#Eric Mabius

[mentalistfan]

These gifs make me so happy!! 🫶🏻🫶🏻 I have watched this particular scene half a dozen times and this actual movie seven times. 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

[zanephillips]

ERIC MABIUS Wirey Spindell (1999)

[georgeromeros]

Resident Evil (2002) dir. Paul W.S. Anderson

[spocktaculartea]

daniel meade really fired someone for being a lil rude to his assistant about the amount of sun-dried tomatoes she wanted on her sandwich

[arachniasbride]

Rebecca Romijn as Alexis Meade | Ugly Betty (S02E17)

[thesocietalmisfit]

Betty vs Daniel’s Feelings

So I’m watching Ugly Betty for the first time and every time there’s a scene where Daniel gives Betty heart eyes(which is a lot of them) I’m thinking to myself “Daniel wants Betty so bad” but I realize I’m rarely thinking to myself how much Betty wants Daniel. And I don’t think it’s because she doesn’t fall for him back or because he loves her more than she does him. I think it’s because since the very start Betty has always been aware that Daniel’s a catch. That he’s hot, rich, a good guy deep down, and that most women would kill to be with him. So it doesn’t register for her to see him in a romantic light because he’s out of her league and by the time her confidence is built up and they’re no longer boss and employee her feelings for him feels more like a natural progression of their friendship rather than something she’s been harboring in for a long time.

Daniel on the other hand his feelings for her feels like a dam being cracked open. Something always simmering beneath the surface. Sure he doesn’t register her as a romantic option either because like he said himself “guys go for the obvious” which Betty isn’t. But that doesn’t mean on a subconscious level he doesn’t know he’s falling for her. That she’s beautiful and amazing in her own way. That he can’t live without her. That she helps him grow. That she knows him better than he knows himself. He needed a push to become aware of what he always known deep down, that being Betty leaving Mode. Leaving him. And only then the dam finally broke.

[thingswillcalmup]

[moviesycho]

Eric Mabius and Joshua Jackson in CRUEL INTENTIONS (1999)

[cherish--these--times]

Good evening. This is your little reminder that Detty is real and Daniel wrote this letter in his last MODE issue before going to London, as per the ABC website back in the day. THE LAST TWO PARAGRAPHS THO-

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR A Hundred Years of Attitude April 15, 2010

A hundred years is plenty of time for a lot to happen in anything. Political powers change hands and change back again, cultural movements evolve into something completely different, whole empires rise and fall. And yet, this is somehow even truer for the world of fashion, one in which a constant state of changing attitudes is implied by the very term itself. For a hundred years, Mode Magazine has been a leader, an ambassador, a harbinger, an opponent of and a champion for shifts in the way our society sees itself, and our next issue is a celebration of that complicated legacy.

Of course, an institution like Mode cannot even pretend to the throne of molding the attitudes of culture if it were not full of attitude itself. And attitude is one thing Mode has always had in abundance. To be honest, sometimes I feel as though we at Mode pack a hundred years worth of it into one day, especially since my co-Editor-in-Chief, Wilhelmina Slater, came on the scene. Ah, but I kid...

...And yet, I don't -- the truth is, the field of fashion is one that is both fast and fierce, and sometimes you have to go through a hundred years worth of attitudes in a day to find the one that suits the precise pulse of our culture at that given point. It's an amazing and arduous process, but, to be even more honest, it's one for which I admit I am not a natural fit, one for which Wilhelmina is.

Since I've experienced so much attitude in my time at Mode, I'd like to posit an observation: One thing that is often lost in the changing of an attitude is the cause for that change. This is best understood when you consider attitudes on a personal level. I ask you, dear reader, to think back to a time when you experienced a major shift in your life. Was it an external change, something that happened outside of you, and forced a change of attitude to help you adapt to the future? Perhaps you saw a friend demonstrate a prowess that cast her in a new light. Heck, maybe it was as simple as your friend getting a makeover. Or perhaps that friend was undergoing her own life change, one in which she would no longer be present in your life, compelling you to make your own change to keep her in it, even if it were in a new context.

Just as important: Maybe the change was an internal one. Maybe you realized you were no longer interested in maintaining your status quo. Perhaps you wanted to try new challenges not only in your professional life, but also in your personal one. Or maybe one day something just changed inside you in the way you saw that good friend, causing you to want her to be more than, well, just a friend.

As you experience our One Hundred Years of Attitude Issue, I ask that you consider not only the attitudes themselves, but the causes that precipitated their change and coming to be. Often the changes in attitude that are the most powerful are rooted in causes that come from without and within. When that unusual synergy occurs, love is often the result. And take it from me: Love is the one attitude that never goes out of fashion.     - Daniel Meade

@existential-labrador 💜

[m-rod-unofficial]

Michelle Rodriguez, Milla Jovovich, Eric Mabius, Pasquale Aleardi, Martin Crewes, and James Purefoy || Resident Evil (2002)

[warped25]

Eric mabius said in an interview that filming the last scene of ugly betty in London was one of the most saddest days of his life. How am I suppose to function after hearing that?!

[watchinghallmark]

OLIVER & SHANE Signed, Sealed, Delivered: A Tale of Three Letters (2024)

[axelwolf8109]

I don't understand the bitching regarding the new Crow. It's not taking ANYTHING away from Brandon's adaptation or his legacy, if the reboots didn't why is Bills the only one being treated as such? And we're getting a more in depth look to the characters. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely LOVE Brandon's adaptation and it will forever be my favorite but getting a more in depth look at Eric and Shelley, more into their relationship, and the whole scene with Eric talking to death, that's pretty fucking cool! Hell the graphic novels and comics were way more gritty and graphic and gore ridden. No one is taking a thing from Brandon's version, this is more just expanding on the characters. If the shitty movie remakes and the series didn't take anything from Brandon's, Bill's adaptation won't take anything from it either.

[georgeromeros]

Resident Evil (2002) dir. Paul W.S. Anderson

[missin-you-already]

[mateushonrado]

Legacy of the Crow

Status Post #11210: Let's face it, the first film IS a tough act to follow.

The Crow (1994)

Eric Draven (Brandon Lee).

City of Angels (1996)

Ashe Corven (Vincent Perez).

Salvation (2000)

Alex Corvis (Eric Mabius).

Wicked Prayer (2005)

Jimmy Cuervo (Edward Furlong).