#relatable
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#relatable
Okay I know we always go on about Marvel’s uncanny casting ability.
But if you thought they were the only ones, let me draw your attention to this man:
Viggo Mortensen, aka Aragorn son of Arathorn, aka Sexiest Ranger in Middle Earth
would hike, often for more than a day, to remote filming locations, in costume, for the sake of authenticity
was the best swordsman Bob Anderson (swordsmaster/instructor for LotR, Pirates of the Caribbean, etc) says he has ever trained
occasionally writes poetry (more book!canon than film!canon but um hello)
does all his own stunts
lived all over and speaks about 23940209384 languages
you know that scene at the end of Fellowship when he’s fighting the Uruk-hai? And one throws a dagger at him and he hits it away with his sword? Yeah, the guy who threw it was supposed to miss, but accidentally threw it directly at Viggo. Who just casually Aragorned and hit it away.
They actually cast Aragorn to play Aragorn
Can I just add a few things?
Would randomly give chocolates to the hobbits
According to John Rhys-Davis (aka Gimli), whenever you have a large cast, one or two actors will naturally become the leaders. Guess who ended up in that role.
Single-handedly convinced cast and crew to camp out to shoot a scene in the sunrise
Once hit a wild rabbit with his car by accident. Promptly stopped his car and went to see if the rabbit was dead, needed a vet or if the only merciful thing to do was to finish killing him. The rabbit was dead. Viggo realized he was hungry. So he took the rabbit, made a fire by the roadside and ate it.
According to cast and crew, sometimes you’d just see him disappear in the middle of the night and suddenly he’d come back with fish he’d caught
Had his sword with him at all times. Slept with once.
The best horse rider of the cast, hands down. Rides better than lots of pros, according to a horse trainer. Couldn’t bear to part with his horse at the end of the shooting, so he bough him. The next movie of his also involved horses, and he bought his horse in that one, too.
Knows how to survive in the wild. I’m not kidding.
Hand-stitched a few things in his costume for an authentic “I live away from civilization” Ranger feel. Also told the weapons department to make him a small bow because “Aragorn lives in the wild, he needs a hunting bow, or he’ll starve to death” - literally nobody else had thought about that. Also requested a small stone to sharpen his sword. Suggested that Aragorn would take Boromir’s arm guards after his death.
Speaking of hand-stitching, once he was touring Japan with a reporter for an article. Walked into a store, took a tshirt, bought it, cut off the print and hand-stitched it into the hat he was wearing. The reporter was going “?????????” the entire time.
Peter Jackson literally sometimes called him Aragorn by accident
Reblogging to add that Viggo wasn’t their first choice. They were already into filming when they realized whoever they had cast was not the right choice. How lucky did they get that Viggo was available on no notice?
The original actor they cast as Aragorn was Stuart Townsend, and a day before shooting began, they realized he was too young for the role.
When Peter Jackson called up Viggo Mortensen to ask, Viggo didn’t answer at first and said he’d call the next day to give his answer. When he asked his son Henry about it, Henry told him to take the job as Henry was a big fan of the series.
Henry went on to cameo as an orc in the Pelenor battle.
I didn’t think I could love this man anymore, but here I go
JUST FUCKING LISTEN.
THIS IS HALLOWEEN BUT NOT LIKE YOU KNOW IT
reblog so others can hear it!
-Vitamin String Quartet-
🎃💜This🎃🍁🍂🎃is🎃💜🎃amazing🍂🍁
Nosedive, Black Mirror (2016)
happy halloween 💀🎃
“I solemnly swear that I am up to no good.”
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004) dir. Alfonso Cuarón
horror films for people who don’t like horror films
i’ve been asked this a lot: what horror movies would you recommend to people who try to stay away from the genre in general, for whatever reason? some people don’t enjoy being scared, some people find horror too unrealistic and outlandish, and some people don’t enjoy the repetitive tropes that are admittedly often present in horror films.
that being said, when i do give people recommendations for horror movies to dip their toe into, they’re often the same ones, or very similar ones. so i’ve gathered them here today, in case my horror loving followers have any friends who ask them the same questions, but aren’t sure of how to answer.
Q: Why don’t you like horror?
A: “I don’t like jumpscares.”
Try:
The Silence of the Lambs
The Orphanage
Rosemary’s Baby
The Shining
A: “I can’t stand gore.”
Try:
The Babadook
The Others
Ringu
The Conjuring
A: “I don’t like horror’s cheesy tropes.”
Try:
It Follows
Pontypool
Teeth
A Tale of Two Sisters
A: “I don’t like the way horror treats women.”
Try:
American Mary
Girls Against Boys
You’re Next
All Cheerleaders Die
Excision
The Loved Ones
A: “Horror is too unrealistic.”
Try:
Hush
The Girl Next Door
Wolf Creek
Almost Mercy
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
A: “I’d rather watch something funny.”
Try:
Life After Beth
Jennifer’s Body
Zombieland
Shaun of the Dead
Re-Animator
To add onto this great list for funny horror films I suggested Tucker & Dale vs. Evil! Really good spoof/parody horror movie on netflix!
Greatest scene in television history
all the different kinds of drunk people in 51 seconds
Charles Dance: The most sassiest Phantom/Erik ever
The Phantom of The Opera (1990)
Truly, Dance!Phantom is a gift.
More like, “Dance!Phantom is a gif”
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…you’re lucky I’m a stubborn asshole because these took way longer to make than I’d like to admit.
holy fucking shit
did you just gif the whole fucking movies
Fucking genius
Bitch, EVEN THE CREDITS??
THIS DUDE JUST MADE GIFS OF ENTIRE MOVIES HOLLY SHIT
I JUST GOT MY ENTIRE LIFE! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
My childhood in one gifset 💜
You don’t really need someone to complete you. You only need someone to accept you completely.
Favourite Sybil Crawley Outfits.
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