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💵 💋 Sexy, intense thriller about a Chicago gangster's moll who starts an affair with a lesbian ex-con and the pair plot to steal a suitcase of money from the mob. Features some of the most sensual, erotic scenes in cinema history as far as I'm concerned. 🔥🔥🔥🫣 #Bound 📽️🎞️

Frame from the neo-noir thriller 'Bound' (1996). On the foreground on the right a woman (Gina Gershon as Corky) with a short dark brown hair and a tattoo of a battle axe on her right arm wearing a white sleeveless shirt and fixing a sink plumbing. The legs of another woman wearing black pantyhose and a black negligé visible in the background on the left.

Frame from the neo-noir thriller 'Bound' (1996). Two women standing facing each other in a kitchen. On the left a woman (Gina Gershon as Corky) with short dark brown hair wearing a white dirty wifebeater and on the right a woman (Jennifer Tilly as Violet) with short black wavy hair wearing a black negligée.

Frame from the neo-noir thriller 'Bound' (1996). Close-up from above of a blood stained white toilet bowl.

Frame from the neo-noir thriller 'Bound' (1996). Close-up of a shocked looking dark brown haired man (Joe Pantoliano as Caesar) wearing a dark suit, a white collared shirt and a maroon tie and holding a revolver in his left hand staring at something on the floor (directly at the camera).

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💵 💋 Released #OnThisDay 30 years ago. Wachowkis' feature film directorial debut. A brilliant little neo-noir thriller. And probably THE film that I've recommended the most. Even though it's hardly a forgotten gem. Especially among the LGBTQ audiences. 🤫 #Bound 📽️🎞️

Poster for the neo-noir thriller 'Bound' (1996). Directed by the Wachowkis. Starring Gina Gershon, Jennifer Tilly, Joe Pantoliano, John P. Ryan and Christopher Meloni.

On the poster an image of two women, standing on the left a woman (Gina Gershon as Corky) with short dark brown hair and a tattoo circling her left arm wearing a black sleeveless T-shirt and black trousers and sitting on the right another woman (Jennifer Tilly as Violet) with short black wavy hair wearing a black dress and pantyhose. There's a couple of strings holding dollar bills hanging in the room.

Frame from the neo-noir thriller 'Bound' (1996). View from above of an elevator cage with red walls and doors and a grey patterned floor. Three people are standing inside the elevator. A dark brown haired man (Joe Pantoliano as Caesar) wearing a black coat and a suit standing in the middle of the frame in front of the elevator doors. Leaning against the wall on the left a woman (Jennifer Tilly as Violet) with short dark wavy hair wearing a short black leather jacket, a black dress with black stockings and black high-heeled shoes. Leaning against the wall at the bottom of the frame another woman (Gina Gershon as Corky) with short dark hair and also wearing a black leather jacket. There are three buckets and tools on the floor on the right.

Frame from the neo-noir thriller 'Bound' (1996). Close-up of two women's lips as they're about to kiss each other.

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🏁 You could NOT have written this sort of an ending to the #WRC season!!! 🤯 #RallyItaliaSardegna 🏎️

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I may not be a fan of Aki Kaurismäki's films (although I do quite like Mies vailla menneisyyttä/The Man Without a Past) but I'm first to acknowledge that he's one of the greatest humanists and champions of the downtrodden and the working class in cinema history, right up there with Chaplin. 📽️🎞️

Frame from the Finnish film 'Varjoja paratiisissa'/'Shadows in Paradise' (1986). A moustached dark brown haired man (Matti Pellonpää as Nikander) wearing a dark blue jacket, a white collared shirt, jeans and black shoes (on the left) and a light brown haired woman (Kati Outinen as Ilona) wearing a mustard coloured jacket, a light yellow scarf around her neck, jeans and black shoes (on the right) are sitting on the beach side by side facing the camera. The woman has a lit cigarette in her left hand. There's a black handbag and a radio with a raised antenna next to the couple on the sand on the right edge of the frame. A parked car and couple of wooden houses surrounded by trees in the background.

