#astin martin

[massiveluxuryoverdose]

J.Laverack Aston Martin .1R 

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Aston Martin’s “Crown Jewel” Triplex Penthouse, 

300 Biscayne Blvd Way, Miami, Florida

[maiosx]

[vehicle-transport-group]

Choosing between Open and Enclosed Car Transport

[spinningalbinoturtle]

Obsessed with the fact that Sir Ian McKellen showed both Sean Astin and Martin Freeman explicit fanfiction and fanart respectively of their characters while filming lord of the rings and the hobbit. Absolute king shit. Love that he just did that.

[richardarmitagefanpage]

“Hobbits really are amazing creatures, as I have said before. You can learn all that there is to know about their ways in a month, and yet after a hundred years they can still surprise you at a pinch.”

Happy Hobbit Day!!!

[thefirsthogokage]

Can we please remember that Taika Waititi is a zionist and not spread his face on Tumblr?

I don't care what that man has done in queer television, he's a zionist who's also racist towards afro-indigenous folks. And none of us are free until all of us are free.

If you are giving up The Last of Us and Stranger Things for their zionist creator and/or cast, then you should stop supporting and his work too. If you're boycotting Scream because of them firing Melissa Barrera for her support of Palestine, boycott OFMD.

Skyler Astin is also a raging lying zionist, so don't forget to boycott So Help Me Todd as well. And forget about the new Buffy audio things, Charisma Carpenter is just as disgusting as Tyler Astin.

While your at it, Only Murders in the Building needs to go to for Martin Short and Selena Gomez supporting the letter that's pro-israel's genocide of Palestinians.

If you're boycotting products for Palestine, boycott actors and works too.

*Edit: I was apparently misled elsewhere into thinking Rick Riordan was pro-genocide, and apparently that isn't true.

[thranduilofsmirkwood]

[pot4ytoz]

THE HOBBIT AND LOTR CAST BECAUSE I AM VERY ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT THEM!!

[elijones94]

✊🏾 “God doesn’t let anybody down. Just people do.” ~ Jurnee Smollett as Sheyann Webb (Selma, Lord, Selma)

[dilemmaontwolegs]

Running from the Flames {26}

Pairing: Pierre Gasly x OFC Warnings: 18+ only, fluff - this is a work of fiction and the events are not based on reality. F1 Masterlist || Previous Chapter - Next Chapter

The last two hours were almost more nerve wracking than all of Pierre’s races combined and my knee bounced in the uncomfortable chair. The sterile surgical waiting room set me on edge, the smell of disinfectant reminding me of my own time spent on the ward. My cuticles hated me as I picked at them and I turned my phone upside down so I didn’t see it constantly lighting up with the text messages coming in asking for an update.

“Miss Vowles?” the administrator asked, disturbing the silence. “Mr Gasly is being moved to recovery, if you’ll follow me you can wait for him there.”

I rushed after her and her bright pink crocs with paw patrol pins that squeaked with every step on the vinyl floor. Addie would have loved the shoes and wanted her own pair so I was glad she was staying with Pascale. She had begged and pleaded to come, throwing herself to the ground with a mega tantrum that was rare for her, but she would have been bored waiting around the hospital and then probably been more upset seeing Pierre waking up from the operation.

The doors to the recovery room opened and my breath rushed out in relief as I saw Pierre on the gurney that was being rolled towards me. He was barely away, bleary eyes blinking slowly open and shut above his swollen cheeks as the orderly locked the wheels and left.

“Hey baby,” I murmured softly as I ran my fingers through his hair.

Green irises peeked out of his heavy eyelids and he looked around before they landed on me. “Where’s Sydney?” he slurred.

The nurse had warned me that he might be a little confused as the anaesthetic wore off but it was still a surprise. “Adelaide’s waiting at home with your mum.”

He tried to shake his head but ended up groaning in pain. “I know that, where’s our son?”

My heart skipped a beat and I didn’t know what to say since he obviously wasn’t thinking clearly. “That’s the drugs in your system, love. We don’t have a son.”

His brows pinched and his fingers reached for mine so I took his hand, careful to avoid the IV that was still there. He traced the engagement ring he had given me only a few days ago and the glazed look in his eyes started to clear. “We should,” he murmured. “Doesn’t have to be a son, another daughter would be amazing too.”

