Actual Deleted Scene From Dead Poets Society (1989)

in 1993, the ghost of doc holliday possessed the body of val kilmer solely to remind everyone that he is That Bitch, and you know what??? HE DID THAT

Tombstone drinking game

take a drink any time:

wyatt refuses a job offer

doc falls over

doc uses the word daisy

a cow boy gets killed

a line is repeated

wyatt’s wife is crabby

Todd: My parents always said bad news first because the good news is probably a lie. Fun fact! They made me cry a lot.

this is like the only song where ALL FOUR BEATLES SING

was anybody gonna tell me that these photos of john in a vintage clothes shop existed?? cause this is the highlight of my year

@neottia-orchids u know,, I might’ve drawn too much beatles art already Ive lost beatles art privileges by now

Also the movie sucks…no offense tho

So, I started watching movie "Wyatt Earp" 1994 and after 20 minutes I felt its creators pissing in my eyes. Because in the first scenes they show us a boy of about 14 years old (which is true, real Wyatt was this old when he wanted to run to the army), and then they show us the inscription "7 years later" and they want me to believe that forty-year-old Kevin Costner is playing a guy in his early twenties. HE DOESN'T LOOK LIKE A GUY OF TWENTY YEARS OLD. SIMPLY DOESN'T LOOK. It's cognitive dissonance and it's breaking my eyes. THEY ARE BLEEDING

Yeah, in "Tombstone" 1993 Wyatt also did not match his real age (irl Wyatt was a little over 30 when he moved to Tombstone and Kurt Russel was 42), but first of all this film DID NOT mention Wyatt's age and DID NOT MAKE THE FORTY-YEAR-OLD ACTOR PLAY YOUNG MAN

Fuck god help me and my english lvl