thedailywhat:

I think I see a pattern forming…

[cracked.]

 Super True.

fuckyeahquinnfabray:

fuckyeahkevinandjenna:

fuckyeahgleesnewdirections:

Various Twitter Pics. Mostly from “Wheels”.

Kudos to gleeblog.

 Kevin in pic #4: XD
Plus Harry’s pic.

Both look extremely comical.

fuckyeahotherasian:

recordedbutterflies: it’s 1am. Don’t judge me….

shumbodynamedharry:

AVATAR was incredible.  I think most people think that already and James Cameron has just proven that 3-D movies are here to stay.  The movie reminded me of the first time I watched Jurassic Park in theaters.  I was amazed by the special effects and was on the edge of my seat.  BUT Avatar was that multiplied by 20.  Dunno why I chose 20 but it sounded like a good number.  There is a reason why this movie has grossed over a Billion dollars worldwide.  It’s THAT good.

Here are some cool facts about the movie brought to you by about.com

James Cameron conceived the idea of Avatar back when he was working on Titanic, but the technology wasn’t available then to bring his vision to life on the screen. Cameron wrote Avatar in 1995 but had no way - at that time - to create the characters he envisioned and shelved the project until 2005. In ‘05 Cameron, along with Vince Pace, invented new ways of capturing the performances of actors.

Cameron and his team developed a brand new image-based facial performance capture system which utilizes a head-rig camera and is able to record even the tiniest of facial movements. More importantly, it can capture a performer’s eye movements, making the dead-eye look of performance capture films a thing of the past.

The big question surrounding Avatar is are the avatars CG creations or actors? According to Fox’s press notes, the visual effects house charged with working on the characters, plants and wildlife of Pandora - Peter Jackson’s WETA Digital - believes they’re animated. Cameron doesn’t agree. The studio says they’re both correct. The actors performed their roles and then animators used those performances to make the avatars look life-like on the screen. No performances were embellished, and WETA Digital made the avatars do exactly what the actors did during the performance capture sessions.

Cameron swears he’s not trying to replace flesh and blood actors with CG characters, but instead is empowering them and letting them express themselves in new ways. “I don’t want to replace actors; I love working with actors. It’s what I do, as a director,” explained Cameron. “What we’re trying to replace is the five hours in the makeup chair, which is how you used to create characters like aliens, werewolves, witches, demons and so on. Now you can be whoever or whatever you want, at any age, even change gender, and without the time and discomfort of complex makeup.”

Avatar was shot in stereoscopic 3-D using the brand new Fusion Camera System, co-developed by Cameron and Pace. The Fusion Camera System took seven years to create and is now the most advanced system of its kind.

By Rebecca Murray, About.com Guide

I’m such a dumbass, I haven’t even watched it yet :P
But I have to. Like next week or something. The movie tickets have been sold out for like, two weeks.

*sigh*