“I should be recording this so you can have a laugh when you sober up later,” I teased and kissed his forehead. “Would you really name your son Sydney?”

“Or Darwin, maybe Bathurst. Uh, Toowoomba?”

“That sounds like a knock-off robot-vacuum,” I said through the laughs that I tried to keep quiet so the nurses didn’t growl at us. “You will never be allowed to name any of our children.” 

“You said ‘children’, plural, I like the sound of that.” He shifted on the bed and patted the space he made so I could climb into his arms. I had to force myself not to stroke his face, such a habitual act that was difficult to break but I didn’t want to hurt him more than he already was. 

For months he had been avoiding this surgery so he could finish the season without  having to miss a race. The teething gel had worked enough that he made it to the end and Alpine had finished fourth in the Constructors Championship, something everyone had been absolutely thrilled about. Otmar was already talking about being on the podium for next season - now that he had the big cash injection from Granny to fund better technology on par with Red Bull, Astin Martin and Mercedes. 

Now that Peirre had all his wisdom teeth removed he would be able to concentrate on that dream even more.

I giggled quietly as Pierre drifted back off to sleep and a small line of dribble ran down his numb lips. I was careful to avoid his swollen jaw as I wiped it away for him, but not before I took a selfie with him first. He had more than enough embarrassing photos of me on his phone, it was about time I had one of my own. 

His power nap didn’t last long as a nurse came around to check on him and he woke up with a confused look on his face when he saw we weren’t in our bed at home. “Ow,” he grumbled as he buried his head in my neck and away from the bright lights. “Did you use your right hook on me?”

The information booklet that the surgeons had given him after his consultation before we left for Abu Dhabi had warned him that he would have tenderness for a couple of weeks and couldn’t do any vigorous exercise until the stitches were gone. That was the biggest reason he hadn’t had the troublesome teeth removed mid-season.

“No, I save my punches for assholes that deserve it,” I murmured as I stroked his back soothingly. 

“That’s my girl.”

“Do you want a drink? The nurse said when you pee then we can go home.”

He nodded more out of wanting to go home not because he was thirsty and I winced at the pained sound he made when trying to swallow. I took the cup away and used another napkin to dab the drops that clung to his lip as he tried to get comfortable again.

“I hate seeing you in pain,” I whispered, knowing the next week was going to be the hardest. 

“Then let me distract you,” he whispered back.

“Pierre,” I warned as his hand disappeared under the thin sheet. “Behave yourself.”

“I can never behave with you around.”

The telltale squeaks of the nurse's shoes approached and I pulled his hand back over my waist just as the curtain was pulled open. She didn’t look too impressed at both of us being in the bed still but it was a private hospital and we were paying more than enough to be granted the small comfort.

“How are you feeling, Mr Gasly?”

“Been better, but ready to get out of here.”

She nodded and pointed to the other side of the room. “Bathrooms are through that door. I’ll prepare your discharge papers.”

Not wanting to stay a minute longer, he grabbed the cup of water and chugged it down despite the ache each swallow made. “Ah, that tastes disgusting.”

I hopped off the bed so he could get up and he looked down at the hospital gown with distaste making me laugh. “You make it look good, I promise.”

His feet were unsteady as they touched the cold floor and I wrapped my arm around his waist when he started to sway. “Why is there a breeze at the back?”

I looked behind him and had to stifle a giggle as I closed the back of the gown that had come open to show off his ass. “Maybe they got your surgery mixed up and gave you a colonoscopy as well.”

“No, no. No more hanging out with my brothers,” he said as he shuffled along. “Phillipe said the same thing, that I would wake up with bottom surgery.”

“Oh, babe,” I burst out laughing, “that’s not what you think it is.”

His brows furrowed together. “Wait, what?”

“I’ll tell you later.” I opened the bathroom door and he froze as we crossed the threshold.

“You can wait outside,” he said quietly as he tried to step away but his legs were like jelly.

“Pierre, we are getting married, I held your head over a sick bowl when you had that tummy bug and I have brought you toilet paper when the roll ran out more times than I can count. I think I can handle seeing you pee.” I closed the door behind us as his face turned red. “Don’t be embarrassed. You are always taking care of me, it’s about time you let me take care of you.”

“Fine, but don’t look,” he ceded as you helped him stand up straight and turned your head away.

