In Bed With Books
The tumblr of http://inbedwithbooks.blogspot.com
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Photoset reblogged from Jarzaberwoky
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Photoset reblogged from Claudia Gray's Photo Blog
At first I was like, Anne-Marie Duff looks awfully hot and sweaty and disheveled to be at a public event.
Then I looked at that second photo of her and her hubby all cozy-like and realized one way she might have wound up so disheveled.
That is just what I would do if I had James McAvoy at my disposal. Well-played, Anne-Marie.
BAFTA Portrait
Everyone is allowed to have one celebrity couple that would make them honestly sad if the couple broke up. Mine is Anne-Marie Duff and James McAvoy because they always looks so happy with each other.
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Photoset reblogged from Tea with Charles Xavier
Thank you very much, it’s much harder than it looks actually.
And everyone goes on about Charles dressing like an old man why?
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Photoset reblogged from Claudia Gray's Photo Blog
I’ve never actually seen James McAvoy as Leto II in “Children of Dune.”
… that really needs to change, doesn’t it?
Shirtless James McAvoy
I recommend watching SciFi’s Dune miniseries first. The story is still a little off, since there is a lot being condensed, but I think it’s more understandable that way.
(I really need to rewatch Children of Dune. Last time I saw it the name James McAvoy meant nothing to me. Because I was twelve. Or thirteen. Can’t remember when the miniseries came out.)
(My dad couldn’t believe I hadn’t already read DUNE when I was twelve and promptly loaned me the entire series. He was not the content-censoring parent.)
(Please note that the is almost simultaneous with when he realized I hadn’t read Anne Rice yet and clearly I needed to read those immediately since I loved vampires. That series was a bit of an education.)
(I don’t think I was too young, personally, to read either series at twelve. But I do not think they’re the usual series that parents give to their preteen children when they actually know what is in the books.)
Anyway, my point was, yes, you should watch Children of Dune. But you might want to watch the non-David Lynch Dune first.
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Photoset reblogged from Claudia Gray's Photo Blog
He’s lying there near death, using his only match to look at that cottage and imagine being with Cecilia there. TEARS.live without shame.
I’ve only seen this entire movie once because I cannot deal.
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Photo reblogged from Confessions of an Unfortunate Fan
It’s incredibly shallow of me, but every time I see this still, my thoughts are as follows: 1) HOT, 2) I totally believe that Erik left his fashion sense behind when he broke up with Charles. Lamentations, rending of garments, etc.
When I read about the costuming of Charles Xavier in the film (sixth picture in the gallery), I trufax punched the air and shouted, VINDICATED. To wit:
“He’s still stylish, but in a laidback and understated way,” says Sheldon, who sourced classic suiting materials from the shops on London’s Saville Row.
Yes, the cut/colours could be more flattering, but it’s all about lasting quality and comfort for exorbitant sums, not flash — Charles’s clothes speak to his class and academic background. James McAvoy has surprisingly (for his height, in relation to Michael Fassbender) broad chest and shoulders. His wardrobe for most of the movie, however, serves to de-emphasise that.
(Source: desirableprey)
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Photoset reblogged from Do I Dare Disturb the Universe?
Because an intelligent man is a damn sexy man!
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I’m just happy they’re doing an XM:FC sequel. I turned on the television last night just in time for the Beach Divorce. That scene still gets to me.
I’ll always be a DC girl, but in an odd way the X-Men are my favorites. It doesn’t help that the movies have fantastic casting.
