Movie Stills - Fashion in Film #1

[auxt]

Le samouraï (1967)







clickable thumbs - my caps

 

[auxt]

clickable thumbs - my caps

 

[sethii]

Play Misty for Me (1971)
Dir. Clint Eastwood

my screencaps

 

[ErnstLudwig]

Jules and Jim (1962)

Jeanne Moreau

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[tiffany]

How fantastic Moreau looks

 

[ErnstLudwig]

The Bride Wore Black / La mariée était en noir (1968)

inspiration for Kill Bill...

Jeanne Moreau

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[KoV]

MARIE ANTOINETTE

justwannawatchmovies.tumblr.com

 

[STYLEOClDE]

I've been wanting to see The Boat That Rocked for some time! Thank you for posting, fauxxaffliction.

 

[tiffany]

Marie Antoinette wasn't much of a film but it was so beautiful. Thank you for posting those amazing stills

 

[HeatherAnne]

The Bride Wore Black is an amazing movie. It has inspired so many editorials, and fashion collections, but somehow I never knew that it also inspired Kill Bill. Amazing.

All of Sofia's movies are a visual delight. Can't wait to see Somewhere.

I REALLY need to see Play Misty for Me. A theatre near me was screening it recently and I am kicking myself for not having gone to see it.

Thanks all

 

[neonpeg]

Paris Texas. But that's already been done.
How about À bout de souffle (Breathless)? Jean Seberg was stunning, such a tragedy.

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[KoV]

Marie Antoinette wasn't much of a film but it was so beautiful. Thank you for posting those amazing stills

Really? I loved the movie. Such a departure from the hum-drum period pieces and biopics so regularly foisted on us. I admire it for being different. And for me, I thought it showed a really interesting side to a famous woman. The party scenes, endless decadence, and fun music helped to liven up the film a bit. And I mean, it's so ridiculously gorgeous you could watch it on mute and it'd still be a masterpiece visually.


but I guess it's not everybody's cup of tea.

 

[The Licentiate]

This thread could quite possibly be the best thing since sliced bread.

 

[GloMichelle]

^ so glad I found this thread, I want to see all the movies on here I have not seen yet!

 

[KoV]

http://visuallyoverwhelming.tumblr.com/

 

[ErnstLudwig]

Frau im Mond / By Rocket to the Moon (1929)

my caps

 

[thejarc]

Which movie is this kingofversailles?

 

[Gloria01]

^ House of flying Daggers

 

[Petit Lucille]

it's so ridiculously gorgeous you could watch it on mute and it'd still be a masterpiece visually.
but I guess it's not everybody's cup of tea.[/quote]


I think this is what she ment. it seems to be a visual only proyect. I wouldn't even get near to call it a masterpiece, only a hype movie that mixes scene kids with history icons.

 

[loonaka]

it's so ridiculously gorgeous you could watch it on mute and it'd still be a masterpiece visually.
but I guess it's not everybody's cup of tea.


I think this is what she ment. it seems to be a visual only proyect. I wouldn't even get near to call it a masterpiece, only a hype movie that mixes scene kids with history icons.

I so agree with you. I think the movie the duchess was much better even tho it was quite depressing and sad IMO