“Don’t worry about me, just focus so we can get out of here before Nurse Ratched comes back.”

Pierre managed a smile when we got home and Addie came running out of the house like she hadn’t just seen him that morning. 

“Careful, sweetie,” I warned as he picked her up and her arms automatically wrapped around his neck before she tried to kiss his cheek. “Daddy’s face is sore and he needs to rest.”

“I can share Mr Snuggly,” she offered before climbing down and taking his hand to lead him to the living room. She didn’t even let me touch her favourite teddy that she had snuggled with since she was a newborn. “He’ll make the ouchies go away.”

While they went and got comfortable on the couch for a very lazy week planned ahead, I grabbed the bag of pain medication the doctor had prescribed and caught Pascale up on how it all went.

“Can you believe he kept his teeth they pulled out?” I asked with a cringe that she mirrored, shaking her head at her son.

“As long as he doesn’t show me them, or hide them around the house like he did when he was a boy, then he can do as he pleases.” She closed the car for me and laughed at the incredulous look I gave her. “I love my sons but boys keep you on your toes. How is the wedding planning going? Pierre said you were looking at a spring wedding.”

“Winter just wouldn’t work unless I want to hobble down the aisle, and Pierre is too impatient to wait until summer.” I smiled at the thought of the many ideas we had talked about in the last week. If he had his way we would already be hitched but I wanted to wait until mum had time to process the adoption papers and we could both become Gasly’s at the same time. “We are actually looking at having it in Australia since there is a free weekend between the Jeddah and Melbourne race. But nothing is set in stone yet, we really should get a wedding planner to sort it all out.”

“Ask the girls in the group chat, I’m sure they have someone to recommend.”

It was no secret that the drivers had a WhatsApp chat group but few people knew about the one for the WAGs. “How do you know about that?”

Pascale laughed and waved her hand. “Back in my day we used the party line then email came along.”

“What's the party line?”

“Oh, don’t make me feel any older than I already feel. Just ask the girls.”

“Considering Kevin and Sergio are the only ones married I’m not sure how much help they will be.”

“Doesn’t stop them from dreaming, darling. I should get going but call me if you need anything and Pierre’s favourite soup is in the fridge.” I followed her inside and she grabbed her handbag off the side table in the living room before kissing Pierre on the head as she passed the back of the couch then rubbed Addie’s back where she was curled up into his side. “Bye, my sweet, I love you.”

“Love you too, grand-mére,” she replied, barely tearing her eyes away from the movie they had chosen.

“Bye, ma,” Pierre said with a sleepy wave before he tipped his head back and closed his eyes. 

I walked Pascale out to the security gate and kissed her cheek, offering once again to drive her home but the afternoon was serene and the walk home wasn’t far. Pierre was still awake, just, when I got back inside and I massaged his shoulders as I stood behind him. “Stay awake for a minute, you’re due some medication.”

I grabbed the bag of supplies from the pharmacy and tipped them onto the coffee table so I could see what was what. One box was an anti-inflammatory, another was a pain killer, there was a large bottle of mouth rinse and the last box was the refill for my birth control. Pierre leaned forward to check the labels since he could be randomly tested for drugs through the off season and didn’t want to take anything that could show up.

His fingers grabbed the smallest box and turned it over to see my name on it. He stared at it for a minute, idly tapping it against his leg. “It felt so real.”

“What did?” I asked as I cracked two painkillers out of the blister back and went to get him a bottle of water.

“Sydney,” he murmured as I put the pills in his hand and went to take the box back but his fingers closed tightly around it. “I can still remember how it felt holding him, I can still hear his cries. What if…” He bit his lip and looked up from the box that held him fixated, his eyes clear and bright. “What if you don’t take these?”

Click here for chapter twenty seven.

Tagging: @my-only-way-tocooperatewithlife @prrttysposts @alwaysclassyeagle @dr3lover

[wanderingmind867]

I made a Fancast for a Batman TV series in the 80s a while ago, but I only revisited it yesterday. It's almost fully complete (at least, I've filled nearly all the roles I added). Let me list them:

Batman: Pierce Brosnan

Robin I (Dick Grayson): maybe Matthew Broderick?

