1 year ago
# Hunger Games # The Hunger Games # movie # film

The Hunger Games was just as perfect as I thought it’d be.

Josh really liked it, too. It was almost exactly like the book with a few minor details left out. SO. GREAT.



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1 year ago
# hunger games # movie

I’m like the only one I know that didn’t see the Hunger Games at midnight.

I plan on going tomorrow afternoon because I’ve been so tired when I get home from work. Plus, it’s just gonna be madness tonight. Hopefully I won’t see any spoilers (I’ve read the book a few times though, I know how it ends obviously lol).



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1 year ago
# drive # movie # childhood # cars # hammer # bamboota # ryan gosling
bamboota: “Vroom Vroom” by Bamboota! Inspired by the movie #Drive! Now available on Redbubble for $25!Facebook  

bamboota:

“Vroom Vroom” by Bamboota! Inspired by the movie #Drive! 
Now available on Redbubble for $25!

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1 year ago
# gif # mygif # tv # creepy # secret of the wild child # movie
punkest: Behavioral scientists dream of discovering such a patient as “Genie,” the wild child of Los Angeles. Found in 1970, the 13-year-old girl was raised in complete isolation, producing a case of severe social retardation. Genie was kept in a room, tied to a potty chair for most of her life. She never learned to talk and still wore diapers. When social workers uncovered her, they discovered a rare opportunity to explore the human capacity for language. Could she learn to communicate at such a late stage and would she be able to function normally? Genie became a favorite among social workers who were captivated by her innocence and complete lack of pretense. Nova: Secret of the Wild Child accompanies doctors and analysts as they begin the long process of teaching what it means to be human. ~ Sarah Ing, Rovi

punkest:

Behavioral scientists dream of discovering such a patient as “Genie,” the wild child of Los Angeles. Found in 1970, the 13-year-old girl was raised in complete isolation, producing a case of severe social retardation. Genie was kept in a room, tied to a potty chair for most of her life. She never learned to talk and still wore diapers. When social workers uncovered her, they discovered a rare opportunity to explore the human capacity for language. Could she learn to communicate at such a late stage and would she be able to function normally? Genie became a favorite among social workers who were captivated by her innocence and complete lack of pretense. Nova: Secret of the Wild Child accompanies doctors and analysts as they begin the long process of teaching what it means to be human. ~ Sarah Ing, Rovi