#mrbilbobaggins

[zoewashburne]

mrbilbobaggins replied to your post: what are your favourite blogs?

oh. I see.

well i did say most of the time

OKAY FINE

YOU'RE MY FAVOURITE BLOG

THERE

anyone else starts complaining i'm throwing punches

[zoewashburne]

mrbilbobaggins replied to your post: mrbilbobaggins replied to your post: Um excuse me...

i think the anon was joking or something because if they were serious wouldn’t they already have his name blacklisted

yeah that's what i thought

especially if you follow me i mean my icon is this dude idek

[zoewashburne]

mrbilbobaggins replied to your post: Um excuse me can you please put a trigger warning...

mmmm trigger warnings are serious though.

yeah that's the reason i didn't go through with it

[timesseven-blog]

mrbilbobaggins said: i’m excited

Me too. I'm going to probably marathon a few because I want to keep up with my 365 Films thing and that'll ensure that I'll be a few steps ahead

[timesseven-blog]

mrbilbobaggins said: :) there’s a BUNCH of his movies on youtube :)))))))))

I'm going to watch them! I don't know why I've waited this long to watch The General, but I'll probably watch that sometime in the next few days.

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Eva Green

I'm surprised at how much I actually like her, just because sometimes there's a certain type of actor or actress that just comes off as unlikable to me, but she's actually really great. Mila Kunis has the same effect in that they both always surprise me with how much I like them as actresses.

She's the best Bond Girl imo because she was actually a person and wasn't the a or b girl they always put in Bond films where they either a) just sex him up or b) act like a dick to him to seem "enticing" and then sex him up. She actually gave the character depth and it was the first time I ever believed James Bond could fall in love.

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buster keaton

idk how you feel about him but I ENJOY HIM.

I haven't seen nearly as much of his stuff as I'd like, but from what I have seen, he's easily one of the most (if not the most) talented physical actor I've ever seen. He has brilliant control over his movements to the point where the comedy becomes timelessly great. And that's something most comedic performers (stand-ups, actors, writers, etc.) have trouble with because comedy is one of those things that's hard to translate to another generation unless it's absolutely universally good. Most people now wouldn't even be able to enjoy something as recent as The State or SCTV because they've seen it translated to their time period and so it's hard to connect to an older version.

He's incredibly clever, a great filmmaker, and just really funny. Also some of his stunts have stressed me out like crazy.