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60 of 98 · most liked firstBorn 4th October 1946, actress Susan Sarandon. She has starred in many acclaimed Hollywood films, including Bull Durham, Thelma and Louise, Atlantic City and Lorenzo's Oil. In 1995 she won an Oscar for Best Actress for her performance in the film Dead Man Walking. She's 80 today. #SusanSarandon
unlabelledView post →Four 📽 Faves: Tim Robbins Birthday Edition: 10/16/1958 Aw-shucks appeal & incredible intelligence. 88 Bull Durham 92 Player 94 Hudsucker Proxy 94 Shawshank Redemption *Best Supporting Oscar win for MYSTIC RIVER (03). *Best Directing Oscar nod for DEAD MAN WALKING (05). #filmsky 📽
unlabelledView post →My ★★★★ review of Dead Man Walking boxd.it/baBykh Simultaneously tough, compassionate & challenging, death penalty drama showcases issue from every angle...never preaching how viewer should feel. Sarandon & Penn debate accountability & redemption in exquisitely nuanced performances. #filmsky 📽
unlabelledView post →#AugustMovieChallenge -an execution Dead Man Walking (1995) I show my American Government class this film when we cover 8th amendment. Morally complex and honest in ways that can be uncomfortable. @omacolt.bsky.social
unlabelledView post →#NowWatching DEAD MAN WALKING (1995). Director: Tim Robbins. Susan Sarandon, Sean Penn. Sarandon & Penn at top of their craft as nun & inmate who get close as he awaits execution. True tale of Sister Helen Prejean who, at 86, is still leading advocate for abolishment of death penalty. #filmsky 📽
unlabelledView post →In no particular order, here are the best times I’ve ever had seeing a movie in the theater… 1. The Substance 2. The Favorite 3. Election 4. Akeelah and the Bee 5. Creed 6. The Brady Bunch Movie 7. Monster (a fight broke out) 8. Dead Man Walking (I thought i might die from crying)
unlabelledView post →"Tell me something, Sister. What is a nun doing in a place like this?" 30th Anniversary ⛓️ #OTD in #Film #History 29 December 1995, #TimRobbins' hard-hitting Death Row drama DEAD MAN WALKING, starring Oscar-winner #SusanSarandon and #SeanPenn, was released in the 🇺🇸
unlabelledView post →‘Knives Out: Dead Man Walking’ is an important movie. Yes it’s a really good movie in the series as well but even more than it being good it’s very important for the time we live in. I think the rest of Hollywood should take note in how stories should get told. This is the way. Subtle but effective
unlabelledView post →Susan Sarandon's BD - MCCT5: 5)The Hunger (Scott) 4)Bull Durham (Shelton) 3)Atlantic City (Malle) 2)Twilight (Benton) 1)Dead Man Walking (Robbins) More: Here w/Nice Paul Newman story: variety.com/2018/film/ne... via @interviewmagazine.com.web.brid.gy: www.interviewmagazine.com/film/susan-s...
unlabelledView post →Combine at least three movie titles: WAKE UP DEAD MAN WALKING AND TALKING
unlabelledView post →@PeteHegseth Have you ever seen the movie, "Dead Man Walking?" Your days are numbered... bsky.app/profile/atru... #FireHegseth
unlabelledView post →Born 4th Oct 1946, actress Susan Sarandon. She has starred in many acclaimed Hollywood films, including Bull Durham, Thelma and Louise, Atlantic City and Lorenzo's Oil. In 1995 she won an Oscar for Best Actress for her performance in the film Dead Man Walking. #SusanSarandon
unlabelledView post →The book DEAD MAN WALKING by Sister Helen Prejean has all kinds of stuff in it that the movie didn't, like about being a social justice nun et al. www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/133674...
unlabelledView post →We found this while fighting yet another ant invasion. The back cover notes that Susan Sarandon was "best known for her role in the 1995 film Dead Man Walking." Really?
unlabelledView post →#EdwardsMovieCharacterChallenge2025 October 28 - has a merciful attitude Sister Helen Prejean - Dead Man Walking #filmsky #moviesky
unlabelledView post →Depends what "best" means. Most effective in the movie is probably The Shining (listening to that at night still scares me). Songs that work in the movie that you also want to listen to? Maybe Dead Man Walking. Maybe Pump Up The Volume. Maybe Josie and the Pussycats.
