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Eric Roston @eroston.bsky.social · Nov 10

I can't find my glasses. What would you say this is? Sorry to bother you.

Crisping Lover @crispinglover.bsky.social · 2h

Adaptation, 2002 Spike Jonze

"How could you have somebody held prisoner in a basement and... and working at a police station at the same time?"
"Trick photography?"

#filmsky #moviesky

DVD cover. Broken flower pot with Nic Cage's face on it.

Still images. Two Nic Cages lay in bed reading.

Still image. A very pretty and delicate white orchid that looks a bit like a frog.

Still image. One Nic Cage sits at a table with water and a salad while the other lays on the floor with junk food and a coke.

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haunted mentions @makeitsnow.bsky.social · Mar 20

just got the best achievement in avowed iykyk

rorshach ink blot from fallout new vegas prologue strongly resembling two bears high-fiving

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Crisping Lover @crispinglover.bsky.social · 2h

Possession, 1981 Andrzej Kulawski

"I recognise the self who has just done something horrible, like a sister I've casually met on the street! Hello, Sister. It's like there's two sisters of faith and chance..."

#filmsky #moviesky

Film poster. Isabelle Adjani and Sam Neil have a domestic disturbance on the street in Berlin. Black and white.

Still image. Sam Neil stands very close to Isabelle Adjani as she cleans an electric carving knife.

Still image. Isabelle Adjani and Sam Neil see someone from across the bar and really dig their vibe.

Still image. Isabelle Adjani in the light with huge eyes with Sam Neil in the shadow.

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Meerdimensional @meerdimensional.bsky.social · Sep 8

Sagt mal dieser Rorschach-Test: Ist es da besser, das zu erkennen was es ist - also ein Tintenklecks - oder muss man da sowas wie einen überfahrenen Frosch hineininterpretieren, wenn man nicht in die Klappse möchte?

Frage für einen Freund!

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Crisping Lover @crispinglover.bsky.social · 17h

Enemy, 2013 Denis Villeneuve

"It's was Hegel who said that all the greatest world events happen twice. And then, Karl Marx added, the first time it was a tragedy and the second time it was a farce."

#filmsky #moviesky

Film poster. Infinite Jake Gyĺlenhaals on red background.

Still image. Two Jake Gyllenhaals have a heated moment.

Still image. Two Jake Gyllenhalls look at their hands.

Still image. Two Jake Gyllenhaals in a bathroom.

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Armine Yalnizyan @armineyalnizyan.bsky.social · Aug 22

In my inbox, subject line:
"Powell signals rate cut amid ‘shifting balance of risks’"

Investors, man. The Rorschach test always reads "don't worry be happy, you'll make more money soon"

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Crisping Lover @crispinglover.bsky.social · 18h

The Double, 2013 Richard Ayode

"I'm like Pinocchio, a wooden boy. Not a real boy. And it kills me."

#filmsky #moviesky

Film poster. Two Jesse Eisenbergs split in two.

Still image two.Jesse Eisenbergs outside a tube station.

Still image. Two Jesse Eisenbergs in a corridor.

Still image Two Jesse Eisenbergs in a cafe.

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Steven Saus @stevensaus.com · 9d

(23 Sep) Hermann Rorschach’s Original Rorschach Test: What Do You See? (1921)

There is a well-known scene in Woody Allen’s Take The Money And Run (1969) when Virgil Stark...

https://s.faithcollapsing.com/yx07x
Archive: ais: https://archive.md/wip/CPL1I

#art #psychology

An image for decorative purposes automatically pulled from the post.

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Crisping Lover @crispinglover.bsky.social · 19h

He has his fathers eyes.

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The Man in the Iron Mask, 1977 Mike Newell

"Now I shall play the man in the iron mask. And Fouquet, the fool."

#filmsky #moviesky

Film poster. Illustration. Two Richard Chamberlains either side of a man in an iron mask screaming in prison.

Still image. Bad Chaberlain in fancy baroque outfit.

Still image. Both Chamberlains face off.

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SK @sk-76.bsky.social · Feb 8

East Wing of Kilmainham Gaol, Dublin (ca. 2012)
Photo: Patrick Callahan / U. of Illinois at Chicago

Interior of the prison at Kilmainham Gaol, Dublin, built in 1796. From the source: "This image emphasizes the architectural styles of the Victorian Era in a space that was designed and created to control human action. The East Wing, opened in 1864, was inspired by philosopher Jeremy Pentham's "Panopticon" design, which allowed for guards to have 180 or 270 degree views from any position within the wing. Views given to prisoners, however, were tortuous. The individual cells each held one prisoner and contained a single window too high up to see out of and a small peephole on the door which could only be opened by guards looking in."

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Crisping Lover @crispinglover.bsky.social · 1d

Muppets Most Wanted, 2014 James Bobin

"You mean all this time I've been trapped in a Russian Gulag, no one, not one single person from the Muppets, except Animal, noticed I'd been replaced by an evil criminal mastermind?"

#filmsky #moviesky

Film poster. Constantine, Kermit and other muppets in a caper style image.

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Kit Turnbull @kitcomp.bsky.social · Feb 24

‘Inside’
Victorian Prison - Lincoln Castle
May 2019
#X100F #Fujifilm #architecture #monochrome #photography #Lincoln #prison
#weekIforInside #AlphabetChallenge

An interior view down the length of a wing in a Victorian-era prison. The cell doorways can be seen on either side with the railings that line the walkways on 2 floors. The lighting of the arched ceiling and cell entrances project patterns of light and shadow.

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Crisping Lover @crispinglover.bsky.social · 2d

One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, 1970 Casper Wrede

"How can you expect someone who is warm to understand someone who is cold?"

#filmsky #moviesky

Film poster. Line of men marching through the snow with guards and dogs.

Still image. Prisoners with shaved heads in sleeping quarters.

Still image. Snowy tundra and fence at the Gulag.

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Wallace Polsom @wallacepolsom.bsky.social · Aug 31

Gustave Doré (1832-1883), “Liberty” (c. 1865-75), brush and brown wash and gray and white gouache with graphite, 32.9 x 46.5 cm. Always interesting to see Doré’s direct mark-making as opposed to Doré through the filter of a master engraver.

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Crisping Lover @crispinglover.bsky.social · 2d

Papillon, 1973 Franklin J. Schaffner

"As of this moment, you are the property of the Penial Administration of French Guiana... France has rid herself of you altogether! Forget France, and put your clothes on."

#filmsky #moviesky