Category: favorite movies


Focus Features – For Your Consideration – “Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy”

Tom Hardy 
Gary Oldman

Tom Hardy

Gary Oldman, John Hurt, Tomas Alfredson, & Hoyte Van Hoytema

Mark Strong

Svetlana Khodchenkova

Colin Firth

Svetlana Khodchenkova

Benedict Cumberbatch
Focus Features – For Your Consideration – “Jane Eyre”

Michael Fassbender & Mia Wasikowska

Michael Fassbender & Imogen Poots

Michael Fassbender & Mia Wasikowska

Michael Fassbender & Mia Wasikowska
Michael Fassbender & Mia Wasikowska
Jamie Bell

Michael Fassbender & Imogen Poots

Michael Fassbender & Mia Wasikowska

Mia Wasikowska

Director Cary Fukunaga
Cary Fukunaga & Michael Fassbender

As I type this blog entry tonight, I am still sniffling/eyes are sore from crying my eyes out at this movie — I had watched parts of it when I was around my family, probably around the age of 5 or so, and then when i was 12/13 had been assigned to read it in my middle school English class [where we basically did an in-depth analysis of every line/that was the beginning of “annotations” for me in school] — and I think I had seen a couple of clips that were shown in class as we were going through the book, but since then…[please excuse this extremely LONG run-on sentence.] I hadn’t watched it…until now.

Wow, all of these feelings, all over my heart.  Definitely one of the best movies I have ever seen.  Up there with Gone with the Wind…anyways…trying to recover here.

God, that is a beautiful film, the kind of beautiful that can be happy, funny, sweet, and horribly heart wrenching/make you cry like a baby *ex:  me.*
Anyways, here are some things.  ❤
[pictures, quotes, etc…you know the drill.]
The following info is from IMDB
The movie is based on a novel by Harper Lee, who interestingly enough was the assistant to Truman Capote when he did the research for the book “In Cold Blood.”

The story is told through the eyes of six-year-old Scout (Mary Badham), a feisty young girl who lives in a small Alabama town with her older brother, Jem (Philip Alford) and their widower father, Atticus Finch (Gregory Peck).

Directed by
  Robert Mulligan 

Writers
  Novel “To Kill a Mockingbird”
   Harper Lee
  Screenplay
   Horton Foote

Producers
  Alan J. Pakula … producer 

Cast – in credits order  
  Gregory Peck … Atticus Finch
  John Megna … Dill Harris
  Frank Overton … Sheriff Heck Tate
  Rosemary Murphy … Maudie Atkinson
  Ruth White … Mrs. Dubose
  Brock Peters … Tom Robinson
  Estelle Evans … Calpurnia
  Paul Fix … Judge Taylor
  Collin Wilcox¹ … Mayella Violet Ewell
  James Anderson … Bob Ewell
  Alice Ghostley … Aunt Stephanie Crawford
  Robert Duvall … Boo Radley
  William Windom … Mr. Gilmer – Prosecutor
  Crahan Denton … Walter Cunningham Sr.
  Richard Hale … Nathan Radley
  Mary Badham … Scout
  Phillip Alford … Jem

Gregory Peck & Mary Badham

Gregory Peck & Harper Lee

Gregory Peck & Mary Badham

Phillip Alford & Mary Badham

Mary Badham & Gregory Peck

Gregory Peck

Gregory Peck

Mary Badham & [director] Robert Mulligan

Mary Badham & Gregory Peck

Phillip Alford, Gregory Peck, & Mary Badham

Mary Badham

[Director] Robert Mulligan

Gregory Peck

Gregory Peck and Brock Peters

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Figured I’d start making posts about some of my favorite movies *in no order/just when they come to me.*  Even though this list will be never-ending 😉  So, here we go!

Favorite Movies: Blue Valentine