unlabelledView post →Mash up 2 film titles to make a new film. easy A Hard Day's Night Of The Living Dead Man Walking On Sunshine Cleaners Whoops! That's 6.
unlabelledView post →kudos to whoever is curating the movies for The Movie Channel tonight. after Forrest Gump was over, i changed channels and found Dead Man Walking. my trip through 90s great movies continues.
unlabelledView post →I wonder why this made a particular movie title pop into my mind? Dead Man Walking
unlabelledView post →In high school, I had a classmate who HATED this. One day, we were watching "Dead Man Walking" in class and at the moment it happened, he shouted, "Oh for fucks sake!" Probably the hardest I've laughed at any movie.
unlabelledView post →The 26/27 season announcement by @operanorth.co.uk looks great: youtu.be/Y75iDhtlUdA?... esp.: - Tristan (b/c of course) - Don G (b/c I *might* be able to persuade my eldest to try his first opera, having enjoyed the film of Amadeus…) - Dead Man Walking (b/c it sounds gripping and contemporary)
unlabelledView post →Just gonna start watching 28 Years Later Bone Temple. Please stop being funny for the next ~104 minutes or so. I'll report back on whether it is, in fact, even more of a Christian movie than Dead Man Walking
unlabelledView post →My favorite film performances from the 1990s. Sean Penn, Matthew Poncelet, "Dead Man Walking" (directed by Tim Robbins). #movies #films #favoriteperformances #seanpenn #deadmanwalking #timrobbins
unlabelledView post →I encourage anyone who is anti-death penalty to follow @sisterhelen.org (pictured) here on Bluesky. One the main characters in the film Dead Man Walking starring Sean Penn was based on her, and the work she does. She has profound experience comforting people on death row. #AbolishDeathPenalty
unlabelledView post →🎬Today in #FilmHistory🎬 "Dead Man Walking" (1995) was released. Tim Robins was nominated for the Best Director Oscar for the movie. #OTD
unlabelledView post →I tried yelling, "Damn It, Janet" during a Susan Sarandon movie every time she appeared on screen. It might not have been appropriate for "Dead Man Walking".
unlabelledView post →Times I wanted to leave a movie theater and didn’t… The Conjuring: I was entirely terrified Dead Man Walking: My sobbing was becoming a problem There Will Be Blood: It seemed like the only way out Moulin Rouge: Bc I’d been given a migraine
unlabelledView post →It takes a talented filmmaker to make a movie like Dead Man Walking. The condemned killer wants cheap grace. He doesn’t get it. It takes talent to get the character there believably. 4/
unlabelledView post →I’ve mentioned it before, but Dead Man Walking is the most deeply moving religious movie I’ve ever seen. I don’t even know if Tim Robbins believes. But…1/
unlabelledView post →"Her comments came during a Feb. 27 discussion ahead of receiving the International Goya award in recognition of her career, including “Dead Man Walking” and “Atlantic City.” The Spanish Film Academy’s Goya Awards ceremony is set to take place on Feb. 28 in Barcelona."
unlabelledView post →Feb 23. 1017 US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg spoke about pendulums, bad times, women’s rights, & her long run optimism. She gave a rare interview to film maker Olly Lambert at the final dress rehearsal of ‘Dead Man Walking’ at the Kennedy Center. @bbcnewsnight.bsky.social
unlabelledView post →Title: Dead Man Walking Logline: An actor who famously dies in every film, risks increasingly deadly feats to end it all, but he simple can’t die in real life.
unlabelledView post →The fastest way to feel old is to watch a movie you don’t think of as being THAT old (in this case Dead Man Walking 1995) and realizing it’s 31 years old and that 31 years before my birth, “Casablanca” was playing in theaters. 😳
unlabelledView post →Kamala Harris said during an interview that the death penalty has never deterred crime, because nobody ever stops to consider if they'll be put to death before they murder someone. I was pro capital punishment until I heard that. Also, the movie Dead Man Walking had me very conflicted.
unlabelledView post →insert a movie into another movie Dawn of the Dead Man Walking
unlabelledView post →Remember the movie, Dead Man Walking? Sister Helen Prejean did not write that book in a vacuum. Those are Catholic teachings. Anyway, I remember that homily because the archdiocese made us watch a video and that was unusual for us.
