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to share (third-person singular simple present shares, present participle sharing, simple past and past participle shared) 1. To give part of what one has to somebody else to use or consume. 2. To have in common. 3. To divide and distribute compartir Etimología: Del latín compartiri y éste de cum (con) y partire (dividir) Verbo 1. Dividir algo y repartirlo. 2. Dejar participar a otros en lo que es de uno. 3. Referido a ideas o sentimientos, tener los mismos que otra persona.
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Film is like a battleground. There’s love, hate, action, violence, death… in one word: emotion.

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You can always count on the Pythons to make the real hard questions…

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Orson Welles reading Joseph Conrad’s short story “The Secret Sharer” in 1985 as one of his selections for The Orson Welles Library. “I think I’m made for Conrad,” Welles once said. “I think every Conrad story is a movie.”

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In the hearts of cinema lovers everywhere, David Cronenberg hold a special place, particularly his early period. From the late 60s to the early 80s, we are rewarded with what many (including myself) view as the quintessential Cronenberg. From his early experimental short films such as…

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This is the truth!!!

lordlamebrain:

moriartium-formula:

deergirl-amelia:

Everyone can go home now. This post won.

oh my god

best ever

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Group of teenagers listening to 45 rpm. records as they shop for the latest hits at a record store, 1944. Photo by Nina Leen.
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vinylespassion:

Group of teenagers listening to 45 rpm. records as they shop for the latest hits at a record store, 1944. Photo by Nina Leen.

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