RocknRolla's next on my list after Minotaur. =D Dude, I'm wondering where I saw it spelled "L4yercake" because that just doesn't look right, now that I look at it again. O_o Weird. I watched it last night and I agree that there wasn't enough Tom (although, he looked amazing in the parts he was in) but it's such a good movie. I've actually never seen any of the new Bond films (I'm a diehard Connery fan) so it was the first thing I'd seen Daniel Craig in and oh my god. His face is slightly odd but the man can werk any outfit and those eyes are otherworldly in their blueness. O_O
Before Layercake was Stuart: A Life Backwards and that movie will just break you into tiny pieces and make you simultaneously want a hug and want to kill some people in the film (and IRL, since it's a true story). Benedict Cumberbatch and Tom Hardy are just phenomenal in that movie. Tom's nearly unintelligible at some points because of the accent he adopts and the way the drugs and stuff would've affected the guy's voice but it's still just chilling.
I don't know why I shipped Harry/Snape so hard but they were seriously my OTP for a few years. Like, I got so bored with all of the H/D "Oh, Harry, you've changed me and I will defy my father and now we are in love. ♥_♥" stories that were pretty much the only thing around at point. So I decided to read the hell out of some legit redemption arcs and really amazing Snarry darkfic. I did indulge in random fluff sometimes, though.
Dude, I don't even want people to see my old Harry Potter fanfic. It's so bad. When I was, like, 15/16 or so, I started writing a time travel AU thing where Harry at age 27 or something manages to transport his brain back in time to his 16 year old body because he needs to save Snape or Voldemort can't be defeated (actually, he only needs to save a potion ingredient from being destroyed at the time of Snape's death but w/e). He and Snape fall in love and stuff and Harry's all damaged and messed up. It ended up being a couple hundred pages, was never finished because it was so bad. Cool concept but horrible execution. I did the "Harry is basically all-fucking-powerful and can do anything" trope. v_v
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Before Layercake was Stuart: A Life Backwards and that movie will just break you into tiny pieces and make you simultaneously want a hug and want to kill some people in the film (and IRL, since it's a true story). Benedict Cumberbatch and Tom Hardy are just phenomenal in that movie. Tom's nearly unintelligible at some points because of the accent he adopts and the way the drugs and stuff would've affected the guy's voice but it's still just chilling.
I don't know why I shipped Harry/Snape so hard but they were seriously my OTP for a few years. Like, I got so bored with all of the H/D "Oh, Harry, you've changed me and I will defy my father and now we are in love. ♥_♥" stories that were pretty much the only thing around at point. So I decided to read the hell out of some legit redemption arcs and really amazing Snarry darkfic. I did indulge in random fluff sometimes, though.
Dude, I don't even want people to see my old Harry Potter fanfic. It's so bad. When I was, like, 15/16 or so, I started writing a time travel AU thing where Harry at age 27 or something manages to transport his brain back in time to his 16 year old body because he needs to save Snape or Voldemort can't be defeated (actually, he only needs to save a potion ingredient from being destroyed at the time of Snape's death but w/e). He and Snape fall in love and stuff and Harry's all damaged and messed up. It ended up being a couple hundred pages, was never finished because it was so bad. Cool concept but horrible execution. I did the "Harry is basically all-fucking-powerful and can do anything" trope. v_v
I'M SORRY. I'M REALLY VERBOSE AT 5 AM.