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radiocity · 7 months

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The L Word: Lookbook ↳ 1.12, Locked Up

#the l word #jennifer schecter #mia kirshner #bette porter #jennifer beals #leisha hailey #kate moennig #shane mccutcheon #alice pieszecki #tina kennard #laurel holloman #marina ferrer #karina lombard #kit porter #pam grier #kelly lynch #ivan aycock #Candace Jewell #Ion Overman #OK IS THAT ALL THE FUCKING NAMES #2 really nice outfits in this are jennys one at the aquarium with the cross hairpins and #the secondone is one alice wore at the bar but there was not a good shot long enough of it so possible alice solo post coming up #also jennys really cute date outfit #i kind of like the prison garb for how funny it is and also that is probably one of my favourite scenes in the show just ugh everything #also i really like kit and tinas all blakc work outfit situations except tina is wearing a skirt for some reason in it like a pencil skirt #which is just not that nice (bette powersuit is not giffed but did exist) but kits ruffled long skirt i love it #also these are downloaded in shaky quality which is why the ivan firsy gif looks so bad but i did want itin there #one of the very few instances of actual play with gender in the show LOL and the scene u see some butches and such #count your blessings...#tlwlb

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mateuslocks · 2 months

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⠀⠀⠀⋆⠀⠀ Karina (aespa lockscreens)▞

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fwirbanks · 10 months

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#the l word #kate moennig #shane mccutcheon #leisha hailey #erin daniels #marina ferrer #marina the l word #karina lombard #alice pieszecki #dana fairbanks

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ourdadai · 8 months

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karina ☆ aespa ( lockscreens )

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onlyperioddramas · 1 year

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Wide Sargasso Sea (1993), director John Duigan

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koaluark · 7 months

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Karina lockscreen

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rubyblog · 2 years

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ઇଓ ֢ ࣪ ݂ Karina Lockscreens ׅ ୨ ׁ

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don't repost please.

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didanagy · 6 months

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Legends of the Fall (1994)

dir. edward zwick

#legends of the fall #costume drama #brad pitt #anthony hopkins #aidan quinn #julia ormond #henry thomas #karina lombard #gordon tootoosis #western

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moorheadthanyoucanhandle · 5 months

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PROPHET SHARE

Opening this weekend:

The Oath--The warrior Moroni lives in a cave in a primordial forest. The strapping fellow is the last surviving member of his clan, exterminated by Aaron, the King of a rival tribe. One day he comes across Bathsheba, a beautiful concubine who has escaped Aaron's clutches. He gives her shelter from the storm, and they gradually bond. But of course, the cruel Aaron isn't done with either of them.

From his name alone, you may recognize that this film's hero is based on a figure from The Book of Mormon. The last of that tome's prophets, Moroni is supposed to have stashed the gold plates on which it was written, and after his death is supposed to have revealed them, as an angel, to Joseph Smith near Palmyra, New York in 1823.

In this movie, he's played by director-co-writer Darin Scott, buffed and bearded and armored in a reasonable approximation of the Viggo Mortensen-Alexander Skarsgård mold, but with little sense of barbaric danger (despite some broadsword combat, the movie is only rated PG-13). He's a studly but saintly paragon; at one point Bathsheba playfully tells him "You are boring." She's not entirely wrong, alas--he murmurs his lines, and spends a lot of his footage meditating or gazing into the spiritual distance--but he has a dash of guileless, unassuming Mormon sweetness that makes him endearing anyway.

Besides, the heavies liven up the picture. Most amusing is Billy Zane as the rotten Aaron, belting out his lines from behind a Muppet-like ball of frizzy beard in what at times sounds for all the world like an Irish accent. Karina Lombard is formidable as a lethal archer, as is Eugene Brave Rock as Aaron's henchman. "Why fight for a soulless coward?" Moroni wails at them at one point; it struck me as a good question for the contemporary Republican party.

Whether any of this is scripturally accurate or doctrinally sound in LDS terms, I'm clearly in no position to say. But taken simply as a sword-and-sandal romance-adventure, the movie is pleasant, using breathtaking New York State locations to (mostly) belie its budget limitations. The first half is sort of slow going, and the New-Agey music gets a little oppressive at times, but when we finally get to the confrontation between hero and villains, it's pretty satisfying. It's certainly no sillier in any way that I could see than, say, Conan the Barbarian or the Lord of the Rings flicks. And it's at least as heartfelt.

#the oath #darin scott #billy zane #karina lombard #eugene brave rock #nora dale

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victusinveritas · 7 months

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