Frame from the Finnish film 'Kauas pilvet karkaavat'/'Drifting Clouds' (1996). A dark brown haired middle-aged man (Kari Väänänen as Lauri) wearing a black suit, a dark brown tie and a white collared shirt (on the left) holding a dog under his right arm and resting his left hand on the left shoulder of a light brown haired middle-aged woman (Kati Outinen as Ilona) wearing a black maitre d' uniform (on the right) standing next to him outside the front door of a restaurant. Both people are looking up to the sky. There's the name of the restaurant ("Ravintola Työ", "Restaurant Work" in English) on the glass of the front door behind the woman.

Frame from the Finnish film 'Mies vailla menneisyyttä'/'The Man Without a Past' (2002). A light brown haired middle-aged woman (Kati Outinen as Irma) wearing a black Salvation Army uniform with a hat and white gloves (on the left) and a dark brown haired middle aged man (Markku Peltola as M) wearing a black suit, a dark blue tie with white dots and an auburn collared shirt (on the right) leaning against a metal field kitchen facing the camera.

Frame from the Finnish film 'Kuolleet lehdet'/'Fallen Leaves' (2023). A brown haired man ( Jussi Vatanen as Holappa) wearing yellowish collared shirt and black trousers (on the left) and a faired haired woman (Alma Pöysti as Ansa) wearing a rose coloured dress (on the right) sitting on a red sofa facing the camera. There's a lamp next to the man on the left edge of the frame and a painting on a turquoise wall behind the sofa in between the man and the woman.

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🔪🩸 Admittedly I watched #Freaky in the first place just because the premise made me think of Happy Death Day (which I liked). Only discovered afterwards that the same guy has directed both. This slasher Freaky Friday ain't as thrilling nor funny as Happy Death Day though IMO. 📽️🎞️

Poster for the comedy slasher 'Freaky' (2020). Directed by Christopher Landon. Starring Vince Vaughn, Kathryn Newton, Katie Finneran, Celeste O'Connor, Misha Osherovich, Dana Drori, Uriah Shelton, Alan Ruck and Melissa Collazo.

On the poster an image of a young woman (Kathryn Newton as Millie Kessler) wearing a red leather jacket and a black shirt with blood spatters on her neck and face covered in shaving cream which she's shaving off from her right cheek with a large knife she's holding in her right hand. At the bottom of the poster the names of Vince Vaughn and Kathryn Newton in red letters. Then the text "From the Director of Happy Death Day" in white letters on top of the film's title in larger slightly blood spattered white letters. Below the title the tagline "Basic switch. Killer new look." in white. At the very bottom the text "Friday the 13th of November" in red.

Frame from the comedy slasher 'Freaky' (2020). On the foreground of the frame an unfocused kitchen knife. Sitting with her back to the camera in the background behind the knife at a kitchen table a fair haired young woman (Kathryn Newton as Millie Kessler) wearing light blue pyjamas with dachsunds. She's looking over her left shoulder at the knife. There's an empty glass on the table next to her on the left and a glass jug of orange juice on the right. Windows with venetian blinds in the background behind the kitchen table.

Frame from the comedy slasher 'Freaky' (2020). Two teenagers, a boy and a girl, standing facing a man in a school kitchen. On the left with his back to the camera a dark brown haired young man (Misha Osherovich as Josh) wearing a denim jacket. in the middle facing the camera a dark brown haired tall middle-aged man (Vince Vaughn as the Blissfield Butcher) wearing a black shirt and trousers and on the right with her back to the camera a dark haired African American young woman (Celeste O'Connor as Nyla) wearing black denim overalls and a black, brown and pink patterned shirt.

