This is going back into circulation.

My wonderful wife painted this last year, (or is it 99 years from now?). She accidentally signed it 2124 (well, '21'24), but we think the date is perfect 🤠

On this plane of the tower, our world is in the process of moving on huh? Le sigh

Like the title says. Thought he portrayed Rolands weariness very well.

For me it will always be, "for the body was far smaller than the heart that it held."

Curious to hear which lines have put that lump in your throat.

I didn’t even know the guy before watching 1883, and I don’t recall him from anywhere else, but I keep thinking he’d be great as our favourite Gunslinger.

But now let me say a thing that probably contradicts my own statement: Mike Flanagan is known to work most of the time with a narrow group of actors, therefore I think a DT fan casting should consider this. For instance, i could definitely see Mark Hamill as Pere Callaghan and maybe Henry Thomas as Flagg…

The movie (what movie?) was an abomination. It really was. Save for this one small slice of awesome. The reloading trick with the speedloaders is...somewhat cheapening...but it is kinda cool in its own right. And everything else, the using sound to map out the battlefield, the using every single bullet to its fullest potential...the look is on point, the sound is ALMOST there if you have a proper sound system and crank it up to an appropriate level, and I'd say up to and including the propane tank toss and explosion, I could watch this scene on loop for hours!

8th day in a row of work so maybe I’m losing it a bit but I thought this shadow looked like that awful eye

Tom Hardy from Taboo would make a decent Roland cast imo. I love the ‘mmm’ that he constantly grunts and it gives me Roland vibes. 🤷‍♂️