#shaun parkes

[d1rthaus]

Human Traffic - dir. Justin Kerrigan 1999

[sconesfortea]

Countdown to the 60th anniversary rewatch | 2.08: The Impossible Planet

[scenesandscreens]

The Mummy Returns (2001)

Director - Stephen Sommers, Cinematography - Adrian Biddle

"My friend, there is a fine line between coincidence and fate."

[xxxlunathecatxxx]

Moses Jones - 1x1

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MJ: "Why would I speak Swahili?" DT: "Jambo, is that Swahili?" MJ: "See, easy, innit?" DT: "Do another one, go on." *Pause* MJ: "Are you gonna do this all the time?" DT: "Do what?" MJ: "All this Famous Five, naive idiot savant stuff?" MJ: "I've got other things to do, you see. I'm busy." DT: "I'm only trying to help."

[nkp1981]

Casanova, 2005

[fertileground]

human traffic, 1999 (dir. justin kerrigan)

[kajaono]

Was sitting in the office today, thought about Casanova 2005 non-stop.

It is not necessarily the best show I ever watched but... the fast genre changes... modern parody, comedy, drama, love story, 4th wall breaking, gay comedy... changing in pace, lighting etc.. I understand why they considered it for three different BAFTAs

And DT is carrying the whole show on his shoulders, him and Shaun Parkes

[riepu10]

Together again on screen 10/x: Richard Armitage and Shaun Parkes

Percy Courtenay and The Showman - Miss Marie Lloyd (2007) John Porter and Felix Masuku - Strike Back (2010)

[thedoctorwhocompanion]

What Is Mavity? The Gravity Gag Explored in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Doctors' Eras

What Is Mavity? The Gravity Gag Explored in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Doctors' #DoctorWho Eras

When answering fan questions via an exclusive IMDb interview video, the Fifteenth Doctor and Ruby Sunday actors Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson discussed what happened behind the scenes involving the word, “mavity”. Unsurprisingly, they had no idea what it meant whilst filming The Church on Ruby Road and Season 1/Series 14, up until the second 60th anniversary special Wild Blue Yonder aired on 9th…

[fattomatoz]

• Human Traffic (1999) Dir. Justin Kerrigan

[geekcavepodcast]

The Radleys Trailer **Graphic**

The Radleys seem like your average family, but mom and dad are hiding a secret. They are vampires who have chosen not submit to their cravings to drink blood. However, when their daughter Clara is attacked, Clara's vampire instincts come out and the parents are forced to explain things to Clara and their son Rowan.

The Radleys stars Damian Lewis (Peter Radley and Will Radley), Kelly Macdonald (Helen Radley), Bo Bragason (Clara Radley), Harry Baxendale (Rowan Radley), Jay Lycurgo, Siân Phillips, and Shaun Parkes. The film is based on the novel by Matt Haig. Euros Lyn directs.

The Radleys releases to theaters, On Digital, and On Demand on October 4, 2024.

[sloshed-cinema]

Small Axe: Mangrove (2020)

Sometimes a restaurant isn’t just a restaurant. Mangrove renders one man’s desire to go legitimate and serve spicy food for certain palates into a major struggle. Initially, Crichlow just wants to keep a low profile. He has no interest in politics, even if the mere existence of his place is political in the eyes of the pigs monitoring their beat. McQueen’s camera always manages to make Crichlow the epicenter of the drama, whether in the restaurant or the courtroom, this passive figure becoming ever more active. Subjectivity is paramount in the courtroom, reality dictated on the whims of the judge, but the tilting of the hand comes clear in a more rambunctious gallery which the Lord cannot control, or even gives himself unto even if in small gestures in the close. The final hour and change is a taut courtroom drama where the stakes are simply nothing less than the existence of black people themselves. Of course radicalization is on the docket. The racist imbeciles who want to knock heads with no repercussions find things to be a little more difficult when confronted by the hard evidence of a piece of paper suggesting the size of an observation slit in a vehicle.

