Björk and Pam Grier.
Also, Haji aka Barbarella Catton, from a slew of Russ Meyer movies. I got her promo pic from Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! on my arm about four years back. This was about six months healed.

jfv wrote: Mon Jul 18, 2022 9:54 pm Rhea Seehorn.

(now 2x Emmy-nominated)

Love her suit and ponytail look in Better Call Saul.

I love her.

Regarding the existence of this thread- I started it on the OG forum after spending the better part of an evening watching Dolly Parton live performances. My heart was full of Dolly. I figured the thread would sink quickly, but it endured. I was surprised to see enframed bring it back to life.

I rue the day I cease to fancy the appearance and deeds of others.

Dave N. wrote: Wed Jul 20, 2022 9:14 am I rue the day I cease to fancy the appearance and deeds of others.

Amen.

A_Man_Who_Tries wrote: Wed Jul 20, 2022 9:31 am

Dave N. wrote: Wed Jul 20, 2022 9:14 am I rue the day I cease to fancy the appearance and deeds of others.

Amen.

Thirded.

A_Man_Who_Tries wrote: Wed Jul 20, 2022 9:31 am

Dave N. wrote: Wed Jul 20, 2022 9:14 am I rue the day I cease to fancy the appearance and deeds of others.

Amen.

I third this.

Apologies if my ruminations darkened the party. The (apparent/supposed) conflict between enjoyment of human beauty as a warm blooded animal (who happens to be cishet male) and the goals of feminism is a fascinating topic to me, as is the puritanical tendencies of progressivism. But that conversation is probably better held elsewhere. Let me know if anyone can offer a snappy thread title. I'm sure it will be a hit.

Having recently watched both Crimes of the Future (liked) and Grand Budapest Hotel (didn't like) I've been made aware of Léa Seydoux's absolutely beautiful body.

Sofía Jirau

Corey Taylor gives off this power bottom energy that I need in my life.

Saw Resnais's The War Is Over for the first time several days ago, on blu-ray, and was struck by what a cool-looking mod chick Geneviève Bujold was:

As a political thriller, it's not the most pulse-pounding movie (like, say, Z, or The Day of the Jackal, or Army of Shadows), and as a Resnais film it's not quite up there with his best. But it's worth seeing, in due time. The soundtrack, while at times frustratingly sparse, has some real proto-Broadcast vibes here and there.