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Voitto ja täydet 3 pinnaa toki kelpaa aina mutta olihan tuo surullisen nihkeätä siihen nähden miten pitkään päästiin painamaan yhden miehen ylivoimalla. 🤨 Luvattoman paljon nähtiin aivan turhanpäiväistä pimputtelua. #Huuhkajat 🦉 #FINALB 🇫🇮⚽️🇦🇱 #NationsLeague

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Tulihan sille tosiaan käyttöä... 💪😎 Leo Walta 🫶 #Huuhkajat 🦉 #FINALB 🇫🇮⚽️🇦🇱 #NationsLeague

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Paistaahan se aurinko viimein Suomenkin risukasaan! 💪😮 #Huuhkajat 🦉 #FINALB 🇫🇮⚽️🇦🇱 #NationsLeague

Mustavalkoinen piirros Fingerpori-sanomalehtistripistä. Mies huutaa avonaisesta ikkunasta "Suomi! Suomi!! Ööö!!!" näytellen voitonmerkkiä molemmilla käsillään.

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JMS @jmsaasta.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

🤼‍♀️ I'm admittedly so not the target audience but I did expect #Bottoms to be a whole lot funnier than it turned out to be. Although it's got its moments it did annoy me a bit how painfully obvious at times it was to spot the lines that were clearly improvised. 🫣📽️🎞️

Poster for the high school comedy film 'Bottoms' (2023). Directed by Emma Seligman. Starring Rachel Sennott, Ayo Edebiri, Ruby Cruz, Havana Rose Liu, Kaia Gerber, Nicholas Galitzine, Miles Fowler and Marshawn Lynch.

On the poster with a white background an image of a group of high school students, five girls and two boys, and an African American man. In the background (from left to right) a brown haired Caucasian young woman (Kaia Gerber as Brittany) wearing a black sleeveless shirt and pink trousers kneeling next to a brown haired Caucasian young woman (Rachel Sennott as PJ) wearing a short sleeved bright light green collared shirt (showing midriff) and green sweatpants flexing her right arm, an African American young woman (Ayo Edebiri as Josie) wearing a dark green T-shirt and black shorts flexing her left arm and resting her head against her chest while having arms across her an Asian young woman (Havana Rose Liu as Isabel) with long brown hair wearing a short pink dress. Lying on the ground on the foreground (from left to right) a brown haired Caucasian young man (Nicholas Galitzine as Jeff) wearing a blue American football uniform, an African American young man (Miles Fowler as Tim) wearing the same uniform resting his head to the other man's shoulderpad and a dark brown haired Caucasian young woman (Ruby Cruz as Hazel Callahan) wearing a white and red jacket. Sitting between the two lines of people an African American man (Marshawn Lynch as Mr. G) with dreads wearing a purple tracksuit. On top of the poster the text "From the Producers of PITCH PERFECT and COCAINE BEAR" in stylized letters. Below that the tagline "a movie about empowering women (the hot ones)" in black letters. Below the image at the bottom part of the poster the film's title in stylized letters with the names Rachel Sennott and Ayo Edebiri on top.

Frame from the high school comedy film 'Bottoms' (2023). Two young women, on the left a brown haired Caucasian woman (Rachel Sennott as PJ) with bruised eyes and a plaster on her nose wearing a red long sleeved polo shirt with brown and orange stripes (of different sizes) and on the right an African American woman (Ayo Edebiri as Josie) with an afro wearing a striped blue, dark blue and white long sleeved polo shirt, standing in a high school gym with bleachers (on the right edge of the frame in the background). Another African American young woman standing in the background behind the Caucasian woman.

Frame from the high school comedy film 'Bottoms' (2023). Close-up of an African American young woman (Ayo Edebiri as Josie) with an afro wearing an army green collared shirt with a black backpack (on the left) facing a black haired African American young man (Miles Fowler as Tim) wearing a blue American football uniform (on the right) at a high school hallway. A brown haired Caucasian young woman (Rachel Sennott as PJ) wearing light grey overalls and army green T-shirt and carrying a yellow backpack on her back standing in the background. A row of blue lockers on the left.

