.com

Happy Birthday, Charlie Chaplin! Born on April 16, 1889, he captivated audiences with his creativity and humor. In this memorable clip from his 1928 silent film The Circus, the iconic Little Tramp cleverly escapes the police in a hall of mirrors, showcasing Chaplin's innovative filmmaking. This classic marks his first Academy Award and his last silent film.

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