I’ve been watching Jason Silva’s videos today, and this is probably my favourite so far - how cinema immerses us and dissipates our self-awareness.

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thearcticmuser:

IT’S BACK OH MY GOD

I’M FUCKING CRYING

THE FUCKING TAMBOURINE ONE THOUGH

YES.

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deviantart:

This is a great step-by-step post on how to properly credit artwork shared on Tumblr & throughout the internet! If you see uncredited posts floating around the internet, feel free to send a Note to the author of the post and encourage them to properly credit and source the artists.

Thanks, *Sarpsys!

sarapsys:

posting without a source is unfortunately pretty common, but it doesn’t have to be.  with a few minutes of hunting, you can make sure the artists you like get credit for their work! :)  hope this is helpful.

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Ian Somerhalder as the Phantom of the Opera ~ Requested by eldestsalvatore

…I read that as ‘Ian Smoulderholder’, which, personally, I think is rather fitting.

I re-watched Phantom of the Opera (2004 version) last week, and, it being a couple of years since I’d seen it, I did cry at the end (boohoohoo, feel sorry for the mass murderer because he’s FOREVER ALONE).

There’s always a debate on as to who the ‘best’ Phantom is. I enjoyed Gerard Butler’s portrayal of the Phantom in the 2004 film, as he was rather menacing, but they did make his disfigurement a little too minor. Charles Dance (1990 television movie) was more of a light-hearted Phantom, although he was not as threatening as other portrayals. I’ve yet to see any on-stage productions, but from videos, my goodness, those guys such as Ramin Karimloo can sing SUPER well. Need to go hunt for tickets now…

filmgeek101:

Want this dog!

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