sttngfashion:

Update: he also wears plaid pants and this AMAZING STAR SWEATER.

You can learn more about the sartorial choices of Jessica and Co. over at Exploring Jessica Fletcher’s Closet

Q in a star sweater on Murder, She Wrote is all I need out of life tonight.

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Vanity Fair (2004)

Vanity Fair (2004)

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All those bourgeois tourists come here for our therapeutic antler beds and preponderance of young brunette women with blue eyes; only the true cultural connoisseurs come for the indoor roller coaster.

All those bourgeois tourists come here for our therapeutic antler beds and preponderance of young brunette women with blue eyes; only the true cultural connoisseurs come for the indoor roller coaster.

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#Mr. Marcy clearly expressed an interest in Ms. Duckworth #Nessie didn’t care to be set up at all; she is a solitary creature
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the x files 5.12 bad blood

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hellotailor:

80% of the dialogue in this movie is a masterclass in how to break the first law of writing: “Show, Don’t Tell”. Before anyone does anything, they tell everyone what they’re about to do. And once they’ve done it, someone else explains what just happened. Sample scene:

“I’m very strong, and have no morals!” growled Zod. “I don’t care about anything except Krypton!”

“But I will stop you,” Superman replied. “Because I grew up on Earth. I’m going to defeat you!”

Superman punched Zod. Zod punched Superman. “Oh my god!” screamed a nameless extra. “They just punched each other! They are both aliens!” 

—  Man-Child of Steel, a lengthy, semi-coherent rant by HelloTailor. “MAN OF STEEL” IS A TRASH GARBAGE NIGHTMARE, GOODNIGHT.

For those interested in further Man of Steel stuff, HelloTailor elaborates on a bunch of things I agree with, including the comparison to Thor. And calls out the random inclusion of BSG actors, which I had almost forgotten about (what’s up, 5 seconds of Helo?)

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bakerstreetbabes:

the-garden-of-delights:

Kelly Reilly as Mary Morstan/Watson  in Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (2011).

That smirk, though.

bakerstreetbabes:

the-garden-of-delights:

Kelly Reilly as Mary Morstan/Watson  in Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (2011).

That smirk, though.

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creative-owlette replied to your post: runeybadger replied to your post:…

Is Henry Cavill enough reason to throw this one on my Netflix queue? (never been a huge Superman fan though I did love “Smallville” back in high school…)

If what you want is “Henry Cavill’s masterclass in nuanced acting,” this is not the film festival selection I’d recommend, but if what you are looking for is several hours of Henry Cavill’s almost literally superhuman physique draped in a succession of very soft-looking shirts and skintight genital-negating supersuits, you will totally get that.

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stepups:

favourite female characters: cj cregg, the west wing

“the theme of the egg hunt is ‘learning is delightful and delicious’ - as, by the way, am i”

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hot damn I don’t think I realized how amazing the post-credits sequence in Thor was the first time I watched it.

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