I’ve a feeling this person speaks Latin at home.

I didn’t know The Acid House till I knew Trainspotting. Trainspotting paled in comparison to The Acid House, right after I finally finished going bonkers about Trainspotting 🤭 What a book! What a film!

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Upma perutho election contest chesthe ela untundho. Asalu majority Upma lovers andharu ye constituency ki chendhinavaaru avuthaaru. Vaariki manifesto lo emi pettachu. Bharatiya Upma Seva Samithi ( BUSS ) anna party meeting ki entha mandhi aasakthi chooputharo, oka

I love Fleabag That’s it, that’s the tweet.

Sometimes, all you really need is 500million dollars.

Here is a garam masala mix of my mostly played songs all crammed into a heavy rotation playlist. Enjoy! Sharing is caring ❤️🤭 music.apple.com/in/playlist/he…

Ok, if I have to listen to mathematicians complain about questionable naming schemes in physics one more time

I'm touched and somewhat overwhelmed by the response to my return to this crazy app. To both my new followers and my old friends, I offer a heartfelt thank you. This is for all those who share my love of cinema, we have a long way to go yet. I won't let you down...

Seattle’s ScarecrowVideo, one of the world’s largest publicly-available video collections, needs your help to keep running into the future. 📼💿 Find out more on how to donate: scarecrowvideo.org/sos emalie soderback matt lynch #VideoStoreDay

I rented a $17k lens to photograph the recent starship launch in detail. When I aligned and stitched all the photos I took together, it made a unique video showing the entire event from launch to catch. I hope to ride on Starship one day.

Bask in the pure brilliance of Bill Hader’s impression of Daniel Day-Lewis in There Will Be Blood.

'Waiting for Godot' [1988], directed by Mike Nichols, starring Robin Williams [Estragon] and Steve Martin [Vladimir]

Chaplin THE GOLD RUSH (1925)

Miles Davis in his studio, a paintbrush in his hand…

“I think of music as a kind of spiritual experience.” — Bill Evans

Marlon Brando communicating more with almost no dialogue than most Actors could with a 5 page monologue. THE WILD ONE (1953)

Wong Kar Wai’s first-ever original series, ‘BLOSSOMS SHANGHAI,’ is premiering exclusively on The Criterion Channel. All 30 episodes.