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🕺💃 Plus I admit that Debbie Reynolds (i.e. Carrie Fisher's mom) is hella cute! 🥰 And Technicolor colours always make for an amazing viewing. 👏 But that said, movie musicals just don't tickle my fancy. 🫣 Except for The Blues Brothers and certain Disney films. 🤫 #SinginInTheRain 📽️🎞️

Frame from the romcom musical 'Singin' in the Rain' (1952). Close-up of a man and a woman sitting in a moving 1920s car at night. Sitting on the left on the passenger seat a dark haired man (Gene Kelly as Don Lockwood) wearing a torn tuxedo and driving the car on the right behind the wheel of the car a brown haired woman (Debbie Reynolds as Kathy Selden) wearing a dirty green hat, a grey jacket and a pink shirt.

Frame from the romcom musical 'Singin' in the Rain' (1952). Two men and a woman (in the middle) standing in a dining room of a house with slightly bent knees resting their hands on their knees. On the left a dark brown haired man (Donald O'Connor as Cosmo Brown) wearing a white collared shirt, a purpleish waistcoat, grey trousers and black shoes, in the middle a brown haired woman (Debbie Reynolds as Kathy Selden) wearing a sleeveless blue, white and purple sweater, a blue skirt and blue heels and on the right a dark haired man (Gene Kelly as Don Lockwood) wearing a light blue collared shirt, a purpleish waistcoat, dark grey trousers and brown shoes. A long wooden dining table with chairs in the background.

Frame from the romcom musical 'Singin' in the Rain' (1952). A widely smiling dark haired spectacled man (Gene Kelly as Don Lockwood) wearing a pink checkered blazer, a yellow waistcoast, a pink tie, a white collared shirt, grey trousers and brown leather shoes holding a light brown suitcase in his left hand is standing in front of a painted stage prop wall facing the camera on the left side of a partly opened yellow door with the word 'Agent' written on it. There's a cigar smoking man with a black bowler hat, a white and blue striped collared shirt, a red bowtie, a striped dark grey waistcoast and black striped trousers standing at the doorway looking at the other man.

Frame from the romcom musical 'Singin' in the Rain' (1952). A black haired woman (Cyd Charisse) wearing a green dress and high-heeled shoes and a dark haired man (Gene Kelly as Don Lockwood) wearing a striped green and white collared shirt with rolled up sleeves, a rose coloured tie, a yellow waistcoat and grey trousers are dancing side by side holding hands on the dancefloor of a nightclub. People sitting at tables in the background.

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JMS @jmsaasta.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

🕺💃 It's hardly a secret that I don't particularly care for film musicals, and #SinginInTheRain does not make a rare exception to that rule for me. Despite the fact that I actually like the title song and do consider that song and dance sequence to be one of the most iconic scenes in film history. 📽️🎞️

Poster for the romcom musical 'Singin' in the Rain' (1952). Directed by Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen. Starring Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor, Debbie Reynolds, Jean Hagen, Millard Mitchell, Cyd Charisse, Douglas Fowley and Rita Moreno.

On the poster with a white background an illustration of three people, two men and a woman (in the middle), walking merrily and singing in the rain. From left to right: a dark haired man (Gene Kelly as Don Lockwood) wearing a yellow raincoat, a grey brimmed hat and dark blue trousers, a brown haired woman (Debbie Reynolds as Kathy Selden) wearing a yellow raincoat and a hat and a dark brown haired man (Donald O'Connor as Cosmo Brown) wearing a yellow raincoat, a brown brimmed hat and trousers. All three have umbrellas, the men black and the woman rose coloured. On top of their heads the tagline "What a Glorious Feeling" in yellow letters. Superimposed on the people's bodies the film's title in rose coloured letters with white edges. Below the illustration the text "MGM's Technicolor Musical Treasure!" in rose coloured letters as well.

Frame from the romcom musical 'Singin' in the Rain' (1952). A woman and a man facing each other at a house party. On the left an annoyed looking brown haired woman (Debbie Reynolds as Kathy Selden) wearing a short pink dress and a cloche hat and on the right a dark haired man (Gene Kelly as Don Lockwood) wearing a black tuxedo. They're standing next to a tall brown bureau. Partygoers in the background on the left.

