ONCE AGAIN JOINING THE THRONGS OF PEOPLE ASKING "TOM HARDY, HOW ARE YOU REAL?" IN AN UNENDING LITANY. THIS MAN TAKES HORRIFICALLY ANGLED PICTURES OF HIMSELF WITH FURRY ANIMALS. AND YET. AND YET.

The interview where he talks about drinking lots of tea. I take back my earlier comments on Tom Hardy, re: his ridiculousness. If he can sound this amazing fighting sleep deprivation, I love him wholeheartedly.

Costume geekery. THANKS, OKAY, THE KIDS' OUTFITS ARE DIFFERENT AT THE END, SO THERE.

It's all a dream theory tied in nicely to it's a film about film theory. Both strengthened by their relation to each other.

Yet more Inception as metaphor for film meta, and hey, I totally missed the meaning in Eames' name. Also, just noting, if someone was gonna ask my opinion on this interpretation stance, it would look more like this article than "in praise of inception."

Very interesting take on the Inception as a metaphor for film-making interpretation.

Dream and film are processed in our brains in remarkably similar ways.

In which Ariadne comes to talk to Arthur one night, but Eames answers the door instead. In a towel. Yup. >:DDD

The literary art of script writing.

Airbender’s editing is clunky, its pace glacial. It feels like watching someone’s homemade tai chi highlight reel, if tai chi could be somehow racist. The script appears to have been run through Google Translate and back a few hundred times. Here are some words that M. Night Shyamalan actually wrote down on a piece of paper for actual professional actors to say with their actual mouths: “This time we show the fire nation that we believe in our beliefs as much as they believe in theirs.” “Wake up, young man. I am Commander Zhao. I set this trap for you.” “It’s led by a princess, because her father died.” “Bring me ALL YOUR ELDERLY.” “Again, I offer my condolences on your nephew burning to death in that terrible accident.”

Shyamalan, I offer my condolences on your career burning to death in this terrible accident.

Interview with the people who did the title and credit sequences for Sherlock Holmes. Awesome!

MAN. MAN THEY DO PWN. HOLY CHRIST. Also, lol at the Merlin interlude, at the time it was deserved.

The full posters for TCM's Summer Under The Stars series. Maybe not as great as their teaser posters, but pretty great nonetheless.

Holy shit, this is cool looking. A really interesting and visually stunning chart of movies that feature time travel, highlighting the times traversed.

The headline doesn't lie, these are AWESOME. Though I think The Magnificent Seven is my fave, The Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde one is also amazing.

I'm a bad person. "TITANIC: Crazy old widow disregards lifelong memories of husband, children, and grandchildren in favor of that one time she fucked a bum."