I'm twenty-two. Portland, Oregon is my hom[i]e. This is a blog about Lee Pace's eyebrows, among other things.
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2012 365 Films Challenge: 002/365 — happythankyoumoreplease (2010)
Did you play sports when you were a kid? Remember ‘Walk it off’? No matter what happened, right? I mean, your eyeball could be hanging out of its socket. Coach would run over, scoop you up. ‘Hey, you’re alright kid. Just walk it off.” …But, just having this concept, ‘Walk it off’, as a way to, I don’t know, heal myself. It worked. I just walked that shit off. I’ve been feeling lately, maybe I’m more resilient than I thought.
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“Jesse, a 30-year-old who’s invited back to his alma mater, falls for a 19-year-old college student and is faced with the powerful attraction that springs up between them.”
Liberal Arts (2012)#oh how i need to see this #it looks like it’s gonna tick so many of my boxes man
How I Met Your Mother
I mean
I died. I’m now tumbling as a ghost. This was one of the best moments in recent HIMYM history.
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6.24 Challenge Accepted Promotional Photos
I think this looks good, but I’m not pinning all of my hopes on it like I have other promising indie flicks (Juno). That said, I love Josh Radnor to death and am so excited to see him finally in a film, particularly one that he wrote and directed.
I also can’t get enough of Kate Mara.
ALSO, a quote from the wiki page on the music:
“Fourteen of Jaymay’s songs were produced as score for the film by Michael Brake, music editor for “How I Met Your Mother”. Andy Gowan was the music supervisor and is also the music supervisor for How I Met Your Mother. Songs used in the film come from these bands: Shout Out Louds, Brendan Hines, The Generationals, Blunt Mechanic, The Go, The War on Drugs, Bear Lake, Throw Me the Statue, Friends of the Jitney, Cloud Cult, Blind Pilot and Dr. Dog.”
Okay, now I’m pinning all of my hopes and dreams on it.