Robin II (Jason Todd): Not Sure Yet

Batgirl: Molly Ringwald

Alfred: Jon Pertwee

Commissioner Gordon: John Astin

Harvey Bullock: John Candy

Renee Montoya: Rachel Ticotin

Lucius Fox: Not Sure Yet

Leslie Thompkins: Betty White

Jack Ryder: Richard Belzer

Vicki Vale: Dana Delany

Jason Bard: Andrew McCarthy

Aunt Harriet: Doris Roberts or Rue McClanahan

Thomas & Martha Wayne: Adam West & Julie Newmar

The Joker: Willem Dafoe

The Penguin: Danny DeVito

The Riddler: Robin Williams

Catwoman: Mary Steenburgen

Two-Face: Not Sure Yet

Poison Ivy: Kathleen Turner

The Scarecrow: Christopher Lee

The Mad Hatter: Martin Short

Mr. Freeze: Patrick Stewart

Killer Croc: Not Sure Yet

Black Mask: Not Sure Yet

Rupert Thorne: Carroll O'Connor

Ra's Al Ghul: Ricardo Montalban

Talia Al Ghul: Demi Moore

I missed a few here, because the list was getting too long to put on one thing. But you get the picture. For all those I can't yet figure out, suggestions are currently open. I do desperately need help putting the rest of this together. I mean, I've only got 3-4 left. It'd be nice to say I'd completed a cast list (I usually never do). Here's the link if you want to help:

[abnerkrill]

no joke we should start putting out this list daily to bully the celebrities who haven't visibly supported the sag-aftra strike yet

INCOMPLETE LIST OF PEOPLE WHO WILL BE SPARED IN THE REVOLUTION [/hj]

Chris Pine, Jennifer Garner, Timothy Olyphant, Mandy Moore, Ben Schwartz, Nick Offerman, Ming-Na Wen, Sam Elliott, Jack Black, Billy Boyd, Dominic Monaghan, Margot Robbie, Jon Cryer, Jean Smart, Aubrey Plaza, Adam Scott, Jennifer Grey, Clarke Gregg, Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, Rhys Darby, Zooey Deschanel, Emily Deschanel, Sterling K Brown, Ben Barnes, Jack Quaid, Robert Pine, Raegan Revord, Tate Donovan, Milo Manheim, Simu Liu, Wendie Malick, Camryn Manheim, Danielle Fishel, Annette O’Toole, Martin Henderson, Michael McKean, Colin Farrell, Billy Crystal, Jason Sudeikis, Brett Goldstein, Breckin Meyer, Rebecca Wisocky, Devan Chandler Long, Todd Stashwick, Tom Ellis, Patrick Fischler, Quinta Brunson, Jeri Ryan, Jon Cryer, Chris Gorham, Gina Torres, Annette Bening, Jon Hamm, Elizabeth Banks, LeVar Burton, Kumail Nanjiani, Seth Rogen, Jessica Lange, Mark Ruffalo, Bette Midler, Susan Sarandon, Jessica Chastain, Lily Gladstone, Anna Kendrick, Pedro Pascal, Anya Taylor-Joy, Ayo Edebiri, Sean Astin, Gillian Jacobs

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Actor Bernard Hill died at 79

Famous English actor Bernard Hill, best known for his roles in Titanic and Lord of the Rings, has died at the age of 79, the BBC reports.

He was known for his parts as Captain Edward Smith in Titanic and King Théoden in Lord of the Rings. The part which made him popular was the 1982 BBC TV drama Boys from the Blackstuff, where he played Yosser Hughes, a Liverpool unemployed man who often suffered failure.

Hill died in the early hours of Sunday morning, his agent Lou Coulson confirmed. His fiancee Alison and son Gabriel were with him at the time.

Elijah Wood, Sean Astin, Dominic Monaghan and Billy Boyd, the actors who played the hobbits Frodo, Sam, Merry and Pippin in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, paid tribute to the deceased King Théoden at Comic Con in Liverpool.

We love him. He was intrepid, he was funny, he was gruff, he was irascible, he was beautiful.

“I don’t think anyone spoke Tolkien’s words as great as Bernard did. He would break my heart. He will be solely missed.”

Hill, who was born in Manchester and lived in Suffolk, was due to return to TV screens in series two of The Responder, a BBC drama starring Martin Freeman, due to start on Sunday. Lindsay Salt, director of BBC Drama also paid tribute to him.

