Giles ,'Never Leave Me'
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This still?
Mmm. Yep.
Also? I like the one where he's got a shirt that's a little open at the top, and he's looking a touch grim...
He is not at all an ugly Bruce Wayne. No sir.
Oh no, not at all.
How old is he? (Bale, that is.)
Isn't he about my age, give or take a year?
Take a look at this still, Steph.
He's got a weird Tom-Cruise-without-the-smarm look going on.
Sadly, I don't think he'll ever look like this or this again, as all the weight yo-yoing for various roles has aged him well beyond his All the Little Animals appearance.
Sadly, I don't think he'll ever look like this again
I don't think that's a sad thing.
His looks have improved with age.
Though I'm feeling a weird urge for Newsies.
Is this one of those times I find out I have no idea what 30 looks like?
I think facially he was at his best in '98 (the beatific expression frequently worn by his mentally disabled character probably didn't hurt), but the many, many pounds of muscle added for American Psycho, Reign of Fire, and Equilibrium are much appreciated.
He looks disturbingly like Dylan McDermott there.
Why I love the Buffistas: last time I was watching Back to the Future II, and tried to explain to the guy I was watching with why Biff got back to the wrong 2015, he looked at me as if I were insane and said, "It's just a movie. You're not supposed to think about it."
So I finally saw Jaws.
Dude. That was PG ? That was fucking brutal.
I said I'd never seen it, but I think I'd seen parts near the end, but none of the first hour-and-a-half or so. Which are some of the best parts. Cause you don't see the shark for most of it, and Spielberg does a great job of both not telegraphing the scares and then not making a big deal out of them, which only makes it even more effective. I'm sleep-deprived, so towards the latter half of the Orca section, I had a hard time paying attention (it was a constant repetition of see-shark/attach-barrel-to-shark/let-shark-get-away/wait). But it's a pretty great movie, and I don't see how anything'll ever come close to dethroning its status as The Definitive Shark Movie.
And yeah, the head-in-the-boat made me jump. Fucking hell.
