-Luca Guadagnino

Some of my fave movies that you might like if you like CMBYN and Lady Bird (among many others! Message me or comment if you want more reccomendations, either based on genre, cinematography, main themes, soundtrack, etc)

-How I Live Now

-A Single Man

-Breathe In

-Into the Wild

-Somewhere

-The Spectacular Now

-20th Century Women

-The Virgin Suicides

-Adventureland

-The Way Way Back

-Sing Street

-The Diary of a Teenage Girl

-Short Term 12

-An Education

-The Descendants

-Moonrise Kingdom

-Me and Earl and the Dying Girl

-Like Crazy

-Now Is Good

-Safety Not Guaranteed

-The Perks of Being a Wallflower

-Submarine

real goose hours

Really happy to see this at my local library

Here are some of my favourite under-appreciated shots from the Japanese Booklet.

It’s so beautiful, guys! I love the format (it’s actually quite big). 

Also, it seems the order of the shoot wasn’t as chronological as they made us believe, so I have even more appreciation for Timmy’s and Armie’s acting craft, seriously.

And Armie was on the set even when he wasn’t in the scene (Elio and Marzia friends forever scene on the piazza).

I absolutely love Amira:

Le Dancing:

Just a heads-up for all the armpit kinkers ( @shes-gone-rogue @shellgoes211 @holdmygazeoliver ):

I feel this one is not enough talked about, honestly:

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Pages from the early script that match one of the deleted scenes.

The Godfather   

The Godfather: Part II      

Pulp Fiction

Schindler’s List        

Goodfellas      

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly  

Apocalypse Now  

Casablanca      

The Shawshank Redemption        

Citizen Kane    

Taxi Driver     

Psycho  

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back  

Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope

Singin’ in the Rain     

Raiders of the Lost Ark

The Dark Knight

Chinatown       

Metropolis      

2001: A Space Odyssey   

It’s a Wonderful Life   

Raging Bull

North by Northwest      

The Silence of the Lambs        

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring       

The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers   

Alien   

Toy Story       

The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King   

Saving Private Ryan

Back to the Future

Pan’s Labyrinth

Annie Hall      

Some Like It Hot        

The Wizard of Oz

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless

Wall-E

 Aliens  

Amadeus

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Das Boot        

L.A. Confidential       

 Cinema Paradiso

Blade Runner    

 A Clockwork Orange      

The Shining     

Fargo   

Reservoir Dogs  

Unforgiven      

Memento

Brazil  

Solaris

The Lion King   

Jaws    

Gone with the Wind      

The Usual Suspects      

There Will Be Blood     

The Departed    

The Deer Hunter

Do the Right Thing

 Terminator 2: Judgment Day      

American Beauty

No Country for Old Men  

 Fight Club      

Full Metal Jacket

 Inception       

Dog Day Afternoon       

This Is Spinal Tap

 Se7en   

Rosemary’s Baby

The French Connection

Die Hard        

 Finding Nemo    

Let the Right One In    

Oldboy  

The Princess Bride      

Mad Max: Fury Road

 Young Frankenstein      

Blue Velvet    

Forrest Gump    

The Graduate    

Boyhood

The Terminator  

 Night of the Living Dead        

The Matrix      

The Right Stuff

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2  

 Indiana Jones and the Last

Good Will Hunting       

 King Kong

Toy Story 2     

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial      

Jurassic Park   

 American History X      

The Big Lebowski        

The Iron Giant  

Halloween       

Close Encounters of the Third Kind      

Stand by Me     

Monsters, Inc.  

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon  

The Thing       

The Avengers    

The Exorcist    

Gravity

The Truman Show

Inglourious Basterds    

Shaun of the Dead       

Her     

 Platoon

The Dark Knight Rises   

 Scarface        

The Nightmare Before Christmas  

The Bourne Ultimatum    

 Being John Malkovich    

Million Dollar Baby     

Groundhog Day   

Argo    

Boogie Nights   

Aladdin

Almost Famous   

Evil Dead II    

Mulholland Dr

Batman Begins   

Casino Royale   

The Prestige    

Star Trek       

 Invasion of the Body Snatchers  

Who Framed Roger Rabbit

The Incredibles

Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi      

Hot Fuzz        

Ghost Busters   

Fantasia        

Guardians of the Galaxy 2014    

Dazed and Confused      

Blazing Saddles 1974    

The Hurt Locker

The Green Mile  

Black Swan      

Dirty Harry     

Boyz n the Hood

The Sixth Sense

Iron Man        

The Fugitive    

 Casino  

 A Christmas Story       

Drive   

The Lego Movie  

Mad Max 2       

Rain Man        

The Birds       

The Breakfast Club      

Twelve Monkeys  

Catch Me If You Can     

Edward Scissorhands     

True Grit       

 Glory   

The Last Emperor        

 The Fighter     

Suspiria        

Little Miss Sunshine    

Kill Bill: Vol. 1 and  2       

True Romance    

Battle

JFK     

Brokeback Mountain      

Silver Linings Playbook

Shrek   

Deliverance     

Planet of the Apes      

M.A.S.H.        