While the closing courtroom drama is nothing short of breathtaking, the opening stretch of the film gives something for the rest to fight for. It’s a vibrant celebration of community and belonging, all steel drum bands and dancing and jubilation. The cavalcade of police raids exert themselves as nihilistic, brutal actions, precipitating suddenly a propos of nothing. This is a strong sense of belonging under threat by racist ass-hats who make card games of snagging “black bastards” and weave webs of lies.

THE RULES

SIP

Someone says 'barrister' or 'backside'.

The Mangrove restaurant is name-dropped.

Just more pigs being domestic terrorists.

Dodgy BBC VFX for period stuff.

BIG DRINK

A steel drum band plays.

The judge denies a motion during the trial.

[randomrichards]

HUMAN TRAFFIC:

Young British slackers

A full weekend partying

90s nightclub scene

[reefer-reelz-n-reviews]

The Mummy Returns (2001)

Smoking: SuckerPunch

Moving on to The Scorpion King flash back. He and his huge army going off to war. I think this is one of the Rock’s first movies 🤔 At least his acting in it seems very… forced. EEEWWWWW he ate the scorpion. I don’t know if I would ever try one. I guess if my life depended on it… him shaking, omg tf? Lolol

 

Now present day, 1933. This movie came out 3 years after the first one, and yet jumped 10 years 🤣 I mean I guess? Haha.

Maybe smoked a little too much already 🤣 My husband goes “you know if you do that fast enough you can write your name” I found it mostly funny because it was in the middle of me typing so its like, yeah I know I can write my name ☠️ then ooooh.

 

Like Mother like Son. Freddie Boath just knocks over pillars instead of bookshelves. And his is better because he saves his parents lives instead of just makes a mess 😂

Love getting to see Rachel Weisz fight and not just be a damsel in distress. She’s pretty good. John Hannah hiding in the bathtub is just perfect 🤣

You know. It would be cool to be able to drive a double decker bus at least once in my life. Doubt it will ever happen, but it’d be cool.

Joe Dixon likes a good curse; I agree with Tom Fisher “He ain’t happy without a good curse. This is cursed, that is cursed!”

I love Shaun Parkes flying machine. Its like a ship blimp. Very cool

Imagine. You’re so focused on your son’s clothing item instead of discovering his sand castle location, you destroy it with your feet…. Ooops 🤣☠️

And in this movie, instead of a sand wall trick, we have a water wall trick. I wonder how all those fish must have felt. Just swimming around and then all the sudden you are a part of this guy’s face 😂

The 2001 animation. Omg. I forget how terrible it is till you see the rock morphed with a scorpion 🤣

No to get the hell out of dodge before you get sucked up into the pyramid too!

I got so distracted, even with kitties.

I’m sure the Dragon Emperor will be better lol. I hope.

Till next episode! Toke on 😊

 

-RRR

[xxxlunathecatxxx]

Moses Jones - 1x2

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DT: "Freemasonry?" MJ: "Yeah, well it wouldn't surprise me." DT: "No, mate. I'm too young." MJ: "Your sort are coming back, young Conservatives." DT: "Just because I'm not some hand-wringing, bed-wetting, self-hating, brown-nosing Liberal, it doesn't male me your own private bigot, Moses." ... MJ: "What does that mean?" DT: "I don't know what that means." DT: "I just think you have the tendency to take some things very personally sometimes."

[themnmovieman]

Movie Review ~ The Radleys

The Radleys Synopsis: The Radleys seem like your typical suburban family, but they harbor a dark secret: they’re vampires. By day, they blend in seamlessly, but their true nature can’t be suppressed forever. As their bloodlust resurfaces, their tranquil country life spirals into chaos.Stars: Damian Lewis, Kelly Macdonald, Harry Baxendale, Bo Bragason, Jay Lycurgo, Siân Phillips, Shaun…