It's So Brilliant! That Have To Do This!

It was also my first reaction!

I wanted to scream: ONE MORE TIME! I will go to cinema again. It was SOOO GOOOD

“King Arthur: Legend of the Sword” was amazing!

Alright, so my boyfriend’s first review of the movie was that it was “a movie for people with ADHD, made by people with ADHD”, because he thought the pacing and action was crazy fast, and he could barely follow what was happening at times.  Lol!

And, while he is right that the pacing and action was pretty intense, this is one of the things I just loved about this movie!  The regular jumping back and forth between narration and cut-scenes with the fast paced music (and often great visuals).  Then again, I do have ADHD, so maybe he was onto something there.  Lol!

To me, it’s a movie that falls more or less into the “Tron: Legacy” category.  i.e. a feast for the senses that doesn’t need to have a solid plot or even remotely make sense to be enjoyed.  And the 3D on that one is superb! 

My immediate reaction when it ended was pretty much to go: “OMFG! This was so much fun and awesome!  Can we watch it again?  Like now.  Now would be good.  I need that soundtrack.” (While my boyfriend’s was something a little closer to “I need a moment to catch my breath and to process this.  What just happened?”  Lol!)

Also, I can’t help but be amused by the fact that Arthur (Charlie Hunnam) was raised in a brothel, and I think someone (Bedivere, possibly) mentions at some point in front of Goosefat Bill (Aidan Gillen) how much he’s blossomed (or filled out…  Can’t remember what term was used exactly) since the last time he saw him.

Now, most of you probably know Aidan Gillen as “Littlefinger” (a.k.a. Petyr Baelish) on “Game of Thrones”.

But Gillen also played Stuart Jones on UK’s “Queer As Folk”.  Where a then 18-year-old Charlie Hunnam played Stuart’s 15-year-old lover, Nathan Maloney. So, seeing Bill basically assessing Arthur / checking him out in that scene, where he and Bedivere are wondering what he can do with that sword, and having one of them comment on the fact that Arthur’s more or less all grown up now…

Let’s say it was a little difficult to refrain from smiling.

I’m guessing old “Queer As Folk” fans are probably going to be having a field day with this movie, and “Arthur/Bill” shippers will be glad to know there’s plenty of steamy material for them out there.

Should you ever wonder what would have happened if a younger Bill had ever come to that brothel when Arthur was 18, and shared an intimate moment with him?  Wonder no more!  YouTube has the answers you seek.

More seriously though, Hunnam and Gillen both gave very solid performances in their respective roles, and Gillen even managed to make me completely forget about Littlefinger, which is quite a feat!

I could not resist :P

He’s such a lovely human although he's a vampire :)

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Me too! I love your works <3

You know I love you and every word you write, but in case I haven’t said it lately, thank you for everything you do ❤️

Thank YOU for sending this. I need all the pick me ups I can get this week. This helps very much.

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OMG, it's so true!!

PhD students over the summer “holidays”

I need a movie with Jason Isaacs and Mads Mikkelsen, pretty pretty please

haha..  he just can't hide from us :P

Probably I watch too much ,,Stitchers”

 ok, I’m pretty sure that in Beauty and the Beast S3E10 I just saw Kyle Harris!!!

…  am I right or is it just my imagination?

I really can't understand why people hate so much new King Arthur Movie?

Ok, it's fast... maybe even a little to fast, and I would like to hear more dialogues but even without them characters are still pretty complex. Music play a major part in this movie and it's simple amazing. Special effects and pictures are beautiful, and the are a perfect much to a story. I was really afraid of this movie because I am a huge fan of story of King Arthur but I am not disappointed. Jude Law was perfect for a role. Charlie Hunnam? I know that a lot of people are disappointed and didn't like his performance and his version of Arthur. But I don't agree. He does not play a king, yet! Arthur in this movie don't accept his legacy, for him it's just a revenge. If they create sequel I believe that we will see him in glory. But remember who he was. He can't be like his uncle, he was raise in brothel for a fucks sake! He will be always less royal.

But still I love this movie... but it could and even should be a little longer and have a few scene of normal length.

And like someone said before: 

She was strong not only because of her power.

A lot of people see her as a little silly girl, while she is a strong female character!!

Sarah Michelle Gellar deserved an Emmy for “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” and the fact that she was snubbed is something I’ll never be ok with. Buffy, not only as a character but also as a show, was and still is to this day such a huge pop culture influence. The show gave TV the first lesbian kiss (the fact that it didn’t happen until the year 2000… yikes) and paved the way for better representation… No one else could’ve done Buffy justice the way Sarah did. She was the heart of this show and really demonstrated that women are multifaceted, and that if you’re “strong” you’re not just the “strong” girl, you have weaknesses and are capable of being vulnerable and that it’s ok to be both. And it’s also ok to be fed up with men and call them out for their abusive patterns and blatant misogyny. And it’s ok to slay vampires in heels and look super hot while doing it. She really was THAT bitch. The fact that her performance was written off by the television academy because they only saw it as a “teen vampire soap opera” is really messed up and unforgivable. 

We miss you Alan 

4 years ago, we raised our wands and said goodbye to a legend...

Rest in peace Alan Rickman.

(February 21, 1946 - January 14, 2016)

I did the same thing! Why they didn't show it?!

Thor : I would hug you if you were here *throws object at Loki*

Loki : *catches the object* I’m here

Me : *high pitched screaming that only dogs would hear*