dimension 2.69

Permalink
[Flash 10 is required to watch video]

heatherteadrip:

misspixnmix:

briannacherrygarcia:

opallynn:

polyesterspectre:

dr-wtfox:

thelefthandedwifeisundercover:

teenagedreamsandlovelythings:

rapunzelda:

marielikestodraw:

thenizu:

willowmansdaughter:

alexmerry:

Ian McKellen should be the voice of everything ever.

Probably the single most badass thing about this is that he doesn’t crack himself the fuck up. Not so much as a single traitorous, unbidden upturn in the corner of his mouth.

 You, Sir, you’re marvellous.

This is Ian McKellen, acting hero. Never fail.

omg

He is so awesome. The control he has over his voice is fab.

He opens with the Shakespeare lean and you just know shit’s about to get real.

LOOSEN THE LUGNUTS!

Warning: listening to this is guaranteed to result in one or more eargasms.

WE ARE NOT WORTHY GOOD SIR KNIGHT!

I think I just had chills of COMPLETE and UTTER AWESOMENESS.

If you needed something to giggle at tonight…

Oh my god how does he do it.

(Source: unlit-vogue)

Permalink
gingerhaze: willowmansdaughter: “Personally invited onto the set barely a month into production, Empire delightedly watched a film — two films — already in full swing. Thirteen cantankerous dwarves, one barely tolerant wizard, and a befuddled hobbit are seen arriving at the gates of Rivendell and sneered at by local elves. Jackson assures us he is once again reaching for the mighty spectacle of Lord Of The Rings, but also bringing a certain ‘Hobbity-ness’ all its own. ‘The tone is actually the part of it I’m enjoying the most,” he laughs, casting a fond eye upon his rabble of exotic dwarves, clattering about set like they own the place. ‘They have a healthy disregard for the icons of Middle-earth.’”      ~ Empire magazine, August 2011 issue This hits the stands over yonder on June 30th but it’s usually about a month (if not two) later over here so, yeah, that’ll be me rabbiting off to Chapters once a week to scout the magazine racks until this shows up and I embarrass myself in public. BILBO CAN I JUST SQUEEZE YOU

gingerhaze:

willowmansdaughter:

“Personally invited onto the set barely a month into production, Empire delightedly watched a film — two films — already in full swing. Thirteen cantankerous dwarves, one barely tolerant wizard, and a befuddled hobbit are seen arriving at the gates of Rivendell and sneered at by local elves. Jackson assures us he is once again reaching for the mighty spectacle of Lord Of The Rings, but also bringing a certain ‘Hobbity-ness’ all its own. ‘The tone is actually the part of it I’m enjoying the most,” he laughs, casting a fond eye upon his rabble of exotic dwarves, clattering about set like they own the place. ‘They have a healthy disregard for the icons of Middle-earth.’”

     ~ Empire magazine, August 2011 issue

This hits the stands over yonder on June 30th but it’s usually about a month (if not two) later over here so, yeah, that’ll be me rabbiting off to Chapters once a week to scout the magazine racks until this shows up and I embarrass myself in public.

BILBO CAN I JUST SQUEEZE YOU

Permalink
theworldismyoster: chairmanwow: franksfitz: he’s bending a gate with one hand, and being fabulous with the other #he’s telling unfair legislation that it shall not pass EVERYTHING THAT HAS BEEN SAID. I would vote for Ian McKellen to be president of everything. I’d like Sir Ian to be my grandfather. 

theworldismyoster:

chairmanwow:

franksfitz:

he’s bending a gate with one hand, and being fabulous with the other

#he’s telling unfair legislation that it shall not pass

EVERYTHING THAT HAS BEEN SAID.

I would vote for Ian McKellen to be president of everything.

I’d like Sir Ian to be my grandfather. 

(Source: winghugs, via theworldismyoysterrr)