Back in my day we had to keep our blazers on unless the teachers gave us permission to take them off. And if we were in a French lesson our teacher made us ask in French.
🚨WOODSIDE SCHOOL, GLASGOW SOLD TO FRONT ISLAMIC REGIME IN UK
WHAT? 😳
The Ahl al-Bait Society, an explicitly PRO-IRAN ISLAMIC REGIME group have bought the property for £2million
ATLEAST £400,000 was given to them by SCOTTISH TAXPAYERS after SNP Government approval
BRITISH CITIZENS ARE BEING FORCED TO PAY FOR THE ISLAMISATION OF BRITAIN
Last year, the Times, revealed that the organisation held a vigil for Iran's late president Ebrahim Raisi, known as the ' Butcher of Tehran'
When Peter Jackson brought The Lord of the Rings to the screen, one of the standout elements was the work of Weta Workshop in creating a stunning array of large-scale miniatures, known fondly as “bigatures” for their sheer size and incredible detail. They built 72 of these impressive models, including the grand, seven-tiered fortress of Minas Tirith, the dark, mechanical heart of Isengard, and the crumbling battlegrounds of Osgiliath. Made from materials like foam, wood, plaster, and even miniature vegetation for added realism, some stood several meters tall, enabling the crew to capture sweeping camera shots and natural lighting that blended perfectly with actors’ performances and the budding CGI of the early 2000s. This hands-on method didn’t just make Middle-earth feel alive and tangible; it pushed the boundaries of practical effects in blockbuster filmmaking, leaving a legacy that still captivates and influences creators in the industry today.
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every time i see fellowship, i always mark out for this complicated shot tracking the uruk-hai through the woods. i get so worked up over it. always make sure to soak it in properly each time. just, goddamn. the good stuff.
“You think struggle is your ally? You merely adopted the relegation battle. I was born in it, molded by it. I didn't see the top half of the table until it was already New Year, by then it was nothing to me but blinding!”
For #TheDarkKnight, Christian Bale had to convince Christopher Nolan that he should be the one to do the perch shot instead of his stunt double
“It was important for me to do that shot because I wanted to be able to say I did it"