FLUTE GHOST DISREGARDS YOUR HUMAN SCREAMS
Whatever you do, don’t blink.

if i look back, i am lost
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FLUTE GHOST DISREGARDS YOUR HUMAN SCREAMS
Whatever you do, don’t blink.
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Me too whiskey, me too.
amazing
Not real, but it still cracked me up.
Dog: I AM SORRY BABY HUMAN! DO NOT CRY ANYMORE! i SHALL BRING YOU MORE TOYS
The cutest thing ever.
is no one gonna mention how it gives the kid a playstation controller?
like ‘here small human, this makes the big humans happy. i am sorry please stop crying’
dogs are so pure like ???????
FUCK
Probably shouldn’t have laughed... but I did. :D
10 Things You May Not Know About ‘Blink’
The first episode in BBC AMERICA’s The Doctor’s Finest selection of Doctor Who episodes airs this Saturday, August 15: the classic 2007 episode “Blink.” Starring David Tennant as the Tenth Doctor and Carey Mulligan as Sally Sparrow, this unusual episode is one of the most popular and critically-acclaimed Doctor Who stories ever made. In advance of the episode showing, here are 10 facts we’ve dug up about it that you may not have heard before:
1. The episode was the third story of the revived Doctor Who to be based on something previously written for spin-off material. After season 1’s “Dalek” had been adapted somewhat loosely from the Big Finish play Jubilee, and “Human Nature” a rather more faithful take on the Seventh Doctor novel of the same name, “Blink” was adapted by Steven Moffat from a short story he’d written for the 2006 Doctor Who Annual book, titled “What I Did On My Summer Holidays, By Sally Sparrow.”
2. Moffat was originally tapped by Russell T. Davies to write the “Daleks in Manhattan” two-parter for season 3, but work commitments elsewhere left him unable to work on that story. As he later explained to Doctor Who Magazine, he then volunteered instead to write that year’s “Doctor-lite” episode to compensate. These stories, shot simultaneously alongside another episode with a secondary crew, barely featured the Doctor and his companion, and were designed to allow for production of 14 episodes per year rather than the original 13.
3. Moffat had actually intended that the Weeping Angels would be the monster in his season 4 story, “Silence in the Library,” but after deciding to adapt the “Sally Sparrow” story, which had no villain in its original form, he decided to repurpose the idea. The Angels were based partly on the childhood game “Statues” and partly on a visit to a graveyard during a family holiday.
To read the rest of the list, check out the Anglophenia article over here.
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What we actually want in a movie:
Female lead: *shoots 7 people dead in the forehead from ~150 ft away*
Male lead: where did you learn to do that?
Female lead: Four older brothers, you learn a few things :)
Male lead: They taught you to shoot?
Female lead: What? No, they were jackasses, so I used them as target practice.
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#what do you mean you don’t know how to punch? you’re jacked dude! #hey making dough isn’t easy! these are the result of grating carrots for carrot cake! (via captainofalltheships)
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Reblog this if you pronounce “.gif” as “GIF.”
NOT JIF,
GIF.
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WE SHALL SEE WHICH ONE PREVAILS.
IT IS A HARD G GOD DAMMIT
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whenever any of the sense8 characters get themselves into some shit
As soon as the camera rolls on the first take they have to solidify what they’re doing for the whole scene. Technically, it is one of the most intense and difficult acting jobs I’ve ever witnessed, on just a technical level. That doesn’t even include the stellar acting that Tatiana has to pull out in the scenes — and that she does, successfully, every time — because the scenes can’t be longer or shorter when you run them. They have to run at the same pace for editing and for placement of the multiple Tats. She has to move her hand at the right moment to grab an object, it has to be at the right height, it can’t be an inch too low, and it has to be the same every single time. And this could be like two minutes into the scene, so she has to pace the scene perfectly so that at that two minute mark her hand is gonna be right here to grab the bottle or do whatever interaction we love to do in those scenes. So it is incredibly difficult, it is timed to the second, all the body movement has to be exactly right. She does the scene with her body double, then we take everybody else out — we have earpieces — she gets the lines from that earlier scene and she has to act with a tennis ball on a stick for eyeline. Because the techno-dolly is capturing all of this in the exact same way every time, we have these plate shots and she can watch on the live monitors the old shot of her and then, as she does the switch-over, we’ll see the new shot with her new body and she’ll run around the camera, take a look at the last take and be like, “Oh, my hand is too high and it comes too early. Ok, I need to remember when I get to that moment to have it lower and blah blah…” runs back, action, NAILS IT. She has to get every single moment. It’s absolutely insane. I don’t know how she does it.
Kristian Bruun, offering the best description I’ve heard of the multi-clone filming process (via sestra-marie)