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Apocalypse Now (1979) — Every frame feels like a descent into madness. Coppola creates an atmosphere that is haunting, unsettling, and impossible to forget. A film where even the visuals tell a story.
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Goodfellas (1990) — The way Joe Pesci switches from joking to intimidating in seconds is incredible. One of the most memorable scenes in crime cinema. Pure Scorsese brilliance.
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no matter how many times i watch this movie, i can never see past the character and recognise johnny depp. he's completely immersed in the role
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Trump’s campaign speeches are just drunken best man speeches at this point. #FallonTonight
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Diana Ross & The Supremes & The Temptations - I'm Gonna Make You Love Me (1969)
Motown's leading male & female groups; music royalty! Offered to Dusty Springfield prior to this definitive version, the song had previously been recorded by Dee Dee Warwick & Madeline Bell. ❤️
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Always loved her and loved her more after finding out she saved Star Trek 🤩 I LOVE LUCY (1955) #WilliamHolden
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‘Twas the night before the midterms… #FallonTonight
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This poor man made a wrong turn and ended up on this lady’s private dock instead of where he was supposed to be and she was unhappy with him. So instead of fighting with her he deals with it this way and it was utter perfection and he had everyone around cracking up.
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"It was just a man... standing in front of a pool, asking you to love it."
Watch @kasie's take on President Trump's closing midterm message. ⬇️
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The Contours - Do You Love Me (1962)
Now these were "cool cats": Berry Gordy referred to them as "Motown's thugs". They were men's men: tough, streetwise and very, very talented!! Their wild, boisterous, rip-roaring stage performances had audiences thrilled, especially girls!