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Alex Jennings with Tim McMullan, Simon Wilson, Pip Carter and Amy Day in Present Laughter, National Theater 2007

@missanthropicprinciple: did you know tiny tim was in play with alex???

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LGBTQ Movie of the Day:

Christopher and His Kind

Description:

The Berlin cabaret scene is in full swing when a young and wide-eyed Christopher Isherwood arrived in the city to stay with his close friend and occasional lover, the poet WH Auden. To Isherwood’s reserved English sensibility, the city’s thriving gay subculture is thrilling. However Christopher soon finds himself heartbroken after the failure of a hopeless love affair, and so sets out on a process of self-discovery.

Title: Christopher and His Kind

Genre: Romance, Drama

Age Rating: 15

Release Date: 2011

Relationships: MLM (Sub-plot)

Representation: Gay

Running Time: 1h 30m

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

Language: English, German

Box Office: Unknown

Warnings: Nudity, sex, violence, profanity, homophobia, antisemitism, alcohol consumption, smoking, frightening & intense scenes

Starring: Matt Smith, Imogen Poots, Lindsay Duncan, Perry Millward, Toby Jones, Pip Carter, Alexander Dreymon, Faolan Morgan

Submitted by @dandandanny

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ANGELICA FANSHAWE AND JUDGE JEFFREYS, in "New Worlds 1x02" - requested by @unbeleveable

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URL: http://atagong.com/iggy/archives/2010/04/we-are-all-made-of-stars.html

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[ruleof3bobby]

1917 (2019) Grade: B- 

It's a good action/adventure film. Some parts could be a little slow in the middle. Worth checking out. 

[hobbitonreviews]

Before I start this review, I just want to say that if any of my reviews have offended you, I am sorry. I started this blog as a fun way to get out my feelings about the movies I watch. If you don’t agree with my opinions, you don’t have to read the review. Again, I’m sorry if I offended anyone, but I will not apologize for my opinions. However, I will start writing why I give the rating I give next to the rating so as to avoid any confusion. That being said, here we go!

📽1917 (2019)

I loved this movie! I love it when a movie puts you on the edge of your seat, and this movie did that. I had anxiety the whole time! George MacKay did a great job of portraying the stress and emotional toil his character was under. I also loved how it was filmed as one shot. That was completely unprecedented and it only added to the edge-of-your-seat feeling of the whole movie. And at the end, when Schofield is able to just sit and rest after his long harrowing journey, I felt that. He deserved that rest.

Sex/nudity: 1/10 (one mention of “wanking”)

Language: 8/10 (11 f-words and several other milder curse words)

Violence: 8/10 (this is a war movie, so there’s quite a bit)

Overall rating: 10/10 (I know some people have been confused about this in the past, so I want to explain that this rating is merely my own rating, how much I liked the movie personally.)