TPAtticus

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Used to post on Twitter until Apartheid Elon trashed it. Giving this place a try.

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TPAtticus@tpatticus· 3d

@DannyDeVito

Antonin Scalia retire bitch

March 3., 2013

TPAtticus@tpatticus· 3d

I know the movie’s a bit of a mess but it’s probably Mr Akadin AKA Confidential Report

Robert Arden looking up at a bizarre flea-circus performer played by Mischa Auer, magnifying glass held to one eye with a glowing circular lamp above his top hat.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Jun 27

Name a film with a title that is a full sentence.

Poster for the 2013 film John Dies at the End, directed by Don Coscarelli.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Jun 23

Album cover for „The Plague That Makes Your Booty Move... It's the Infectious Grooves“ (1991) by The Infectious Grooves. Cartoonish green characters representing the band in urban clothing, graffiti-style text of album title and band name, city skyline in background.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· May 7

Cover of the paperback edition of the 1980s RPG Maelstrom by Alexander Scott with the tagline „The turbulent role-playing game of thieves, rogues, magick and mayhem“. Image shows dramatic confrontation between several characters wearing 16th century clothes in a winter landscape.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Apr 7

Poster for Medium Cool (1969) dir. Haskell Wexler. Collage art featuring stylized silhouetted couple making love above a horizontal cutout of the statue of liberty and an American flag backdrop; tagline at the top:“beyond the age of innocence...into the age of awareness“

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Mar 25

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Oct 29

Post a perfect album from the 90’s that isn’t Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden or Alice In Chains.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Mar 6

Manson Family members Susan Atkins, Patricia Krenwinkel, and Leslie Van Houten during the 1971 trial for the Tate-LaBianca murders, each with a an X carved into their forehead as s sign of devotion to cult leader Charles Manson.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Feb 19

Still from The Holy Mountain (1973), dir. Alejandro Jodorowsky. A figure dressed in white, wearing a wide-brimmed hat and a gold medallion, sits on a chair. Their face is partly obscured by the hat, and they have long, light-colored hair. Two goats with black and white fur stand on their hind legs on either side, appearing almost human-like. The background is a stark yellow wall with black and white columns framing the composition.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Nov 28

Still one of my favorites

Screenshot of two tweets. The first, by Katie Hopkins (@KTHopkins), reads: “This is how it feels to be a white conservative woman.” The image shows Katie Hopkins with a target symbol edited on her forehead. The second tweet, by cherry juul pod (@DISRESPECT), responds: “I actually love this metaphor because it’s a fake target and you’ve put it there yourself.”

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Nov 25

Repost with one of the greatest villains in cinema history #filmsky

Director Leni Riefenstahl behind the camera on the set of Tiefland, a movie notorious for the use of Romani people from Nazi concentration camps as extras.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Nov 18

OK so this place is starting to look like Shitter

Screenshot showing noted hack Max “Bootlicker” Boot being reposted by new chronology crank Gary Kasparov

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Nov 15

Posts vs Skeets

A very young Al Pacino (in Dog Day Afternoon, 1975) as bank robber Sonny Wortzik wearing a formal suit and nervously holding an old-fashioned rifle inside a bank vault area.

Al Pacino again, as Tony Montana (in Scarface, 1983) blasting an automatic rifle during a shoot-out, wearing a dark suit and a white, blood-stained shirt.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Nov 15

Brewster's Millions

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Nov 13

Repost with one of the greatest villains in cinema history #filmsky *applies to both the central character and the director of the film

Andy Griffith as “Lonesome” Rhodes in A Face in the Crowd (1957, dir. Elia Kazan). Close-up of a man with a wide, intense open-mouthed expression, head tilted slightly back. Crowd blurred in the background, suggesting an audience. High contrast lighting emphasizes his features and creates a dramatic, almost manic intensity.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Nov 12

You've been kidnapped. The characters from the last tv show you watched are trying to rescue you. Who is coming to save you?

Poe (played by Chris Conner) from the science fiction series Altered Carbon: Man in vintage-style attire with a mustache, holding a shotgun in one hand and a glass of whiskey in the other as if toasting the viewer. Dimly lit background with wooden cabinet and decorative key hooks. Moody lighting, intense expression, and 19th-century aesthetic.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Nov 11

Never forget 🫡

Tweet by Brian Krassenstein
@krassenstein:
»While many of you are likely yelling "GO PATRIOTS" or "GO RAMS!" I'm yelling "GO ROBERT MUELLER
and the rule of law!"
#SuperBow/2019Atlanta«

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Oct 21

Choose 20 books that have stayed with you or influenced you. One book per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just covers. Day 3 #BookSky 💙📚 #Books #BookChallenge

Book cover for The Winter King by Bernard Cornwell (1995). Subheading reads “A Novel of Arthur”. Cover is dominated by a large early medieval-style helmet based on the famous one excavated at Sutton Hoo, with ornate gold and silver designs and superimposed over a snow-covered landscape at dusk.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Oct 19

