Zoe: I don’t know. I think if he’d read a different book by a different writer at just the right time in his life he’d have been a different man. He’d have been happier as a priest than—
Alice: Than what?
Zoe: Than what he is.
(via beijingmargarita)
Idris Elba (by Leo Cackett)
I saw an old episode of The Inspector Lynley Mysteries a couple days ago. He had a small role as did James McAvoy … obviously before either one of them had blown up. It was funny to seem them both knowing what was waiting just around the corner …
Prometheus International Launch Trailer (von PrometheusMovieUK)
They had better mean June 1 for German theaters, too! ;-)
Sometimes in April (by PubTVs)
Stunning piece of filmmaking …
‘Prometheus’ TV Spot #2 (New Footage) [Uploaded for archival purposes]
when is summer gonna get here??
Luther has always been unashamedly cinematic. Its stories are already feature-length and – aside from the necessary cliffhangers written in to divide up episodes – have a beat pattern much more attuned to film than television. Take the first episode of the most recent series, for example. Its climax was a drawn-out sequence so unbelievably tense that it caused me to visibly age by about three decades. It was the stuff of first-rate horror movies, not down-at-heel BBC1 police dramas.
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Whoah … I feel a swoon coming on. Luther, the movie?? Okay, but I agree: not without Alice …
Second, a Luther film wouldn’t be a Luther film without Alice Morgan. As a character, Luther is never better than when he’s caught up in her psychotic web. He’s intrigued with her, he’s appalled by her and he’s possibly in love with her. She’s leagues more interesting than last year’s stage-school prostitute or that weird trash-talking Pam Ferris gangster – plus Ruth Wilson’s star is on a similar ascent – so she desperately needs a spot alongside Luther on the big screen.
Luther Loses It! (Bad Break-Up) (by jgotcha88)
Breaking up in person is overrated … particularly when the man you’re trying to break up with is still really in love with you and has just been released from a 7-month stay in a psych ward. Phil Collins sent a fax, right and his wife wasn’t even crazy … or maybe, who knows?
In any case, Mr. Elba: Golden Globe for real.
