June 2012
For the next hour I'll answer every single one of...
I doubt I’ll get any.
i can never take naps because i end up waking up like 9 hours later and it feels like a century has gone by and i get so confused about my existence
Watchbadassfilms:
mblostma:
Tom Hiddleston discusses his death scene in War Horse
Jesus fucking Christ…now that’s how you give direction.
Watchblackkolors:
torrilla:
The Hollow Crown - The Review Show [Source]
That woman who’s being interviewed is my hero. “I don’t want him to have a bowl hair cut, I want him looking good! I want him in delicious tight fitting leather jackets!” WIN
silverscreenwetdreams:
I’ve been asked about my sexuality.
The best answer I can give is this: I am a human being. My heart is open to other human beings. I fall in love with what’s in someone’s heart and mind…not what’s in between their legs.
harry potter: everything you will ever need in life
doctor who: a big ball of wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey... stuff
sherlock: don't watch this if you're stupid
avengers: in which everyone is better than you
lord of the rings: one does not simply find words epic enough
star wars: in which the number of bad feelings about things is equivalent to the number of amputated limbs
the hunger games: everything was great until the last book
game of thrones: in which everyone dies
supernatural: in which everyone dies multiple times
“I’ve got Tom Hiddleston playing Henry V. I don’t want a bowl haircut, I want him...”
– Thea Sharrock - director
(via benbirkett)
new favourite director right there.
(via mykingdomforahiddleston)
Watcheasternequinimity:
alittlebitofdisneymagic:
mermaidchan05:
princeofdoki:
Instant reblog.
stop what you’re doing and watch
Not reblogging this is a federal offense.
<3
I can understand if you don’t reblog this. It just means you are not a man.
this will make a man out of me
I’m never gonna catch my breath when I see this on my dash.
I love this movie so freaking much.
...
“People think being alone makes you lonely, but I don’t think that’s true. Being...”
– Kim Culbertson, The Liberation of Max McTrue (via forlovers)
