In Bilbo's Defense, I, Too, Would Have Been Quite Upset If A Person I Just Met Invited 13 Strangers To

Ok okok let me smash my keyboard for a minute

I always liked how Sean Bean played Boromir; even during my twee Legolas years I liked how he played Boromir. But now that I'm working through his filmography, I can easily say he ABSOLUTEY KILLED in Fellowship. As other people have pointed out, a majority of his roles can be broken down into "wolf man with sword" or "wolf man with gun," but so few of them include THIS^^^^^^^ This gut-wrenching remorse! The sorrowful weeping! The wretched vulnerability! Even in Sharpe, which arguably gives him the most space for character development, we get a few sniffles and tears and the fan-favorite Mouth Rub, but we don't get this, not even when [redacted] and [redacted] die. He doesn't break apart like this. A Sean Bean action hero is stoic, longsuffering, a little sneaky, occasionally snarky, sometimes wicked, but to me that makes the emotional depth he brought to Boromir ALL THAT MUCH MORE AMAZING. The role allowed for it and he TOOK IT.

Epic post, bonus points for gus

Canon: They don’t get along.

Fandom:

reblog this post to give two candlesticks to the guy who tried to rob your church but got caught in order to show him forgiveness and set him on the path to salvation

regular ascot-loving-mystery-solving family

I tried drawing Cas

No because I love Boromir so much but my dad doesn’t and whenever he asks me why, all the valid reasons flash through my head like he’s noble, he cares so deeply about his people, his love for his brother and how he stood up for him, his whole relationship with the hobbits, and his sacrifice, but then my brain goes to static and all I can say is erm hes pretty cool

80% tired 20% also tired

did he tho?

inspired by this post

crocodile and dragon had a very messy breakup so do you think crocodile has a dartboard with a picture of dragon in the center?