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Characters played by Adam Driver
#adam driver#ben solo#maurizio gucci#commander mills#jamie massey#charlie barber#paul sevier#philip altman#lev shapiro#paterson#toby grummett#rick smolan#allan#jack gladney#randy
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I can’t think y’all
TW: Cunnilingus 🥴🥴
AN: I just needed to get this out of my brain. Sorry if it’s literally just rambling.
I wanna be lying on my back while he works his tongue along my wet pussy. Slurping and humming while I run my fingers through his hair. A pull a bit tighter, earning a sound heard in the depths of his chest. He knows I’m so close. His big, veiny hands holding and smoothening over my thighs. The comfort a contrast to the orgasm that rushes through me. And for a brief moment, his pretty, big eyes are fluttering with satisfaction. Capturing my clit in his mouth to help me ride my wave.
#adcu smut#Adam driver#Adam driver smut#imagines#ben barnes#Ben Barnes smut#jon bernthal smut#jon bernthal#adcu#Philip Altman#kylo ren#lemon#ben solo#matt the radar technician#flip zimmerman
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Adam Driver as Phillip Altman is one of my favorite roles.
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12 Days of Smutty/Fluffy Fanfics day 5
#fanfiction#fanfic#this is where i leave you#philip altman#philip altman x oc#oc insert#oc insert fic#12 days of smutty/fluffy fanfics
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The Long Goodbye is a fantastic deconstruction of the noir film, and it helped me finally click into place what noir really is.
The hardboiled detective that is cynical as hell is only that way because he's the last man alive with any decency or humanity. The other people he interacts with during the case, or perhaps at all, don't follow any code. They lie, cheat, steal and do anything and everything to enrich themselves regardless of the cost of others. That's why he's so tired all the time: doing the right thing is exhausting if you know you're only going to be punished for it.
Philip Marlowe in this movie exemplifies that fully. He gives a friend a ride to Mexico, and the next day police are at his door asking questions. Do they simply respect his right to be silent? No, they assault him and imprison him until he talks (he never does, but they let him out anyways when they don't need his testimony anymore). Gangsters are after him for money he doesn't have and had no idea even existed. Everyone lies to him, abuses him or just uses him as a plaything.
What does he do in return? Stay honest and loyal at every turn. He helps his friends, he listens to people that beg him for help. At one point he notices a low level gang member is tailing him. His response is to give him advice on how to better stay hidden, and even tells him where he's going in case he gets lost on the way. He's messing with him, but he's also just straightforwardly helping a person that is actively trying to harm him.
The movie begins with Marlowe trying to feed his cat. His cat wants only one brand of cat food, and he doesn't have it. The store doesn't have it either, so he tries to put other food into an empty can and pretend it's the same. The cat scratches him for his deception and leaves. The cat has the same moral code as Marlowe, the difference being that cats are proud and Marlowe is a complete and utter loser. He's a cat in a world of vicious dogs, including multiple scenes where he is literally chased by a dog.
Most other noir films, especially before this one, doesn't have the hardboiled detective be quite so pathetic. That archetype was created for the 40's and 50's. This film takes Marlowe to the 70's, where he's a man out of time. The world has moved on without him, and his only response is to rage against this change. For Marlowe, that means trying to put on a happy face and uphold his own values no matter what anyone else thinks.
I really thought this was going to be a fun murder mystery (and it still is, the plot is fantastic here) but it's actually a great character study of not just Philip Marlowe but noir protagonists as a whole. Pretty amazing film.
#movie#cinema#film#robert altman#the long goodbye#elliot gould#cat#philip marlowe#noir#film noir#raymond chandler#arnold schwarzenegger has a non speaking role in this and it was extremely jarring to see him there.
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The Long Goodbye (Robert Altman, 1973)
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The Long Goodbye (1973)
Director: Robert Altman
Cinematographer: Vilmos Zsigmond
Starring: Elliott Gould, Sterling Hayden, Nina Van Pallandt, Jim Bouton, Mark Rydell, and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
#the long goodbye#1973#robert altman#vilmos zsigmond#elliott gould#sterling hayden#arnold schwarzenegger#nina van pallandt#jim bouton#mark rydell#70s film#cult classic#philip marlowe#raymond chandler#neo noir
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The Long Goodbye
Dir. by Robert Altman (1973)
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The Long Goodbye (1973)
Going back in time to tell audiences watching this movie that one of the people in this film will go on to be the biggest movie star of the coming decade and future governor of California.
#movies#posters#the long goodbye#philip marlowe#raymond chanlder#elliott gould#robert altman#sterling hayden#arnold schwarzenegger#favorites
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also a little elliott gould i did in a long goodbye themed aggie.io with my buddy eyokahh (instagram) :3
you can view the full canvas here
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Secret Honor (Robert Altman, 1984)
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Adam Driver in This Is Where I Leave You
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lol every couple of years i decide to give robert altman’s The Long Goodbye another watch, and then I go on letterboxd and say I don’t like it. this hurts so many peoples feelings and they all have to tell me about it. but I am RIGHT and I will not be cowed
#the long goodbye#philip marlowe#i simply love mr chandler and mr marlowe TOO MUCH to allow altmans movie to be the DEFINITIVE long goodbye#it makes me mad 😡😡
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Day 3 of 12 Days of Smutty/Fluffy fanfics is up. Hope you all enjoy it
#fanfic#fanfiction#oc insert#oc insert fic#oc character#12 days of smutty/fluffy fanfics#this is where i leave you#philip altman#philip altman x oc
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The Founding Fathers caused the White House to be built in a swamp in the first place, for Christ's sake and Congress up on a goddamn hill! The Founding Fathers were nothing more than a bunch of snotty English shits who never trusted any elected president to begin with!
Richard Nixon, as portrayed by Philip Baker Hall in Secret Honor (1984)
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