Frame from the romcom musical 'Singin' in the Rain' (1952). A man (Gene Kelly as Don Lockwood) wearing a dark grey brimmed hat, a jacket and trousers holding an umbrella in his left hand is hanging onto a lit metal street lamp and singing in the rain on a street at night. There's a brown brick building in the background.

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JMS @jmsaasta.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

🚘 But scary #Christine ain't even if it does admittedly have a couple of genuinely tense moments. It ticks off practically every American high school movie cliché. And it's too slow in its pacing which is why it ends up feeling a bit too long. 📽️🎞️

Frame from the horror film 'Christine' (1983). Five young men standing in an auto shop class room. On the foreground in the left a dark brown haired young man (William Ostrander as Buddy Repperton) wearing a black T-shirt and holding a switchblade in his right hand. A smiling dark brown haired young man (Malcolm Danare as Moochie Welch) wearing also a black T-shirt standing next to him. In the background a dark brown haired young man wearing an army green collared shirt, a brown haired young man (John Stockwell as Dennis Guilder) wearing a grey T-shirt and a grey hoodie and a young man (Steven Tash as Ritchie Trelawney) with shaggy dark brown hair and a grey sweater.

Frame from the horror film 'Christine' (1983). Close-up of a brown haired young woman (Alexandra Paul as Leigh Cabot) wearing a yellow shirt with a pink sweater on her shoulders sitting in a high school holding a pencil in her right hand, the rubber end of the pencil is in her mouth. Two male high school students sitting in the background around another table.

Frame from the horror film 'Christine' (1983). View from the back seat of a parked 1958 Plymouth Fury. Sitting on the front passenger seat on the right with her back to the camera a brown haired young woman (Alexandra Paul as Leigh Cabot) wearing a pink shirt. Her distressed eyes visible on the rearview mirror. A cardboard box of popcorn, a cardbord cup of Coca-Cola with a straw and a burger wrapped in tinfoil on the dashboard. Another cup of Coke on the left behind the steering wheel. A dark haired young man (Keith Gordon as Arnie Cunningham) standing outside the car in the rain on the left staring at the young woman through the windshield.

Frame from the horror film 'Christine' (1983). A dark haired young man (Keith Gordon as Arnie Cunningham) sitting behind the wheel of a parked red 1958 Plymouth Fury and staring intensely at the dark brown haired man (only the top of his head visible on the foreground in the middle of the frame) standing in front of the car. A parked station wagon visible in the background on the right and the front of a blue car on the right edge of the frame.

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JMS @jmsaasta.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

🚘 I've never been a Stephen King fan, literarywise at least. Which is probably why it's taken this long for me to finally watch #Christine even though it's a John Carpenter movie. 🫣 And I'll grant that it's visually and aesthetically fine looking little horror flick. 📽️🎞️

Poster for the horror film 'Christine' (1983). Based on the 1983 novel of the same name by Stephen King. Directed by John Carpenter. Starring Keith Gordon, John Stockwell, Alexandra Paul, Robert Prosky, Harry Dean Stanton, Christine Belford, Roberts Blossom, William Ostrander, Malcolm Danare and Steven Tash.

On top part of the poster the taglines "How do you kill something that can't possibly be alive?" and "She was born bad. Plain and simple. Somewhere deep on a darkened assembly line. Christine. A '58 Plymouth Fury possessed by Hell. She's taken control of her teenage owner, Arnie. Her previous owner is not alive to warn him. And now she's steering straight for the one person in her way. Arnie's girlfriend, Leigh. The other woman." Both in white letters, the former in block letters. On the poster an image of a 1958 Plymouth Fury (from the front) with its headlights on, light emiting from underneath and behind the car, in darkness. Below the car the film's title in the form "John Carpenter's Christine", the title in stylized red letters with white edges, the rest in white letters.

Frame from the horror film 'Christine' (1983). A dark haired young man (Keith Gordon as Arnie Cunningham) standing on the foreground in the middle of the frame with his back to the camera. He's facing a red 1958 Plymouth Fury with its headlights on inside a warehouse of a car repair shop.

