Cronicas Anaranjadas

INT. HOTEL - CORRIDOR - M.S. 
DANNY pedals away along corridor.  CAMERA TRACKS after him.
He turns corner and stops as he sees the two GRADY Girls at
the end.

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M.C.S. DANNY. 
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M.L.S. DANNY back to camera in f.g.  The two GRADY Girls at
end of corridor.

 GRADY GIRLS             Hullo, Danny.

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M.C.S. DANNY 
 GRADY GIRLS (OFF)             Come and play with us.

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M.L.S. DANNY back to camera in f.g.  The two GRADY Girls at
end of corridor.
 60. 

 GRADY GIRLS             Come and play with us, Danny.

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M.S. The two GRADY Girls laying on floor covered with
bloodstains.  Bloodstained axe on floor in f.g.  Walls
covered with bloodstains.

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M.L.S. Two GRADY Girls, holding hands and standing at end of
corridor.

 GRADY GIRLS             For ever...

(Source: g-bitch)

Christof: I know you better than you know yourself. 
Truman: You never had a camera in my head! 

moviesinframes:

The Truman Show, 1998 (dir. Peter Weir)

By intodust

Scottie: It’s because of this fear of heights I have, this acrophobia. I wake up at night seeing that man fall from the roof and I try to reach out to him, it’s just…

Midge: It wasn’t your fault.

Scottie: I know. That’s what everybody tells me.

Midge: Johnny, the doctors explained to you.

Scottie: I know. I know. I have acrophobia which gives me vertigo and I get dizzy. Boy, what a moment to find out I had it!

Midge: Well, you’ve got it and there’s no losing it. And there’s no one to blame, so why quit? 

Scottie: You mean and sit behind a desk, chair-bound…

Midge: …where you belong.

Scottie: What about my acrophobia? What about… Now, suppose, suppose I’m sitting in this chair behind a desk, here’s the desk, and a pencil falls from the desk down to the floor, and I reach down to pick up the pencil - BINGO - my acrophobia’s back.

Midge: [Laughing.] Oh, Johnny-O.

Vertigo (1985) Alfred Hitchcock

(via Belle ame)

“Do I have an original thought in my head? My bald head. Maybe if I were happier, my hair wouldn’t be falling out. Life is short. I need to make the most of it. Today is the first day of the rest of my life. I’m a walking cliché…”

Charlie Kaufman (Nicolas Cage)

Adaptation (2002) Spike Jonze

Cortázar disfrazado de vampiro y Gabriel García Márquez 1974, París.

Tacones Lejanos // Pedro Almodóvar // 1991

(Source: modestiaparte)

via: comicallyvintage