This Batman Begins scene was filmed in Iceland on the Vatnajökull glacier, one of Europe’s largest. Nolan wanted a truly isolated, dangerous setting with no CGI. He said Wayne’s climb is a physical and spiritual metaphor for overcoming fear and his past.

Killing Joke - Love Like Blood (1985) — dark, hypnotic, and timeless. A post-punk anthem that still cuts deep. #punk #goth #postpunk

He literally explained I got a blind man with me, you guys have to wait a bit 🦮 🤣

As a fan of Edward Hopper I couldn’t help but take this photo in Greenwich tonight.

Incredible work

This stunt of Eddie Kidd jumping over buses never fails to amaze me. Mainly because the only safety measures in place for a crash appear to be some guys in lab coats holding a piece of cloth.

The man in the fedora, who looks like he came out of a detective film noir from the 1940s is an actual French police detective who’s investigating the theft of the Crown Jewels at the Louvre. Pure aesthetic.

The mob is out in force. The more I see of this cruel “activism,” the more convinced I am that I do not want them anywhere near me or my music, however that may affect my career. I won’t be held to ransom—no more blackmail. What I see more than anything is a spoiled and entitled

Killing Joke “Eighties”

In the Russian dance Berezka, the women move with very small steps, creating the illusion that they are floating.

What would you rate THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK out of 10?

The best flash mob in history The amount of coordination and planning this probably took is incredible

The teacher challenged his students to remove a mandarin from a glass full of water without spilling a single drop.

Nothing will ever beat the 1992 Olympic Torch lighting

LOL 😂😂😂

Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) still looks more futuristic than most sci-fi made today. Kubrick and Douglas Trumbull built entire visual effects techniques from scratch and they still hold up over 50 years later.

This scene from the Miami Vice pilot in 1984. Crockett, Tubbs, and Phil Collins driving through the Miami night--No dialogue. Just music and mood.

This scene in Heat (1995) is so realistic that the U.S. Marines actually use it for weapons training. Val Kilmer said that during the moment his character reloads, Marine instructors tell recruits, “If you can’t change clip as fast as this, get out of the army!”

Joy Division / Berlin, 1980. 📷 Mark Reeder

#OnThisDay 1979 Anton Corbijn took these iconic photographs of Joy Division at Lancaster Gate tube station in London.