Frame from the horror film 'Christine' (1983). A 1958 Plymouth Fury that's engulfed in flames driving towards the camera on a highway at night. A yellow diamond shaped "Stop Ahead" traffic sign on the right side of the road.

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I still haven't managed to get my hands on the elusive "Vampire Cut" of #InTheHeatOfTheNight. 📽️🎞️

Frame from the film 'In the Heat of the Night' (1967). An African American man (Sidney Poitier as Det. Virgil Tibbs) wearing a dark suit, a striped white and dark brown tie and a white collared shirt holding a wooden stake in his hands (on the left) and a shorter Caucasian man (Rod Steiger as Police Chief Bill Gillespie) wearing a black police uniform and a cap (on the right) standing outside side by side. There's a yellow bulldozer and two parked cars in the background.

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🎵 Today I 'ave mostly been listening to... T. Rex. 🎶

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...at least #Ms45 keeps things tight (clocking under 80 min). And it looks surprisingly good given the film's very meager budget! 😲 Plus the film's got a stunning leading lady in Zoë Lund. 📽️🎞️

Frame from the vigilante exploitation film 'Ms. 45' (1981). Close-up of a young woman (Zoë Lund as Thana) with red lips and a slicked back brown hair sitting at the back of a limousine with a lit cigarette in her mouth.

Frame from the vigilante exploitation film 'Ms. 45' (1981). Close-up of a brown haired young woman (Zoë Lund as Thana) with a pageboy bob wearing a pink sweater.

Frame from the vigilante exploitation film 'Ms. 45' (1981). Close-up of a brown haired young woman (Zoë Lund as Thana) with red lips wearing a black hooded jacket and gloves standing at an outdoor payphone holding the telephone receiver in her right hand.

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JMS @jmsaasta.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Most enjoyable Abel Ferrara film I've ever seen. Female Death Wish. Slightly art housey vigilante exploitation flick. Sure the acting's pretty bad at times. And #Ms45 is anything but subtle, as you'd obviously expect from Ferrara. 🫢 That said... 📽️🎞️

Collage of two posters for the vigilante exploitation film 'Ms. 45' (1981). Directed by Abel Ferrara. Starring Zoë Lund (as Zoë Tamerlis), Albert Sinkys, Darlene Stuto, Helen McGara, Nike Zachmanoglou and Editta Sherman.

On the left a black and purple image of a young woman (Zoë Lund as Thana) with a row of images of the same woman pointing a pistol at the viewer and finally firing it across the larger image's woman's face from one side of the poster to the other. On the woman's chest the film's title in white letters with the tagline "It's no longer a man's world..." on top.

On the left a poster with an illustration of a woman (only the bottom half of her body appearing) wearing a black dress, stockings and high heeled shoes holding a pistol in his right hand standing (with her back to the viewer in the foreground) in a dark New York alleyway. Appearing through the woman's legs in the background a mugger with brown curly hair wearing a black leather jacket and jeans holding a wooden stick in his hands. On the top right corner the tagline "It will never happen again!" in light blue letters. At the bottom of the poster the film's title in slightly tilted light blue letters, with the dot appearing like a bullet hole.

Frame from the vigilante exploitation film 'Ms. 45' (1981). Close-up of an armed burglar wearing a black leather jacket (only his left arm and back appearing) threatening a brown haired young woman (Zoë Lund as Thana) sitting on a sofa with a pistol pressed against the side of her head and holding his left hand on top of her mouth.

Frame from the vigilante exploitation film 'Ms. 45' (1981). Close-up of a brown haired young woman (Zoë Lund as Thana) wearing a black coat and a black scarf with a purple and yellow stripes pointing a .45 caliber pistol towards the camera.

