
THE FUTURIST!’s BEAUTIFUL LAUNDERETTE
THE FUTURIST!’s former aide de camp haiku (a taciturn young man of unknown Asian origins) produced the above photograph. haiku has gone to Brooklyn, NY and is attending Film classes at an esteemed university. While immersed in his studies he has taken up photography. The above picture was taken by haiku for a photography class assignment. He ensconced himself inside a washing machine at The Utter Despair Beautiful Launderette and took a very avant garde snap of THE FUTURIST! as he walked out of the aforementioned establishment. This is a rare glimpse of THE FUTURIST!. Please respect it and keep it close to your heart. THE FUTURIST! is always willing and happy to assist friends in their educational pursuits.
haiku barely escaped with his equilibrium intact and his camera before a customer turned the machine on. Needless to say, the patron was shocked to see a courteous young man emerge from an appliance. haiku returned home after he discarded the dirty whites that had been tossed on him while he was inside the machine.
love a complicated lol
Ewan McGregor FLAWLESS at ‘Haywire’ premiere in LA
#gohaywire
Julianne Moore art work recreation by Peter Lindbergh
Seated Woman With Bent Knee by Egon Schiele
The Cripple by John Currin
Man Crazy Nurse #3 by Richard Prince
Madame X by John Singer Sargent
Woman With a Fan by Amedeo Modigliani
Adele Bloch Bauer I by Gustav Klimt
(Source: cootedetat)
But You Like Really Wanted To Be Lisbeth Salander.
Buster Keaton with sons Robert and James - Christmas 1930s
THE FUTURIST! thinks Buster’s Christmas Tree looks rather sad.
Ever since Joss Whedon’s space western was canceled back in 2003, its fans — at first, a relatively small contingent, but as time and DVD sales grew, so did the ranks swell — have wondered what could possibly rescue it from the tightly clenched jaws of death. And until now, nothing could….
THE 25 BEST FILMS OF 2011: A VIDEO COUNTDOWN
there are gonna be lots of “best of” lists floating around during the next few weeks — this one is mine.
please enjoy. and please watch it LOUD (and in 480p… bummer that a lot of these clips were only available in standard-def).
p.s. some of these films i included on the countdown have yet to receive a domestic release here in the U.S, but i’d rather help get people excited for something now than chide them for not seeing it a year from now. also — as with a certain film towards the very top of my list — some stories simply can’t afford to wait for us to catch up.
p.p.s. CERTIFIED COPY was ineligible, as it topped my list last year. a good thing, too, as otherwise i would never have been able to settle on a #1.