Maybe “The Walking Dead” is coming true.

lordofwinterfells:

Although Welles is mostly commended for his brilliant directing job in this masterpiece, his performance also ranks among one of the greatest of all-time. At the age of 25, Orson Welles manages to believably portray a man who ages from 25 to 70 throughout the course of the film. He masters the part physically, portraying gradually increasing fatigue to the point that when he tears apart his wife’s room at the end, it comes as no easy task. He matches the physicality with great emotional depth as we see his ego begin to control him.

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adamusprime:

rocketfists:

foxfaced:

hairblackas-night:

foxfaced:

hairblackas-night:

foxfaced:

odairbear:

do you british and american people not realize how confusing it is cause I never know if I should write color or colour

ALWAYS COLOUR

It depends if you like freedom or not.

If you like freedom, it is color.

if you like free health care it’s colour

if you like the taste of tea in the dirty boston harbor it’s colour.

i think you mean harbour

i believe you mean “stoup”

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What if I slept a little more and forgot about all this nonsense?

Franz Kafka, The Metamorphosis  (via lubovisnovsky)

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moviesatthetheatres:

Drive (2011)

the-absolute-best-gifs:

A Koala eating an apple for lunch, in Perth, Western Australia. [x]

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