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⚔️🏴‍☠️ I do 🫶 a good swashbuckler and/or pirate movie. And in theory Terence Hill & Bud Spencer would be great leads. But unfortuntely in practice... 🙁 At least when it comes to #IlCorsaroNero. Which is pretty poor effort. Only for the die hard fans of the genre and/or the pair. ☠️ #BlackieThePirate 📽️🎞️

Poster for the Italian swashbuckler pirate film 'Il corsaro nero'/'Blackie the Pirate' (1971). Directed by Enzo Gicca Palli. Starring Terence Hill, Silvia Monti, George Martin, Diana Lorys, Sal Borgese, Monica Randall, Edmund Purdom and Bud Spencer.

On the poster an illustration of a 17th century buccaneer (Terence Hill as Blackie) wearing a black brimmed hat, a jacket, trousers, boots and a cape swinging on a rope while holding a rapier in his right hand. In the background a sea battle between three wooden sailing ships. On the top left corner a black and white illustration of a burly bearded pirate captain (Bud Spencer as Skull). At the bottom the film's title in Italian in red stylized block letters.

Frame from the Italian swashbuckler pirate film 'Il corsaro nero'/'Blackie the Pirate' (1971). Two 17th century men facing each other for a sword fight inside a tavern. On the left a brown haired man (Terence Hill as Blackie) wearing a white shirt and a black jacket, trousers, boots, gloves and a cape and on the right a dark haired man (George Martin as Pedro) wearing a dark brown tricorne hat and a cape, a red jacket and trousers and knee high black boots. Both men are holding rapiers in their right hand.

Frame from the Italian swashbuckler pirate film 'Il corsaro nero'/'Blackie the Pirate' (1971). A brown haired 17th century man (Terence Hill as Blackie) wearing a white shirt and a black jacket, trousers and a single glove in his right hand is standing with his back against the wall next to a dark brown wooden door surrounded by armed soldiers wearing striped yellow and brown uniforms with a metal cuirass pointing a rapier and pikes at him.

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Wordle 1,927 2/6 ⬛⬛⬛⬛🟨 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

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💊💉🚬 Ah well... At least there was young Heather Graham. 😍 #DrugstoreCowboy 📽️🎞️

Frame from the film 'Drugstore Cowboy' (1989). Close-up of a fair haired early 1970s young woman (Heather Graham as Nadine) with pink lipstick wearing a pink shirt sitting inside a living room with turquoise (on the left) and purple (on the right) walls. A television set in the background on the left edge of the frame.

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💊💉🚬 Well, that was disappointing. 😐 Not because I thought it was lousy. But #DrugstoreCowboy certainly ain't no Trainspotting or Requiem for a Dream either! But given how people talk about it I definitely expected it to be something special like those aforementioned two, and not so... Average. 📽️🎞️

Poster for the film 'Drugstore Cowboy' (1989). Based on the then-unpublished autobiographical novel of the same name by James Fogle. Directed by Gus Van Sant. Starring Matt Dillon, Kelly Lynch, James LeGros, Heather Graham, James Remar, Max Perlich and William S. Burroughs.

On top of the poster the names of Matti Dillon and Kelly Lynch in black letters with purple dots and edges. On the poster an image of a dark haired man (Matt Dillon as Bob Hughes) wearing a black leather jacket (on the left) embracing a dark brown haired woman (Kelly Lynch as Dianne Hughes) wearing a short black sleeveless dress (on the right) in front of a concrete column with graffiti. Superimposed on their midsection the film's title in large purple block letters with black dots.

Frame from the film 'Drugstore Cowboy' (1989). Close-up of a dark haired man (Matt Dillon as Bob Hughes) on a drug high resting his head (on the left side of the frame) against a car window with his eyes clothes. A syringe with blood tainted liquid inside it and a metal spoon floating superimposed in the middle of the frame.

Frame from the film 'Drugstore Cowboy' (1989). Four undressed people, two men and two women, sitting in a ransacked room. All but one have wrapped themselves in blankets. From left to right: a fair haired young woman (Heather Graham as Nadine) wrapped in a multicoloured squared quilt, a goateed brown haired man (James LeGros as Rick) with a patterned multicoloured blanket wrapped around his waist, a naked brown haired woman (Kelly Lynch as Dianne Hughes) sitting with his feet covering her modesty and smoking a cigarette and dark haired man (Matt Dillon as Bob Hughes) sitting in an armchair covered by a blue and green squared blanket.

