#Bob Gunton

[tuppencetrinkets]

sorted caps from daredevil.

Claire - Rosario Dawson - 4900

Samantha - Michelle Hurd - 2000

Ben - Vondie Curtis-Hall- 1200

Elektra - Elodie Yung - 6500

Leland - Bob Gunton - 1100

Fisk - Vincent D'Onofrio - 11000

Foggy - Elden Henson - 22000

Frank - Jon Bernthal - 4500

Gao - Wai Ching Ho - 1600

Karen - Deborah Ann Woll - 28000

Matt - Charlie Cox - 28000

Father Lantom - Peter McRobbie - 1500

Mitchell - Geoffrey Cantor - 600

Stick - Scott Glenn - 2000

Vanessa - Ayelet Zurer - 4400

Wesley - Toby Leonard Moore - 5700

Young Fisk - 800

Young Matt - 1300

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[pepaldi]

Felt these two fitted well together. If you let the gifs go for a bit you will see both smile and nod at the same time. ❤

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[anarchic-miscellany]

Showing my partner "Monk" and the highlights so far: 1. Captain Stottlemeyer is now "Captain Dad" 2. Monk is being read as 100% autistic. 3. Their favourite character by a country mile is Sharona. They are about to reach Natalie... 4. Kevin Dorffman fills them with such pure, unrelenting hatred and bile, and it fuels me, they didn't even hate Bob Gunton this much in "Shawshank" 5. Dr Kroger is surprisingly wholesome. 6. Young Billy Burke is weird. 7. Bob Gunton being a wholesome dad and not prickly prick father in law is a welcome change, they only know them as "Owlsley". 8. They feel very clever when they get the mystery. It's great, and super fun to rewatch.

[filmola-de]

Daredevil: Born Again – Episodenguide

Episodenguide Daredevil: Born Again In Marvel Television’s „Daredevil: Born Again“ kämpft Matt Murdock, ein blinder Anwalt mit besonderen Fähigkeiten, in seiner geschäftigen Anwaltskanzlei für Gerechtigkeit, während der ehemalige Mafiaboss Wilson Fisk seine eigenen politischen Ziele in New York verfolgt. Als ihre früheren Identitäten sich ihren Weg an die Oberfläche bahnen, befinden sich beide…

[favorite-characters]

𝔻𝕒𝕣𝕖𝕕𝕖𝕧𝕚𝕝

Wai Ching Ho as 𝐆𝐚𝐨 × Bob Gunton as 𝐋𝐞𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐎𝐰𝐥𝐬𝐥𝐞𝐲 × Peter Shinkoda as 𝐍𝐨𝐛𝐮 𝐘𝐨𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐨𝐤𝐚 (sh. Steven S. DeKnight / S01 / 2015)

[hannahwatcheshorror]

DEAD SILENCE (2007) REWATCH

Who doesn’t love a creepy puppet? I remember being so afraid of this movie when it came out, just the commercials freaked me right the heck out and when I was finally brave enough to watch it for the first time I was certainly right to be creeped out! This movie does an excellent job with the makeup and effects, Mary Shaw is downright terrifying. The story can get a little ridiculous at times but overall it is very theatrical and spooky.

⭐⭐⭐⭐

A mysterious package arrives at Jamie and his wife's doorstep, inside is a ventriloquist dummy. That same night Jamie’s wife is brutally murdered. Now, I love that Jamie immediately doesn’t trust the doll but still props it up in the seat of his car and in a chair at the motel. That thing would be in my trunk or in the closet, are you for real? (Yes I realize that the damn thing would probably move but I would still try to put it somewhere away) Jamie has it set up looking out the window like Billy is thinking about who he wants to kill next, no, put him in time out! We got DONNIE FUCKIN’ WAHLBERG AKA Detective Eric Matthews from SAW. Amazing, simply amazing to see him in another horror movie as a detective busting another dudes balls over a different creepy puppet named Billy. Amazing. The universe is good.

Back to the film, there are whispers about Mary Shaw, a ventriloquist of yesteryear who maybe/ probably killed a child. There is a whole nursery rhyme about her where if you see her you better not scream or she will cut out your tongue. Cute right? Anyways, when she died she had a very special request and I gotta call shenanigans because there is no way that any mortician would turn Mary Shaw's body into a doll, it is so highly unethical, wild, wack and WHAT? Seriously, a spooky idea for sure but there is no way it would have happened and no way that the mortician's son would have just told Jamie about it (because jail). 

Jamie goes to the old theatre where Mary Shaw used to live and for no real reason he goes up on the decrepit catwalk that is literally falling apart as he is walking on it. What is this man doing? Oh, Mary Shaw’s room is up there, but how did he know that? He just assumed it was up in the rafters? Wack. He doesn’t really find anything but goes back to his dad to talk about his missing uncle. The dad is really quick to give up the story about Mary Shaw after he is caught and he was very quick to believe that Mary Shaw is an evil ghostie which is why the dad has always been a dick to his son, to push him away from the curse (ha). Jamie doesn’t take that answer lying down and sorta storms out (but gets interrupted by Don Walhberg) so he has to run back to the theatre to try and get some answers solved. Small chase then both boys are at the creepy theatre and now Jamie finds the hidden room behind the hidden room (couldn’t have found it the first time?). 

