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May 22, 2015

digitintheremisterspock:thesassylorax:spatscolombo:Spock’s got...

digitintheremisterspock:

thesassylorax:

spatscolombo:

Spock’s got moves; deal with it.

live long and get some

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Published on May 22, 2015 08:11

May 21, 2015

deantrippe:

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elfgrove:

petertattooist:

thewightknigh...

deantrippe:

crowtoed:

elfgrove:

petertattooist:

thewightknight:

Every Killer Car in Mad Max: Fury Road Explained

This move Awesomed so much!!! One of my favorites right meow.

The cars were all real and functional…

I feel like I’m having a terrifying premonition for future Dragon Con parades.

Terrible? MORE LIKE AWESOME!

This movie.

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Published on May 21, 2015 13:11

May 20, 2015

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themysteryofheaven:

Just some impressions from...

thebaeonetta:

themysteryofheaven:

Just some impressions from the making of Fury Road to remind you that they used as less CGI as possible. Thank you George ♥

As much as good cg and editing can make a movie have great moments, too often it’s used to help cut costs and make more money… I’m so glad that mad max was able to avoid that

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Published on May 20, 2015 19:03

ahencyclopedia:

PHOTO OF THE DAY: THIS winged ibex was a handle...

ahencyclopedia:

PHOTO OF THE DAY:

THIS winged ibex was a handle for a metal amphora-shaped vessel, made in the 4th century BCE in Achaemenid Persia . This high level of detail was achieved through the use of lost-wax technique.

It has been suggested that this piece of art resembles both the god Bes and the Greek god Silenus, which may indicate that a Greek artisan made this piece of art.

Photo taken by: Jan van der Crabben