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Apr 6
(via: ffffound: An Ode To Criterion Box Art // WellMedicated)

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Jan 4
(image via:iammattjordan) (words via:The Existential Clown - The Atlantic  (December 2008) James Parker on Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind: It works, but somehow, as freshly minted strangers, they meet again; they are drawn to each other; they begin to fall in love. Then the attempt at mutual erasure comes to light: they learn that they have been through all of this already. What to do? In an overlit, discolored hallway, they stare at each other, grim with foreknowledge—and decide to go for it all over again. How beautiful! Ghastly as they look under the fluorescent tubes, the lovers stand together in this instant on a scuffed little summit of human dignity: by embracing their situation (and each other), they have transcended it.

(image via:iammattjordan) (words via:The Existential Clown - The Atlantic  (December 2008)

James Parker on Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind:

It works, but somehow, as freshly minted strangers, they meet again; they are drawn to each other; they begin to fall in love. Then the attempt at mutual erasure comes to light: they learn that they have been through all of this already. What to do? In an overlit, discolored hallway, they stare at each other, grim with foreknowledge—and decide to go for it all over again. How beautiful! Ghastly as they look under the fluorescent tubes, the lovers stand together in this instant on a scuffed little summit of human dignity: by embracing their situation (and each other), they have transcended it.
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