A Bronx Tale    

The Piano       

Juno    

Run Lola Run    

Doctor Zhivago  

Gone Girl       

Kramer vs. Kramer       

District 9      

Malcolm X       

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Donnie Darko    

The Magnificent Seven   

Dead Poets Society      

Traffic

West Side Story

Serenity        

Moneyball       

Say Anything…

American Graffiti       

X-Men: Days of Future Past

 Braveheart      

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban        

The Blues Brothers      

Ferris Bueller’s Day Off        

The Perks of Being a Wallflower

The Warriors    

Kung Fu Hustle  

127 Hours       

Breakfast at Tiffany’s  

Gran Torino     

United 93       

High Fidelity   

The Untouchables        

When Harry Met Sally…

Stanley Kubrick’s Lolita        

Kill Bill: Vol. 1       

The Fly

The Evil Dead   

Rocky   

Ip Man  

Ghost World     

Mystic River    

Scarface        

Nightcrawler    

Tangled

Mommy   

The Wolf of Wall Street

After Hours     

Apollo 13       

Orphan

Zero Dark Thirty        

Snatch

Prisoners       

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

Hugo    

Dances with Wolves      

The Cell

Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory     

A Beautiful Mind        

Clerks  

The Last of the Mohicans        

 Short Cuts      

A Fish Called Wanda     

American Splendor       

Easy Rider      

Animal House    

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre    

Gone Baby Gone  

The Vanishing   

Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels     

Fruitvale Station       

Edge of Tomorrow        

Dead Man Walking        

Frost/Nixon     

The Royal Tenenbaums    

Birdman

Looper  

Misery  

Dangerous Liaisons      

The Ten Commandments    

Zodiac  

Captain America: The Winter Soldier     

3:10 to Yuma    

Leaving Las Vegas       

The Thin Red Line       

Boys Don’t Cry  

A Nightmare on Elm Street       

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes  

The Little Mermaid      

Wreck-It Ralph  

The Purple Rose of Cairo        

Straw Dogs      

All That Jazz   

Tootsie

Superman  the Movie     

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang     

The Color Purple        

The Bourne Identity     

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl  

Superbad        

Walk the Line   

Carlito’s Way   

An American Werewolf in London  

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire

Best in Show    

What’s Eating Gilbert Grape     

Empire of the Sun       

The Town        

RoboCop

V for Vendetta  

[Rec]   

Planes, Trains & Automobiles    

X-Men: First Class      

Election        

Forbidden Planet        

Coraline        

Witness

Lincoln

Office Space    

Donnie Brasco   

Ex Machina      

The City of Lost Children       

The Help        

Star Trek Into Darkness

South Park: Bigger Longer & Uncut       

 Interstellar    

Winter’s Bone   

Minority Report

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World     

Casshern

Frozen  

O Brother, Where Art Thou?      

Big Fish        

Heathers        

Scent of a Woman        

Spider-Man 2    

Big Hero 6      

Ordinary People

The Bourne Supremacy    

Raising Arizona

Carrie  

Cinderella Man  

Grindhouse      

Awakenings      

Avatar  

Heavenly Creatures      

28 Days Later…        

Star Trek: First Contact        

Terms of Endearment     

Mississippi Burning     

Thelma & Louise

Brick   

Billy Elliot    

Braindead       

The Bridges of Madison County   

Miracle on 34th Street  

The Hunt for Red October        

Big     

Jackie Brown    

Road to Perdition       

Zombieland      

Leviathan       

A Simple Plan   

End of Watch    

Ray     

The English Patient     

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street  

Three Kings     

Titanic

Cast Away       

Gattaca 1997    

The Crow        

The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!  

