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classic spots + stripes and that bold red...tucked under the neck of the sweater...what a look! bring back the neckerchief! honestly though this whole movie is full of amazing looks, and scarves. I find a scarf really ties it all together.
Mar 2, 2025
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Katharine Hepburn talks nonstop and Cary Grant wears glasses (and a feather boa trimmed robe) what more could anyone ever want !
Apr 28, 2024
- funniest hitchock film not actually directed by alfred hitchcock
- audrey hepburn seducing an old man
- audrey hepburn being witty
- audrey hepburn stress eating (relatable)
- audrey hepburn in cunty outfits (work)
- audrey hepburn in general
- also cary grant is there serving good acting as always
Oct 8, 2024
Cary Grant is potentially the most entertaining actor of all-time, which probably makes him the greatest actor of all-time. Katherine Hepburn is probably the greatest actress of all-time. They're always incredible together, probably most famously in Bringing Up Baby or the Philadelphia Story, but Holiday (1938) is a funny, melancholy Golden Age romance that brings the best out of both of them. Golden Age Hollywood is a comfort food for me, and I'll probably make my girlfriend watch this with me for my birthday around this upcoming New Year's Eve.
Sep 19, 2024
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because no one ever said you have to put your fruits and veg in plastic bags. you wash them anyway, right?
Apr 11, 2025
when the day didn't exactly go your way and you crack an egg for dinner and you get a double yolk, it's like someone's looking out for you 👀💘
Apr 14, 2025
I can legitimately say I would not be the same person I am now if I had never seen Amelie. there's this episode of This American Life called "Spark Bird" - the bird that first sparks someone's interest in/obsession with birding - well I like to refer to "spark movies" and Amelie was it for me. it showed me what cinema could do. I had never seen a movie that encapsulated my worldview but also how I wanted the world to be and look. seeing it as a teenager probably had a lot to do with it - the longing, the quirkiness - but the visual/artist part of me realized movies could do and express things I never thought possible and never had words or images for. it was like a floodgate opened, it was my gateway drug to more movies, art, music, and the way I experienced myself in the world. it was so formative for me it's like my brain soaked it up and I can't help that it's always there permeating everything with more whimsy, flair, and color ✨
Mar 13, 2025