I haven’t really spoken to him for ten years. We were friends, but, had a bit of a falling out I’m afraid. 

Breaking Bad: Fifty-One ↳ I’m in it now. I’m compromised. But I won’t, I will NOT live in a house where dealing drugs and hurting people and killing people is shrugged off as ‘shit happens’.

❝ The most important thing for me is the character [I’m playing] and how can I make it feel grounded and substantial. ❞

I’m Ant-Man. I know… wasn’t my idea.

Harrison Ford, 1978

Daisy Ridley will play Rey, a scavenger from the desert planet of Jaku (we think that’s how you spell it – they have yet to confirm) who does everything for herself and is very solitary until she “meets another character”. That’s when her adventure begins, according to Ridley.

That so called “other character” is John Boyega’s stormtrooper Finn. He won’t confirm if he’s good or evil but did reveal that he couldn’t tell his parents he was in the movie until the cast photo was released. “I just told them I was filming 24” he said.

And as for Oscar Isaac, well he’ll be playing Poe Dameron, “the best frickin pilot in the galaxy” who’s been sent on a mission by a “certain princess”. He just so happens to come across John Boyega’s character and then their futures are “forever intertwined”.

[On directing] You never know. I might give it a try. Because it does seem fun.

There has been an awakening…

The mirror was something Matthew added after we had been talking about Cohle’s character. Cohle is a man who keeps himself in control. And even when he executes violence, he is in control. Cohle’s about expediency. So the mirror is a way for him to establish the focus that he’s going to maintain throughout the day. And it touches some of the themes of the show, perception, projection, this idea that Maggie brings up at one point that some people, wherever they go, they see themselves. ~ Nic Pizzolatto

ten caps meme [2/10] → Interstellar (2014)

Groovy.