Bernard Hill blazed a trail across the screen, and his long-lasting career filled with iconic and remarkable roles is a testament to his incredible talent. From Boys from the Blackstuff, to Wolf Hall, The Responder, and many more, we feel truly honoured to have worked with Bernard at the BBC. Our thoughts are with his loved ones at this sad time.

Read more HERE

[topheadlinesspot]

Bernard Hill: Titanic and Lord of the Rings actor dies

On-screen character Bernard Slope, best known for parts in Titanic and Ruler of the Rings, has kicked the bucket matured 79.

He played Captain Edward Smith in the 1997 Oscar-winning film and Ruler Théoden in the Master of the Rings.

His breakout part was in 1982 BBC TV dramatization Boys from the Blackstuff, where he depicted Yosser Hughes, a character who battled - and frequently fizzled - to adapt with unemployment in Liverpool.

He passed on early on Sunday morning, his specialist Lou Coulson confirmed.

With him at the time were his fiancee Alison and his child Gabriel.

Elijah Wood, Sean Astin, Dominic Monaghan and Billy Boyd, the performing artists who played the hobbits Frodo, Sam, Cheerful and Pippin in the Ruler of the Rings set of three, paid tribute to their co-star at Comedian Con in Liverpool.

Astin started by saying: "We adore him. He was courageous, he was clever, he was rough, he was irritable, he was beautiful."

Boyd described observing the set of three with Monaghan, saying: "I do not think anybody talked Tolkien's words as awesome as Bernard did. He would break my heart. He will be exclusively missed."

Alan Bleasdale, who composed Boys from the Blackstuff, said Hill's passing was a "extraordinary misfortune and too a incredible surprise".

"It was an astounding, mesmeric execution - Bernard gave everything to that and you can see it in all the scenes. He got to be Yosser Hughes."

Alan Bleasdale: 'I was frantic to work with him'

He included: "I was frantic to work with him. Everything he did - his entire strategy for working, the way in which he worked and his execution was everything that you seem ever wish for.

"You continuously felt that Bernard would live until the end of time. He had a extraordinary quality, physically and of personality."

TCD/Alamy Bernard Slope in Ruler of the RingsTCD/Alamy

In full stream as Ruler Théoden in the Master of the Rings

Getty Pictures Bernard Slope as Captain Edward James Smith in TitanicGetty Images

As Captain Edward James Smith in Titanic

Hill, who was from Manchester and lived in Suffolk, was due to return to TV screens in arrangement two of The Responder, a BBC dramatization featuring Martin Freeman, which starts airing on Sunday.

Lindsay Salt, chief of BBC Show, paid tribute to him, saying: "Bernard Slope bursted a path over the screen, and his long-lasting career filled with famous and exceptional parts is a confirmation to his extraordinary talent."

"From Boys from the Blackstuff, to Wolf Corridor, The Responder, and numerous more, we feel really regarded to have worked with Bernard at the BBC. Our contemplations are with his adored ones at this pitiful time."

In Boys from the Blackstuff, Slope drew laud for his abrasive depiction of Yosser Hughes, an strongly character who argued "Gizza [allow us a] work" as he looked for work.

That appear won a Bafta for best show arrangement in 1983, and in 2000 it was positioned seventh on a British Film Founded list of the best TV appears ever made.

Bernard Slope as Yosser Hughes in Boys From The Blackstuff

Yosser Hughes, played by Bernard Slope, was one of the most vital characters in 1982's Boys From The Blackstuff

Another of Hill's important BBC TV exhibitions came in the 2015 show arrangement Wolf Corridor, adjusted from Hilary Mantel's book around the court of Henry VIII. Slope depicted the Duke of Norfolk - an uncle of Anne Boleyn and an foe of Cardinal Wolsey.

In Dwindle Jackson's epic set of three The Master of the Rings, Slope joined the cast for the moment film, 2002's The Two Towers, and returned to the establishment for 2003's The Return Of The Lord, which picked up 11 Oscars.

Other parts in Hill's decades-long career included the 1976 BBC TV arrangement I, Claudius, an appearance in 1982's Gandhi, Shirley Valentine in 1989, The Scorpion Ruler in 2002 and 2008 Tom Journey film Valkyrie.

He was implied to be at Comedian Con Liverpool on Saturday, but had to cancel at the final diminutive, the tradition said in a post on X. As news of his passing broke, the coordinators said on the stage they were "shattered" at Hill's passing, and wished his family a "parcel of strength".

