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loobeeinthesky:

I was kindly asked if I would put up my old Inception fan art here. Instead of spamming the hell out of people I put most of my faves into this one post, i’m surprised I drew so much as I’m quite lazy.

Need to start drawing again, haven’t done so in ages.

So many good things in one post. Stahp.

I am very happy now.

LOOBEE IS THE BEST *______*

4EVER A LOOBEE FANGURL. inception fandom 4ever.

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This week on Deaton’s Puppy Sanctuary for Troubled Teens, they decided to reenact the scene from Inception where Leonardo DiCaprio bursts out of a bathtub full of water. Except instead of using a PASIV device to access Isaac’s memories, they’re just gonna refrigerate him like a giant margarita until he goes into a “trancelike state”. On the bright side, Isaac is a pre-Raphaelite beauty, so he looks great while they’re doing it.

If you plopped me into a bucket of ice water, I’d probably turn purple and then throw up on your shoes. Isaac Lahey, however, has creamy skin, inch-long eyelashes, and generally looks like a cherub. Additionally, we’re now two-for-two on scenes where Isaac is in agonising pain for no good reason. Teen Wolf knows its audience, and Isaac Lahey turns most of us into serial killers, whispering “You’re beautiful when you cry” into one of his pale, shell-like ears. — Teen Wolf: Chaos Rising at HelloTailor.

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tomhardyvariations: Tom Hardy explains Eames: “[Christopher Nolan] wanted a little bit of John Hurt. A little bit of Bond-ness. A little bit of the Royal Shakespeare company. A bit of Farley Granger. He gave me a book to read about forgery about the fake masterpieces by the Dutch artist. He used to forge. Colin Firth played him… He gave me images and ideas to collect to put into this character. He liked what I did in “RocknRolla” and wanted to keep it as close to me as possible in many ways. And he didn’t want to try too hard. He wanted to really create something. … And there’s something very old school, MI-5 about this guy as well. He’s got the Graham Greene ‘Our Man in Havana’ type. Old and faded, slightly shabby, down and out diplomats. A bit unscrupulous and off-the-radar. He’s got the gambling and he’s into the dream stuff. Parts of him you find questionable, but you’ve also got the fighting and the scenes within the dreamscape, which shows a potential military background. He’s a very can-do person with weaponry as well. He a good blend of the British kind of espionage take on what a James Bond type would be. Educated. Also minimal effort, maximum force when it comes to the speedy delivery of violence and death. That’s something we pride ourselves on in the military in Britain. That was very clear. He’s an archetype.”   (full interview here)

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Tom Hardy explains Eames:

“[Christopher Nolan] wanted a little bit of John Hurt. A little bit of Bond-ness. A little bit of the Royal Shakespeare company. A bit of Farley Granger. He gave me a book to read about forgery about the fake masterpieces by the Dutch artist. He used to forge. Colin Firth played him… He gave me images and ideas to collect to put into this character. He liked what I did in “RocknRolla” and wanted to keep it as close to me as possible in many ways. And he didn’t want to try too hard. He wanted to really create something. …

And there’s something very old school, MI-5 about this guy as well. He’s got the Graham Greene ‘Our Man in Havana’ type. Old and faded, slightly shabby, down and out diplomats. A bit unscrupulous and off-the-radar. He’s got the gambling and he’s into the dream stuff. Parts of him you find questionable, but you’ve also got the fighting and the scenes within the dreamscape, which shows a potential military background. He’s a very can-do person with weaponry as well. He a good blend of the British kind of espionage take on what a James Bond type would be. Educated. Also minimal effort, maximum force when it comes to the speedy delivery of violence and death. That’s something we pride ourselves on in the military in Britain. That was very clear. He’s an archetype.”  

(full interview here)

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eleveninches: i don’t know why this is so hilarious. probably because this is a picture of Coob, ready and waiting to plan Arthur’s wedding for him, but Arthur has better things to do, like listen to Jay-Z with Eames while browsing Metafilter in his underwear.

eleveninches:

i don’t know why this is so hilarious.

probably because this is a picture of Coob, ready and waiting to plan Arthur’s wedding for him, but Arthur has better things to do, like listen to Jay-Z with Eames while browsing Metafilter in his underwear.

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homeostatic-cherry: owlmylove: billywilder: arthanjanharuhar: riseofthecommonwoodpile: Did you know? The entire hallway scene in Inception was unscripted. The hallway randomly began spinning around and the actors just went with it. THAT is one of the many reasons it’s a masterpiece. Did you know that the actors didn’t even realise they were on set? They thought they were just checking into a hotel and then shit started spinning all over the place. Crazy stuff. THAT is another reason why Inception is a masterpiece and Christopehr Noalan is the greatest directer of all time Did you know? None of the actors even knew they were being filmed. The entire movie was unscripted, and the stagehands kept drugging the actors and moving them from set to set, trapping them inside and filming their reactions. Crazy stuff. Did you know the actors didn’t even know they were actors? The crewmen just followed them everywhere and told them they were newsreaders. Crazy stuff.

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riseofthecommonwoodpile:

Did you know? The entire hallway scene in Inception was unscripted. The hallway randomly began spinning around and the actors just went with it.

THAT is one of the many reasons it’s a masterpiece.

Did you know that the actors didn’t even realise they were on set? They thought they were just checking into a hotel and then shit started spinning all over the place. Crazy stuff. THAT is another reason why Inception is a masterpiece and Christopehr Noalan is the greatest directer of all time

Did you know? None of the actors even knew they were being filmed. The entire movie was unscripted, and the stagehands kept drugging the actors and moving them from set to set, trapping them inside and filming their reactions. Crazy stuff.

Did you know the actors didn’t even know they were actors? The crewmen just followed them everywhere and told them they were newsreaders. Crazy stuff.

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chanceofaghost: durntt: persuasion on We Heart It - http://weheartit.com/entry/7388400/via/durnt part of me is like WOW THIS IS SUCH GREAT ARTHUR/EAMES FANART the other part is like, wow, could your right-brain bias be any more obvious AND YET THE LEFT IS SO PRETTY AND MAZE/INCEPTION-LIKE so i wind up back at WOW THIS IS SUCH GREAT ARTHUR/EAMES FANART i’m never not obsessed with arthur and eames as the left and right brains, even tho i know that left/right brain is a kinda garbage theory to begin with.

chanceofaghost:

durntt:

persuasion on We Heart It - http://weheartit.com/entry/7388400/via/durnt

part of me is like WOW THIS IS SUCH GREAT ARTHUR/EAMES FANART

the other part is like, wow, could your right-brain bias be any more obvious

AND YET THE LEFT IS SO PRETTY AND MAZE/INCEPTION-LIKE

so i wind up back at WOW THIS IS SUCH GREAT ARTHUR/EAMES FANART

i’m never not obsessed with arthur and eames as the left and right brains, even tho i know that left/right brain is a kinda garbage theory to begin with.

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