We find every doll that Mary Shaw ever had in this room as well as the missing uncle who Mary Shaw attempted to turn into a puppet at one point (wack). The dolls all start moving at this point and even talking, Donnie is shooting them up but there are too many, they must be cleansed with fire. As they attempt to escape Donnie Walhberg gets a gruesome end because he starts to fall off the catwalk which makes him scream so our lady in black scoops him up and takes out his tongue. Poor guy! He knew not to scream too but falling to your death will make a guy yell! Jamie does a pullup but gets scared by Mary so he falls and crashes through the floor into the dark water below! There are all these dolls and mannequins under the water so it is really spooky when he is under there, I hate/love it so much because dark water is one of my fears!

Jamie runs to find Billy, the last doll and therefore the last piece of the puzzle, and finds out his dad took him home? But how? His dad was paralyzed after the stroke, right? Jamie gets to his dads house, burns Billy and goes to face his father… Twist of all twists! Daddy is deady! He has been a puppet this whole time! Pretty unique movie with a twist I didn’t see coming. Sure I noticed that the wife was with the dad always but I didn’t think he was a puppet all along! How spooky! Too bad Jamie screamed at the end, if only he could have held it in! Either way Mary Shaw got really good at making dolls to make the wife and also the dad. I am unsure if the wife is a full puppet or if she is just a dead lady or what but again it was a solid twist so I will forgive them for not explaining every little detail of it.

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[alexhorrorfilms]

The Lincoln Lawyer (Линкольн для адвоката) це чудовий фільм про роботу адвоката, що показує деякі суттєві принципи роботи системи.

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[negreabsolut]

El comissari George Earle (Bob Gunton) parla amb na Lenina Huxley (Sandra Bullock), al film Demolition Man (1993).

[pepaldi]

Fact and Fiction.

[one-odd-ood]

BEHOLD! The Stephen King Villain Molecule. All connected to each other in three movies or less, *without* using the movie they were the villain in.

Before you ask, he was the “One… quarter… portion” alien.

Personal bonus points for using Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, my favorite one. That Christian Slater cameo comin’ in clutch.

[filmdaya]

The Shawshank Redemption

1994

[adamwatchesmovies]

The 33 (2015)

The 2010 Copiapó mining accident was practically made for a feature-length film adaptation. Of course, there are a few liberties taken here and there but the essentials remain. Though you will find some familiar - some would say clichéd - elements in The 33, it works as a straightforward inspirational disaster story.

In Chile, the San José mine collapses, trapping 33 men deep underground. Though they made it to the mine's rescue chamber, they have little food and water. Determined to survive, they band together under the leadership of Mario Sepúlveda (Antonio Banderas) while their families above pressure the government to begin an extensive rescue operation.

Besides Mario Sepúlveda, you might not remember everyone’s name, but enough time is spent with key people for you to recognize who’s who. That one’s the Bolivian (Tenoch Huerta) who's worried the Chileans won't accept him - particularly when food runs out. There’s the one who loves Elvis Presley (Jacob Vargas), the pastor (Marco Treviño), the alcoholic (Juan Pablo Raba) who never got the chance to reconnect with his sister (Juliette Binoche), the one whose wife is pregnant with their first child, the one everyone is laughing at because up on the surface, he has two women fighting over him - his wife and his mistress. In addition to the 33 miners, there are many characters on the surface to keep track of: the Minister of Mining of Chile (Rodrigo Santoro as Laurence Golborne), the driller who supervises the rescue operation (James Brolin), several of the wives or sisters and more. This could've been a major issue, and director Patricia Riggen keeps this in mind. The 33 structures itself in a way that if you’re confused about who’s who, it will only be for a half-second. The editing and dialogue - more so than the characters’ faces, which become increasingly dirty and thin as more time is spent underground - ensure you know who you’re dealing with in each scene. That's practically a miracle in itself.

Though some of the story does exactly what you expect it to, it does these scenes well. The mine's owner has to roll his eyes when the initial safety concerns are brought up. The miners have to ration their food and figure out plans while waiting to be rescued. Their families have to make sure their voices are heard. The government has to worry about what the voters will say if the operation fails. A better film would have more scenes like the miner’s “last supper”, when they use their imaginations to bring in all of their loved ones to transform an omen of dread into a beacon of hope but there really any bad scenes in the entire running time.

The 33 makes you feel the feels you expect, makes you wonder what you would do if you were put in this exact scenario, keeps you guessing enough that you remain invested all the way through and leaves you pleased because all of your expectations were met. I don’t think it’s a picture you’ll come back to over and over again, but that’s fine. While it lasts, The 33 tells an interesting story you’ll be glad to have seen and as a rental, you'll get more than your money's worth. (On Blu-ray, September 30, 2021)

[anarchic-miscellany]

Found out today that Bob Gunton was Sweeney Todd for about 3 years on the West End. Incredible.

[duranduratulsa]

Now showing on my 90's Fest Movie 🎥 marathon...Patch Adams (1998) on classic DVD 📀! #movie #movies #comedy #drama #patchadams #RobinWilliams #RIPRobinWilliams #MonicaPotter #PhilipSeymourHoffman #RIPPhilipSeymourHoffman #daniellondon #BobGunton #PeterCoyote #irmaphall #MichaelJeter #RIPMichaelJeter #alantudyk #HarvePresnell #haroldgould #franceslee #ellendow #richardkiley #dvd #90s #90sfest #durandurantulsas3rdannual90sfest

[love1979]

BROOKS WAS HERE……

……SO WAS RED