Scottish artist Barbara Dickson moreover paid tribute on X, saying he had been a "truly sublime actor".

She included: "It was a benefit to have crossed ways with him. Tear Benny x."

[lembasloverowo]

I love Ian Mckellen!!

Blog  

Movie review  

Lord of the rings: fellowship of the ring 

Director: Peter Jackson  

Cast: Ian Mckellen, Elijah Wood, Viggo Mortensen, Cate Blanchett  

Genre: Fantasy  

Year: 2001   

Review 

The story is about the fellowship that needs to destroy the One Ring in the rift of loss to destroy The Ring, to end its influence on the Middle Earth. The  movie is very well done and the acting is amazing, specially Ian Mckellen as Gandalf the Grey, and Ellijah Wood as Frodo Baggins, because they brought the characters out of the books, such as Frodo and Gandalf the Grey, one of the most beloved characters of the franchise. The movie is very well done and the ambiance is very rich, briging Tolkien´s book to life. Even tough this movie lasts 3 hours, you can enjoy it and don´t see time passing by. 

Lord of the rings: Two Towers  

Director: Peter Jackson  

Cast: MIranda Otto, Elijah Wood, Viggo Mortensen, Andy Serkins and Ian Mckellen 

Genre: Fantasy  

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Year: 2002 

This movie occurs after The fellowship of The Ring movie. The movie is about Frodo Baggins and his friend Sam, continuing their task of attempting to destroy The Ring, to do this they find Gollum, who guides them to Mordor. The Fellowship of the Ring is dissolved due to the fall of Gandalf, and the Hobbits Pippin and Merry are kidnapped, so Legolas, Aragorn, amd Gimli go rescue them from the Uruk-hai and the orcs. Saruman is back with many evil spells, wich he uses to command armies and kill people. When Legolas and Aragorn are looking for the two Hobbits they battle one of Saruman´s armies along side with the King Grim Snaketongue, who looses his son to Saruman´s armies. After Aragorn and Legolas free Pippin and Merry, Sam, Frodo and the Gollum go to Mordor to find a entrance to the Rift of loss, and after that Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli and Eomer find out that Gandalf is alive. Gandald finds out that Grim is helping Saruman and is concerned about Saruman´s plans. This plot is very nice, because it makes the plot of the franchise more dynamic. 

Lord of the Rings: Return of the King 

Director: Peter Jackson  

Cast: Ian Mckellen, Elijah Wood, Viggo Mortensen, Andy Serkins and Seam Astin. 

Year: 2003 

The story is about the journey to destroy The Ring on its end. After the Two Towers movie, we see the Legolas, Aragorn and Gandalf reunite the former Fellowship of the Ring, execept for Frodo and Sam, wich are in Mordor to destroy The Ring. The Ring is taken to Isengard, and Pippin uses it making contact with its maker Sauron. In Mordor, Frodo sees Sauron´s armies going to battle, Pippin puts up Gandalf´s plan to light up the Amon DÎn lighthouse to Warn Edoras Where the King Theoden concentrates his troops on the Temple of the Hill. The Army of Mordor invades Osgliath and Aragorn recives fron Elrond the Sword Enduril, and Aragorn is warned bout the theat that is going up  the  river, and if Aragon don´t make dead fight for him, he they will lose Tirith mines, so the knights of Roham and Aragon go to the Rift of the death to convince the dead. The Tirth mines are fenced by Sauron´s army and Gollum misleads Frodo the Laracna´s den and is kidnaped by orcs, Sam Rescues Frodo and go the Mountain of Loss. Gimli, Aragorn, Gandalf, Legolas, Eomer, Pippin and Merry alongside with the armies of Gondor and Rohan battle Sauron´s forces, and The Ring is destroyed by Frodo. This movie ends the LotR franchise with a very strong climax, it makes you nervous, but this is worth watch it. 