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JMS @jmsaasta.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

🇺🇸 Please tell me again how Trumpism ISN'T a cult... 🤨🙄

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"To be, or not to be, that is the FUCKING question." (Solely because that's the one and only Shakespeare line I can actually remember.)

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Spongebob: Job Well Done!

Vaikkei tämän iltainen vastus kieltämättä päätä huimannut edes vähän alusta, niin juuri näin nämä futiksen lilliputit pitäisi aina hoitaa. 💪 #Huuhkajat 🦉 #SMRFIN 🇸🇲⚽️🇫🇮 #NationsLeague

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Alt: Gif of the animated cartoon character SpongeBob SquarePants dusting off his hands with his eyes closed and smiling looking terribly pleased of himself.

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⚽⚽⚽ = 🎩 #Huuhkajat 🦉 #SMRFIN 🇸🇲⚽️🇫🇮 #NationsLeague

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Vaikka vastus onkin mitä on, niin... Kaunista!!! 🤌 #Huuhkajat 🦉 #SMRFIN 🇸🇲⚽️🇫🇮 #NationsLeague

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Waltalla uppoaa tällä hetkellä kaikki... 😲 #Huuhkajat 🦉 #SMRFIN 🇸🇲⚽️🇫🇮 #NationsLeague

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Mikä ylämummo!!! 💪😲 #Huuhkajat 🦉 #SMRFIN 🇸🇲⚽️🇫🇮 #NationsLeague

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Kairattiinhan se kaikkien aikojen suomalainen palloilusaavutus sieltä! 💪😎🥉 #FINSLO 🇫🇮🏐🇸🇮 #EuroVolley2026 #Veljekset #lentopallo

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Viimeinen naula San Marinon arkkuun... ⚰️🔨 #Huuhkajat 🦉 #SMRFIN 🇸🇲⚽️🇫🇮 #NationsLeague

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Matsi taitaa tulla taputelluksi jo ekalla puoliajalla... 💪😎 #Huuhkajat 🦉 #SMRFIN 🇸🇲⚽️🇫🇮 #NationsLeague

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Kuparinen rikotuksi lupaavan aikaisin. 💪😎 #Huuhkajat 🦉 #SMRFIN 🇸🇲⚽️🇫🇮 #NationsLeague

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VAIN selkeä voitto kelpaa. 🤨 #Huuhkajat 🦉 #SMRFIN 🇸🇲⚽️🇫🇮 #NationsLeague

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Given how good aesthetically #UnFlic for the most part is, the couple of piss-poor matte paintings, as well as the miniature sequence with the train and the helicopter, do unfortunately stand out like a sore thumb. 🤫 #ACop #DirtyMoney 📽️🎞️

Collage of three frames from the French crime film 'Un flic' (1972).

On top: A black 1963 Dodge Dart parked outside the entrance of a nightclub "Simon's" (on the left) is about to drive off (away from the camera) on a Parisian street. Parked cars on the right side of the street. A poor matte painting of Parisian street with parked and driving cars with Arc de Triomphe in the distance in the background.
In the middle: Three men sitting in an art museum. From left to right: Grey haired older man (Riccardo Cucciolla as Paul Weber) wearing a dark coat, a suit and a tie, a dark brown haired middle-aged man (Richard Crenna as Simon) wearing a grey brimmed hat and a coat, a black tie, a white collared shirt and black gloves holding the handle of an umbrella and a balding dark haired middle-aged man (Michael Conrad as Louis Costa) wearing a beige trenchcoat and grey trousers. A female spectator standing in the background on the left with a moustached guard wearing a black uniform. Poor matte painting of a museum in the background.
At bottom: A miniature of a helicopter hovering above a moving train at night. A man standing at the opened side door of the helicopter.

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