"I came to the conclusion that Lord of the Rings was, most probably, the best book that ever could be written, which put me in something of a quandary. I wanted to be a writer when I grew up. (That’s not true: I wanted to be a writer then.) And I wanted to write The Lord of the Rings. The problem was that it had already been written."
— Neil Gaiman (x)
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I think that it would be great in the media if we saw a wider range of women - of all ages, of all shapes and sizes. I don’t necessarily think that all women should be all bigger or all smaller or all anything, I think variety is very beautiful. Luckily, or not luckily, I’ve never had to try and lose weight, umm - I would love to have tits! I’m never going to get them! I would love to have Monica Bellucci’s figure, I’m never going to get it. So I am just going to have to make the best of what I’ve got.
(Source: fuckyeahkeira)
Helena and Colin BBC Interview
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EMERSON: You wanted children. Go babysit.
LUCY: You know, Emerson, they’re not so bad.
#only characters i can bring myself to give a flying fuck about tbh
(Source: thedoctorisamonkeyslut)
What Sebastian cannot get over is the way that none of his njormal routines exist anymore.
When he wakes up, he doesn’t have to wiggle out from under Jim’s arm or leg or slip a pair of handcuffs.
When he makes breakfast, he doesn’t have to make green tea and find Jim’s…
(Source: fozboz)
Cinematography
BBC Sherlock has got one feature that I liked in particular: stunning, absolutely breath-taking cinematography. The photography, the transitions, the angles, the choice of shots - there was thought invested into every single second of this series.
I picked those I liked the most, out of countless gorgeous moments. That, the music, the acting - all of these make the cinematography that turns BBC Sherlock into a perfect piece of work.
(Source: lifearena)
