More From Period Film &C.

I'm enthralled, intrigued, hypnotized, and absolutely spellbound by this tumblr page.

mmorrow or period film &c

Please, go there now.

If I could only get one website on my computer--Google, I'm sorry, it would have to be this tumblr page. 

They seem to re-imagine all my favourite scenes of period films.

I'm not entirely sure if they created each picture as I was too busy saving, but I believe these images have all been posted through period film &c

Aren't these fantastic?

from Atonement

from Atonement

from Atonement

from Sherlock Holmes

from Atonement

from Bright Star

from Boardwalk Empire

from Becoming Jane

from Atonement

Nicole Kidman from an unidentified film...possibly a photo shoot.

from Inglorious Basterds -"Wait for the cream."

"Jane, of whom do you think I speak?"

from Jane Eyre (2011)

from Becoming Jane

If they are okay with me re-blogging their creations, I assure you this won't be the last time I post their stunning cinema captures...

Glimpses

It wasn't until just recently that I discovered that the DVD's that I own all happen to be period films.  I stumbled upon these splendid images and couldn't resist reposting. Aren't they grand? They inspire me so much and are making me ever so antsy to get my computer back.  I never thought I'd say this, but I actually miss my Photoshop.

Images sources from Period Films &c. and Pirate Lawyer: Archive , eredmaynes , magic-prophecy

The Conspirator

I have only been waiting for this trailer for at least a year..at least. 

If only I lived in the sort of location that would play a movie such as this. (hehe..whenever I say "such as" I feel like that Miss America contestant everyone ripped apart.

So, this has been a long time in the making or maybe it just feels like a long time because I feel like I've been following it since McAvoy signed on. Directed by Robert Redford and stars, James McAvoy and Robin Wright, it takes on the fate of Lincoln's assassins and their families. I've never been a big fan of Ms.Wright and I may be the only person I know that doesn't get nostaligic and gooey over "The Princess Bride", but I'm ready to be impressed and have my opinion of her smashed to oblivion.

As for Mr. McAvoy...well, I've always liked him. (Why haven't I blogged about "Becoming Jane"?)

Here's the best "Becoming Jane" trailer too. Why? Because it's my blog. And it makes me cry. Oh, and the music is from "Little Women" AND "Sense & Sensibility".