unlabelledView post →You see this a lot in evangelical media. God is real. I’ve mentioned this before but compare Dead Man Walking (one of the most deeply moving movies about faith ever made) with you average evangelical movie. 1/
unlabelledView post →They're going to make another movie of... Dead Man Walking!!
unlabelledView post →Sister Helen Prejean has been very clear about that for a long time. ("Dead Man Walking", the book/film/opera)
unlabelledView post →To Pete Hegseth Have you ever seen the movie, "Dead Man Walking?" Your days are numbered... #FireHegseth
unlabelledView post →I’m STILL determined to make this happen! Title: Dead Man Walking Logline: An actor who famously dies in every film, risks increasingly deadly feats to end it all, but he simple can’t die in real life. #scriptskt #screenwriting
unlabelledView post →I haven't seen that, but I did see Dead Man Walking. That film also takes an anti death penalty stance, but Sean Penn's character is still guilty. The execution scene repeatedly cuts to Sean Penn 🍇ing and murdering his victims. The film doesn't cheat.
unlabelledView post →Dead Man Walking, which isn’t a horror movie but the music is creepy & moody AF
unlabelledView post →Dead Man Walking, but not as in the 1995 crime drama with Susan Sarandon and Sean Penn, but as in the 1988 action b-movie with Wings Hauser and Jeffrey Combs where Jeff's character stumbles around like a baby deer the whole movie.
unlabelledView post →Relistening to the Dead Man Walking #soundtrack for a thing; it had an unexpectedly pivotal influence on my life when I saw the #film aged 21. My god it's a work of genius. I'd forgotten. Incredibly powerful performances by some of the greatest country artists. But I'm listening to it for #Nusrat.
unlabelledView post →Remember the movie The Green Mile? About Death row inmates in the 1930s? They would shout out “Dead Man Walking”… that’s tRump but “sleeping
unlabelledView post →I think about Susan Sarandon a lot because, like many people who discovered their queer identity in college, when I saw one of her films in particular (from a year starting in 19- and ending in -5), it inspired certain transsexual thoughts. Of course, for me, that movie was "Dead Man Walking."
unlabelledView post →I heard this after watching the film Dead Man Walking with Susan Saradon and Sean Penn. I think it's a real haunting song that captures the essence of the film cheers Samantha #deeperx
unlabelledView post →@malcolmnance.bsky.social Everyone remember the movie "Dead Man Walking"? Perfect metaphor for Trump; he's dying physically, mentally, and politically before our eyes. How long before Rethuglikkklans finally get that they shot themselves in both feet when they hitched their wagons to him?
unlabelledView post →What his favorite film? "Dead Man Walking"
unlabelledView post →Dead Man Walking, 1995, I was 31, emerging from a year of not watching many movies after my mom died. I'd read about capital punishment since Gilmore in '77 and was definitely not pro-cap, but I did not understand why I was anti-cap until the film, and surprisingly it was not a religious reason.
unlabelledView post →This is great. Have not heard this version before. I first heard this song performed by Eddie Vedder and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan on the wonderful soundtrack to the movie, Dead Man Walking. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's collaboration with Michael Brook, Night Song, is worth finding.
unlabelledView post →One of the best movie years was 1995. Best Picture Oscar nominees that year: Apollo 13, Babe, Braveheart, Il Postino & Sense and Sensibility Some greats not nominated: Casino, Heat, Seven, The Usual Suspects, Nixon, Clockers, La Haine, Before Sunrise, Toy Story, Dead Man Walking. #filmsky
unlabelledView post →Knives Out: Dead Man Walking Film Daniel Craig served so tectonically hard in this film, whoever’s responsible for his costumes is my personal hero
unlabelledView post →Discovered through Tim Robbins’ Dead Man Walking. Great movie!
unlabelledView post →DEAD MAN WALKING at London Coliseum. Sister Helen Prejean’s book and subsequent film, has been turned into an opera (commissioned by San Francisco Opera).
unlabelledView post →What was the movie Dead Man Walking about, anyway?
unlabelledView post →Not this one, no. I think it was in a movie called Dead Man Walking, maybe that's where you heard it. Like you say, a brilliant song.
unlabelledView post →We watched Dead Man Walking, and the teacher actually talked about some of the directing choices—even though this was not in a class about film or art. (I don't remember which class it was.)
unlabelledView post →Dead Man Walking. An underrated film with a very subdued Jack Black.
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