Choose 20 books that have stayed with you or influenced you. One book per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just covers. Day 2 #BookSky 💙📚 #Books #BookChallenge

Book cover for Masters of Atlantis by Charles Portis (1985). Features two men in old-fashioned suits and hats, standing side by side. In the foreground, a cone-shaped object resembling a wizard’s hat is placed on the ground in front of the men. Stylized font with large blue capital letters for the title, set against a beige background. Art style is minimalist and geometric, with muted tones.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Oct 17

Choose 20 books that have stayed with you or influenced you. One book per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just covers. Day 1 #BookSky 💙📚 #Books #BookChallenge

A golden barge with ornate spires floats on a serene river, while a person sits on a wooden dock, looking at it. Misty mountain backdrop in muted pastel tones. Book cover for The Golden Barge by Michael Moorcock.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Oct 8

The challenge is to choose 20 movies that greatly influenced you. One film per day, for 20 days. No explanations, no reviews, just posters. ACTION! #FilmSky 20/20

Grayscale image of a man holding paintbrushes looking at viewer, with half his face obscured by a burning torch coming from the right. Chaotic red background with archers, pillaging burning structures, and religious icons. Poster for Andrei Rublev (1966), dir. Andrei Tarkovsky.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Oct 8

In this case, turned into a literal cartoon villain in a very thinly veiled protrayal as a cavalry martinet.

Cover of Les Tuniques Bleues No. 35, titled Captain Nepel, published in 1993, featuring a cartoonish depiction of a stern Union cavalry officer with an eyepatch, walking arrogantly through fort gates. Two soldiers stand to the right: one is red-faced with anger and being restrained by the other. In the background, a Native American scout, an African American army cook, and a figure presumably of Chinese descent in stereotypical attire walk out the gate, glancing back at Nepel with distrust (the depictions of these three POC are themselves clichéd and caricatured). The title character’s name, “Nepel,” is an anagram of “Le Pen,” referencing the far-right French politician and reflecting the villainous portrayal of the officer. The comic was written by scenarist Raoul Cauvin and drawn by artist Willy Lambil.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Oct 8

🤔

Child dressed in a red cap and black outfit smiles while wearing a Lightning McQueen costume from the animated movie Cars, featuring the red race car with the number “95” and large “Lightyear” wheels. Likely a product photo.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Oct 7

The challenge is to choose 20 movies that greatly influenced you. One film per day, for 20 days. No explanations, no reviews, just posters. ACTION! #FilmSky 19/20

Two young men and a woman in a hat in close proximity, smiling and touching intimately against a red background and overlayed by what appear to be blurred palm leaves. Poster for Y Tu Mamá También (2001) dir. Alfonso Cuarón.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Oct 6

The challenge is to choose 20 movies that greatly influenced you. One film per day, for 20 days. No explanations, no reviews, just posters. ACTION! #FilmSky 18/20

Robert Mitchum, stands in the center of the image with his head lowered, smoking a cigarette, wearing a trench coat. Behind him, five men hold guns against a red background. Bold text at the top: “It’s a grubby, violent, dangerous world. But it’s the only world they know. And they’re the only friends Eddie has.” Title and credits in black and yellow occupy the bottom section.

Poster for The Friends of Eddie Coyle (1973) dir. Peter Yates.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Oct 5

The challenge is to choose 20 movies that greatly influenced you. One film per day, for 20 days. No explanations, no reviews, just posters. ACTION! #FilmSky 17/20

Two men standing in a desolate landscape beneath a cloudy sky. The man in the foreground, Brad Pitt, in a vest and white shirt, looks to the side. In the background, Casey Affleck in dark clothing and a top hat, stands with arms crossed. Poster for The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007) dir. Andrew Dominik.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Oct 4

The challenge is to choose 20 movies that greatly influenced you. One film per day, for 20 days. No explanations, no reviews, just posters. ACTION! #FilmSky 16/20

Poster for The Long Goodbye (Robert Altman, 1973) featuring Elliott Gould. Large yellow cat perched on Gould’s shoulder, hissing. Gould smirking, holding a cigarette. Top quote: “I have two friends in the world. One is a cat. The other is a murderer.” Credits for cast and crew listed at the bottom.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Oct 3

The challenge is to choose 20 movies that greatly influenced you. One film per day, for 20 days. No explanations, no reviews, just posters. ACTION! #FilmSky 15/20

Poster for “Seven Samurai,” (1954), directed by Akira Kurosawa. Displays illustrations of the titular characters with star Toshiro Mifune in the front.

TPAtticus@tpatticus· Oct 2

The challenge is to choose 20 movies that greatly influenced you. One film per day, for 20 days. No explanations, no reviews, just posters. ACTION! #FilmSky 14/20