

“I killed him for money - and for a woman - and I didn’t get the money and I didn’t get the woman. Pretty, isn’t it?”
Double Indemnity, (1944)


“I killed him for money - and for a woman - and I didn’t get the money and I didn’t get the woman. Pretty, isn’t it?”
Double Indemnity, (1944)
![Dick Cavett: If we were loading on the Ark now and you could grab four or five films, not your own but other people’s, to save on the Ark for posterity, what would you grab?[Orson frowns]Dick Cavett: Too tough?Orson Welles: Quick! Another answer.Dick Cavett: Another question?Orson Welles: Yeah. Dick Cavett: Oh. Orson Welles: You’ve thrown me. Dick Cavett: Two films.Orson Welles: Two films? Two films. Um. Adjsjskah. Two films? La Grande Illusion, Renoir. Dick Cavett: Yeah?Orson Welles: And, uhhh, something else.Dick Cavett: I’ll never do that to you again.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m50qtpgsa31qzsuffo1_500.png)
![Dick Cavett: If we were loading on the Ark now and you could grab four or five films, not your own but other people’s, to save on the Ark for posterity, what would you grab?[Orson frowns]Dick Cavett: Too tough?Orson Welles: Quick! Another answer.Dick Cavett: Another question?Orson Welles: Yeah. Dick Cavett: Oh. Orson Welles: You’ve thrown me. Dick Cavett: Two films.Orson Welles: Two films? Two films. Um. Adjsjskah. Two films? La Grande Illusion, Renoir. Dick Cavett: Yeah?Orson Welles: And, uhhh, something else.Dick Cavett: I’ll never do that to you again.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m50qtpgsa31qzsuffo2_500.png)
![Dick Cavett: If we were loading on the Ark now and you could grab four or five films, not your own but other people’s, to save on the Ark for posterity, what would you grab?[Orson frowns]Dick Cavett: Too tough?Orson Welles: Quick! Another answer.Dick Cavett: Another question?Orson Welles: Yeah. Dick Cavett: Oh. Orson Welles: You’ve thrown me. Dick Cavett: Two films.Orson Welles: Two films? Two films. Um. Adjsjskah. Two films? La Grande Illusion, Renoir. Dick Cavett: Yeah?Orson Welles: And, uhhh, something else.Dick Cavett: I’ll never do that to you again.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m50qtpgsa31qzsuffo3_500.png)
![Dick Cavett: If we were loading on the Ark now and you could grab four or five films, not your own but other people’s, to save on the Ark for posterity, what would you grab?[Orson frowns]Dick Cavett: Too tough?Orson Welles: Quick! Another answer.Dick Cavett: Another question?Orson Welles: Yeah. Dick Cavett: Oh. Orson Welles: You’ve thrown me. Dick Cavett: Two films.Orson Welles: Two films? Two films. Um. Adjsjskah. Two films? La Grande Illusion, Renoir. Dick Cavett: Yeah?Orson Welles: And, uhhh, something else.Dick Cavett: I’ll never do that to you again.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m50qtpgsa31qzsuffo4_500.png)
Dick Cavett: If we were loading on the Ark now and you could grab four or five films, not your own but other people’s, to save on the Ark for posterity, what would you grab?
[Orson frowns]
Dick Cavett: Too tough?
Orson Welles: Quick! Another answer.
Dick Cavett: Another question?
Orson Welles: Yeah.
Dick Cavett: Oh.
Orson Welles: You’ve thrown me.
Dick Cavett: Two films.
Orson Welles: Two films? Two films. Um. Adjsjskah. Two films? La Grande Illusion, Renoir.
Dick Cavett: Yeah?
Orson Welles: And, uhhh, something else.
Dick Cavett: I’ll never do that to you again.
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themostpretentiousgirlintheworld:
VALEHTELIJA (The Liar)
dir. Mika Kaurismäki, 1981; with Aki Kaurismäki as Ville AlfaI feel weird about making these and would rather people just see the movie, but that is unlikely so here you go, internet.
View Larger Some things that I enjoyed the most about Prometheus:
Real things and locations! Not a bucketload of cgi thrown in your face!
Michael Fassbender / David.
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La Notte by Michelangelo Antonioni (1961)
One of the only Antonioni films that Ingmar Bergman likes.
Orson Welles 18/50





Rope (1948) - Directed by Alfred Hitchcock


Above, the expressionist restaurant set from Fritz Lang’s Dr. Mabuse (1933); below, the casino dance floor of the Scala restaurant in Berlin (1921-22)


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