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This blog is basically about me and my favorite things, just like 99% of all blogs out there.
What are my favorite things, you might ask?
They are (in no particular order):
Bronson Pinchot, Monty Python (Terry Jones and Michael Palin more especifically), Matthieu Chedid and French music in general, Robert Mitchum, old movies, cult movies, musicals, Tim Curry, Chris Morris, Bill Maher, Marco Pierre White, Anthony Bourdain, Seth MacFarlane, Josh Homme, Elvis, Prince, David Bowie, Marc Bolan, Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music. And a lot more.

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holyunderwear:

Adorable compilation of clips from films Gene Kelly and Judy Garland did together. One of my favourite videos on Youtube. it’s so cute.. and I love that it is randomly paired with Robert Mitchum’s Sunny also lol

Two of my favorite things, Gene and Judy together and Mitchum singing. 

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The New Fright Night. The What?

Ok, let me start by saying, yes, I am biased. The original Fright Night is one of my favorite movies of all time and the moment I heard it was being remade, I knew it couldn’t possibly be as good or better than the original. That said, I honestly didn’t think it would be this bad.

I thought, ‘well, they know this is a cult movie, they will try to please the fans of the original AND modernize the film to please the new generation’. That’s what I would do. What they did was just use the names of characters and the general story of the original, take all the things that made it great and replace them with a ridiculous, senseless plot and awful CGI, what resulted in an utterly forgettable movie.

I am not going to bore everyone comparing the movies because there is no comparison. Just know that, possibly, the only way you will enjoy this new movie is if you’ve never seen the original, you’re a diehard Colin Farrell or David Tennant fan or someone who has never watched vampire movies other than Twilight.

If only they had called it something else. “Vampire Massacre”, “Psycho Vamp”, “Super Vampire Killers” are just a few titles that come to mind. Anything but Fright Night would have been fine. Tom Holland’s name in the credits is almost a sacrilege. Chris Sarandon being bit to death by Colin Farrell is a sacrilege. The whole thing is a sacrilege.

My conclusion is: The best part of this movie is the credits and I need to go watch the original again. Immediately.

These are my people.

  

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differenzeartistiche:

I loved Bronson Pinchot in Putting It Together SO MUCH. Talk about effortless humor and charm. Why didn’t he get a Tony nomination? He was so good

Yes, he was. And the singing… simply delicious.

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