The Tale of the Three Brothers.(Source: stephhr, via softredclouds)
Frankly, Michael Fassbender is a chameleon. It’s hard to imagine cinema’s other finest modern movie star, Ryan Gosling, working just as well in historical pieces (like ‘A Dangerous Method’ or ‘300’) as he does in contemporary drama. Fassbender, on the other hand, has yet to find a genre or style he can’t adapt to. This is what makes him the greatest movie star working today; he has the charisma to carry anything from low budget experimentals to tentpole extravaganzas. He has the intelligence as a performer to deliver exactly what his role requires. The chameleonic quality sees him fit comfortably into any project, and the handsome features are there to draw in the punters.
I adore you, Ryan Gosling, but Brogan Morris hit it right on the head. As my good friend Penny once said to me, “There isn’t anything Michael Fassbender can’t do in front of a camera, is there?” Doesn’t appear to be.
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The first official image of James as Bruce Robertson in Filth.
Seriously, though. I cannot wait for this film to come out. Trainspotting was such a staple of my adolescence. I must have watched that film a billion times. This is going to be so insanely amazing. Can. Not. Wait.
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My brain is having a really hard time processing this information. This whole Butler-McAvoy thing is just not computing for some reason. It’s like my brain has shut down from all the Scottish awesomeness. A self-preservation thing.
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Fassy going full shark behind Monaco winner Mark Webber, who realizes his thunder is being stolen. Screen cap from @keisnothekey
Greatest screencapture of all time, tbh.
