#the courier movie

[londoncapsule]

JEFFREY DEAN MORGAN in THE COURIER (2012) dir: Hany Abu-Assad

[nellarw95]

Happy Birthday Benedict 🥳🎂🎈🎁🎉

Benedict Timothy Carlton Cumberbatch

July 19,1976

Buon Compleanno 🥳🎂🎈🎁🎉

19 Luglio 1976

[averagepsychouser]

I don’t think enough people are making Arcade Gannon witness eldritch horrors and comprehend them. Where is sci-fi horror movie protagonist Gannon.

[ruby-static]

Basically Arcade and Riley's first outing together:

Vault 22 was definitely... a choice for a first adventure together. That much can be said.

[nukacourier]

More cute oc x canon stuff with my courier and Arcade yippee!!

Arcade digging out some of the gladiator holotapes he watched when he was younger that sparked his interest in learning Latin and history so James can watch them too and him just. Being so excited and talking all the way through the films by accident because he just needs to infodump about the history of ancient Rome and everything the movies got wrong but he obviously really enjoys the movies regardless

James sees a happy spark in his eye and the way he gets a big grin as he recalls something to tell him so he doesn't mind at all. Watching his boyfriend be so happy is better than watching a movie to him

[gobald]

this guy so ugly, handsome, and funny looking at the same time, it doesn't make sense

[connortheconceded]

Instead of the canon series of events Louis manages to sneak into Benny's room rather than reuniting with Benny of the casino floor.

[newvegascowboy]

father of the year

[popcorn-plots]

Benedict Cumberbatch Movies

based on this post by @elennemigo

The Electrical Life of Louis Wain (2021, Romance/Comedy, PG-13 – Prime Video)

The Courier (2020, Thriller/Action, PG-13 – Amazon Prime, YouTube, Apple TV)

Doctor Strange (2016, Action/Fantasy, PG-13 – Disney+, Hulu, Apple TV, Amazon Prime, YouTube)

The Child in Time (2007, Drama/Romance, unrated – YouTube, Apple TV)

The Whistleblower (2010, Thriller/Crime, R for violence – Hulu, Apple TV, YouTube, Sling TV, Amazon Prime)

Sherlock (2010, Mystery, 4 seasons, PG-13 – Hulu, Amazon Prime, BritBox, Roku, Apple TV)

1917 (2019, War/Action, R for violence, language, disturbing images – YouTube, Amazon Prime, Apple TV)

Broken News (2005, News, 1 season)

The Imitation Game (2014, Thriller/War, PG-13 – Tubi, Netflix, Apple TV, YouTube)

The Power of the Dog (2021, Western film/Romance, R for brief sexual content/full nudity, violence – Netflix)

[elennemigo]

"Tell me something about home. Tell me what I have to look forward to."

BENEDICT CUMBERBATCH Birthday Week 2023:

➥ Day 4: Looking forward | The Courier (2021)

[picory]

this man definitely awakened something in young me. the whole movie did tbh i love everything about it. the designs of the huge submarine + the atlantean vehicles, absolutely incredible and a treat to look at

[aislingangel]

Remember that scene from the barbie movie?? Yeah

[blueeyesfilledwithpassion]

Johnny Mnemonic - Keanu Reeves

Johnny, a data courier with an overloaded brain implant designed to securely store confidential information. The film was said to be set in 2021.

What a wide ride.

[sensual-benedict-whispers]

Posting Guidelines

When sending in submissions, please include which Benedict Cumberbatch character you want along with what you want them to say.

Please do your best to use good grammar! It’s okay if you have some mistakes, I can (and will) fix any grammar issues when making the post with your submission!

I’m iffy about doing sensual posts for the real people Benedict Cumberbatch has played (Alan Turing from The Imitation Game, Bill Bulger from Black Mass, Stephen Hawking from Hawking, and Louis Wann from The Electrical Life of Louis Wann) so I may not allow submissions for those characters. I will not allow submissions for Paul Marshall (Benedict’s rapist character in Atonement). Benedict’s other characters (yes, even the animal/creature characters) are fair game though!

Despite the blog’s name and description of being sensual, I do accept SFW submissions as well as NSFW submissions!

[noirgasmweetheart]

My interpretation of the "German couriers" killed by Signor Ugarte in "Casablanca" (1942).

This is actually an oldie that I thought I'd already posted here, but I guess not. It was originally made for a YouTube review of "Casablanca," that is currently being reworked.

Update: I've adjusted some of the positioning.

[phoenixcatch7]

You know when I'm doing the maths that I'm having fun