Les Misérables
This is no ordinary screencap. This is the very last screencap that you will see of Javert being happy. Of him being blissfully naive. Of him being hopeful because he’s going to have a new job in a new city and is meeting the mayor and everything is good. The very last screencap.
This was right when Valjean denies knowing him, causing him to become confused. And that confused expression basically stays with him for the rest of the movie, mixed with anger, brokenness, denial, a small amount of pity, hurt, envy, cynicism, and pain.
This is the last moment before all of that begins.
Literally the very next screencap is:
And so it begins …
So savor this screencap. Relish the fact that there was a brief moment when Javert was happy.
Victorian Headless Portraits
The Victorian era has many photographs, most of which show the subject sitting or standing with a stern expression. Since photography was still in its infancy, photographers were experimenting with novel ways to create photos that differed from the norm. Animals acting human was one popular concept, and then came the headless portrait. Funny and entertaining, a new genre of photography was born.
I watched The Hobbit yesterday! And I managed to fall in love with a dwarf, oh my gosh. :’D
Who ever made this, well done. Well fucking done, this is awesome.
(Source: bartonsnethers)
An Unexpected Journey Meme - [1/6] Families - Balin and Dwalin, Fundinssons
By my beard… you’re shorter and wider than last we met.
Wider, not shorter. Sharp enough for both of us.
The best visual representation of “No Homo!” in cinematic history.
(Source: clarabows)
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