As Good as It Gets      

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1    

Field of Dreams

The Aviator     

A History of Violence   

Collateral      

Manhunter       

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire     

First Blood     

Chicago

Out of Sight    

Hoosiers        

Mulan   

Sin City        

X2 : X-Men United    

Tombstone       

Videodrome      

Grosse Pointe Blank     

The Last Temptation of Christ   

Sex, Lies, and Videotape        

Inside Man      

Lethal Weapon   

Swingers        

Rise of the Planet of the Apes  

Bambi   

Predator        

Ringu    

The Jungle Book

Kung Fu Panda   

Garden State    

The Crying Game

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom    

21 Grams        

Borat    

Source Code     

The Fisher King

Speed       

Drugstore Cowboy        

Dark City       

Philadelphia    

The Philadelphia Experiment

Tucker and Dale vs. Evil        

Trading Places  

National Lampoon’s Vacation        

Menace II Society       

Gosford Park    

Precious        

The Taking of Pelham 123      

Munich  

Re-Animator     

A Few Good Men  

American Hustle

Moulin Rouge

Black Hawk Down

Dumbo   

Dawn of the Dead        

Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World

The Abyss       

Paris Boulevard 1939

Konstantin Korovin

Benjamin Alire Sáenz

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They Put a Flag on the Moon

It’s 1969 and Apollo 11 astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong are the first humans to land on the Moon. In now iconic footage, Aldrin and Armstrong carefully assemble and maneuver an American flag to place on the lunar surface. The fabric unfurls, staying suspended without any wind to animate the stars and stripes. The flagpole sways precariously as the crew work to anchor it in the Moon’s low gravity at just 1/6th that of Earth’s. How did this moment come about? On Flag Day, let’s dive behind-the-scenes of what led to getting the American flag on the Moon 50 years ago.

Image: Astronaut Buzz Aldrin poses for a photograph beside the deployed United States flag during the Apollo 11 mission.

Seeking to empower the nation, President John F. Kennedy gave us a grand charge. The human spaceflight program of the early 1960s was challenged to work on missions that sent humans to the surface of another world. Following President Kennedy’s death in 1963, President Richard Nixon stressed a more international perspective to the Apollo missions. To reconcile the need for global diplomacy with national interests, we appointed the Committee on Symbolic Activities for the First Lunar Landing.

Image: NASA Administrator Thomas Paine and President Richard Nixon are seen aboard the USS Hornet, Apollo 11’s splashdown recovery vessel.

The committee, and the U.S. at large, wanted to avoid violating the United Nations Outer Space Treaty, which prohibited any nation from taking possession of a celestial body. After some debate, they recommended that the flag only appear during the Apollo 11 spacewalk. A plaque would accompany it, explaining that the flag was meant to stand for peaceful exploration, not conquest. 

Image: The plaque reads “Here men from the planet Earth first set foot upon the Moon July 1969 A.D. We came in peace for all of mankind.” Under the text are signatures by President Nixon, Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong, and Michael Collins.

A team of engineers at Johnson Space Center had three months to resolve several issues regarding the flag’s assembly. First, was the Moon’s lack of atmosphere. The flag, quite literally, could not fly the way it does on Earth. To address this, a horizontal crossbar was added to support the flag’s weight and give the illusion of it waving.

Image: NASA technician David L. McCraw shows the flag next to a Lunar Module mockup.

Second was the flag’s assembly, which had to be as lightweight and compact as possible so as not to take up limited storage space. The completed package, which was attached to Lunar Module’s ladder, weighed just under ten pounds. It received an outer case made of steel, aluminum, and Thermoflex insulation and blanketing to shield the flag from the 2,000 degree Fahrenheit spike from the Eagle’s descent engine.

Image: Component pieces of the flag assembly.

The last issue was mobility. Bulky spacesuits significantly restricted the astronauts’ range of motion, and suit pressurization limited how much force they could apply. To accommodate these limits, the team included telescoping components to minimize the need to reach and maneuver the poles. A red painted ring on the flagpole indicated how far into the ground it should be driven. Hinges and catches would lock into place once the pieces were fully extended.

Image: Diagram from the 1969 Apollo 11 press release illustrating astronaut spacesuit reach capabilities and ideal working height.

Fifty years after Apollo 11, the flag we planted on the lunar surface has likely faded but its presence looms large in United States history as a symbol of American progress and innovation.

Image: A close-up view of the U.S. flag deployed on the Moon at the Taurus-by the crew of Apollo 17, the most recent lunar landing mission.

The story doesn’t stop here. Anne Platoff’s article “Where No Flag Has Gone Before” sheds more light on the context and technical process of putting the United States flag on the Moon. You can also check out Johnson Space Center’s recent feature story that details its presence in later missions. Happy Flag Day!  Make sure to follow us on Tumblr for your regular dose of space: http://nasa.tumblr.com.