When in doubt, there's always delusion

Mads Mikkelsen

Mads Mikkelsen has a different take on Hannibal Lecter than the rest of us. Whereas we see a sociopath who, you know, eats people, he just sees a sophisticated dude living his best life. “He’s actually one of the more positive characters I’ve ever played,” says Mikkelsen, the latest actor to portray the iconic killer, this time for NBC’s lush, surprisingly well-done drama series Hannibal. “He’s not haunted by anything. He loves everything that’s beautiful about life—food, wine, fine art.” It’s not that Mikkelsen likes Lecter—he just thinks it’s his actorly duty “to find the good in a bad guy.” (x)

Hello, gorgeous.

Blade Runner 2049 (2017) dir. Denis Villeneuve opened in the USA, Canada, Spain, Finland, Iceland, and 12 other territories on October 6, 2017

One day the AIs are going to look back on us the same way we look at fossil skeletons on the plains of Africa. An upright ape living in dust with crude language and tools, all set for extinction. Ex Machina (2015) dir. Alex Garland

We have nothing whatsoever in common. I don’t even like you. You DO.

He possessed, possibly in greater abundance than any other name star of his time, irresistible charm…Even the most ascetic cynicist will admit that it’s impossible to forget how he looked and talked at the height of his popularity. –Kenneth Tynan

Christoph Waltz by Brian Bowen Smith for GQ Germany

I look at today’s male movie stars, and they’re uber-handsome, but even in the way they carry themselves, they’re trying to look younger, or feel younger, or they’re in an arrested-development state, so even when they grow up, they don’t grow up as men.

oh my god

Please don’t thank me, I just nicked them.  I won’t survive this photos for a couple of days.  ♥♥♥♥♥♥

BAFTA Guru’s 60 Seconds With David Tennant

Captain Rom!

Yum. 

2013, by Jimmy King