The Hobbit: a Unspected Jorney 

Director: Peter Jackson  

Cast: Ian Mckellen, Martin Freeman, Richard Armitage, Benedict Cumberbacht 

Genre: Fantasy  

Year: 2012 

On the start, we have an elderly Bilbo writting his book about his adventures with the dwarfs, then the flash back ends. The sotry beings with Bilbo relaxing on his bench, util Gandalf apears, invites him to a adventure, but Bilbo refuses, the next day the dwarves appear except for Thorin that appears later (and the dwarves eat Bilbo’s entire food stock), on the journey, to the kingdom that Smaug is keeping as his property, they are attacked by the trolls, and after being attacked again by other creatures,, and Bilbo alongside with the dwarfs they are stacked by Azog and the goblins and go to a dungeon, then Bilbo falls and gets the One Ring from Gollum. 

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug 

Genre: Fantasy 

Year: 2013 

Cast: Ian Mckellen, Martin Freeman, Richard Armitage, Benedict Cumberbacht, Orlando Bloom 

Genre: Fantasy  

Year: 2013  

The movie starts with a flashback of Gandalf convincing Thorin to seek the Arken stone which is kept by Smaug. After the flashback, it is explained why Bilbo is with the dwarfs. The next part of the journey to the Lonely Mountain is to cross the Forest of Darkness to go The Lake City. After that, Bilbo gets the Arken Stone beucause the dwarfs don’t care about the city having a war over the dragon’s treasure. After Bilbo steals the Stone, Smaug goes after him to get the Stone back, and he destroys the city by spiting fire on the entire village. This movie is my least favourite because of the destruction of the village, but the dragon is very well done alongside with the special effects. 

The Hobbit 3: The Battle of The Five Armies 

Director: Peter Jackson  

Cast: Ian McKellen 

Martin Freeman 

Richard Armitage 

Evangeline Lilly 

Lee Pace 

Luke Evans 

Benedict Cumberbatch 

Ken Stott 

James Nesbitt 

Cate Blanchett 

Ian Holm 

Christopher Lee 

Hugo Weaving 

Orlando Bloom 

Year 

In the third movie, Smaug is killed by Bard who runs out of his prison and Kili confess his love for Tauriel. It´s revealed that Thorin is sick with the dragon disease, and that´s because Bilbo searched for the Arken stone. Thorin and the company build a wall near Erebor, Sauron tries to seduce the lady of Loriel, but fails, then Saruman discovers that without the One Ring, Sauron isn´t theat. The orcs discover that an elvish army is approaching and aren´t happy about it. Alongside with the elvish army trying to befried Bard to get Thorin´s pearl necklace but fails. After that we see the great battle of the five armies ehich are the dwafs, elves, the lake man against the orcs and goblins. Thorin fights the dragon disease, Kili dies, Tauriel is sad for this, before dying in battle, Thorin say sorry to Bilbo. After the fight Bilbo goes back to the County with Gandalf. 

X-Men 2 

Year of Release: 2003 

Director: Bryan Singer 

Main Cast: 

- Hugh Jackman as Wolverine 

- Ian McKellen as Magneto 

- Patrick Stewart as Professor X 

- Halle Berry as Storm 

- Famke Janssen as Jean Grey 

- James Marsden as Cyclops 

- Anna Paquin as Rogue 

- Rebecca Romijn as Mystique 

The story begins with Nightcrawler being controlled by Colonel William Stryker and trying to kill the president in the White House, tarnishing the image of mutants in the world. The villain follows his plan by launching a secret attack on Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters. Wolverine and the other X-Men unite to stop Stryker's plans to eradicate mutants using the powers of his mutant son, Xavier and "the brain". The military invade institution X, Wolverine runs away with the vampire, and two other teenagers, while Jane and Storm find Nightcrawler and understand what happened. 

Magneto and Mistica join the X men to save Xavier and all the other mutants consecutively, but in the end Magneto turns the tables and tries to kill all the "non-mutants", being prevented by the storm and night, together.  

Year of Release: 2006 

Director: Brett Ratner 

Main Cast: 

Hugh Jackman as Wolverine 

Ian McKellen as Magneto 

Patrick Stewart as Professor X 

Halle Berry as Storm 

Famke Janssen as Jean Grey/Phoenix 

James Marsden as Cyclops 

Anna Paquin as Rogue 

Rebecca Romijn as Mystique 

The movie addresses the discovery of a cure for mutations that triggers a division in the mutant community, and shows Jean Gray's transformation into the Phoenix, threatening both mutants and humans. As the government seeks to eradicate mutant powers with a cure, a war between mutants breaks out, revolving around different opinions on this controversy.