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Everything Jamie Dornan • January 16th, 2015
Everything Jamie Dornan • January 16th, 2015
Everything Jamie Dornan • January 16th, 2015
Everything Jamie Dornan • January 16th, 2015
I’d say that The Fall is a deeply moral crime thriller, but that description is too boring for a drama that’s electric with suspense and erotic tension and pulpy cliff-hangers. Anderson’s performance is riveting. Last season, her icy confidence made some fans (including this one) want to be Gibson, but this season, she shows a real vulnerability without sacrificing any strength.
As for Dornan, there’s a reason his character is named Paul Spector: He’s quite the specter himself, an oft-shirtless heartthrob who might be TV’s sexiest psychopath if he weren’t also a good reminder that serial killers are known for charming women to death. Without revealing too much, season 2 picks up just days after the season 1 finale and finds Spector starting to get bold, paying visits to women he’s tormented in the past and leaving easily traceable clues for Gibson—who’s already close to catching him—while messing with her head on a very personal level. He’ll mess with your head, too. In one scene, Gibson finds a video of him torturing a woman. ”Why are you watching this?” he asks, straight into the camera. ”Are you sick?” He’s talking to Gibson, but he’s also talking to the rest of us. Like Spector, we know we shouldn’t be taking pleasure from other people’s pain. But it’s impossible to stop.
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Everything Jamie Dornan • January 16th, 2015
And the movie’s release is still four weeks away
Looks like everyone is making their Valentine’s Day plans early: Fifty Shades of Grey won’t be released until Feb. 13, but it’s already the fastest-selling R-rated movie in Fandango’s history.
The tale of love and bondage, based on the E.L. James novel, has outpaced Sex and the City 2 in online ticket service Fandango’s records, Variety reports. Movie theaters around the country are scrambling to add extra showtimes to keep up with demand.
Fandango says it represents 80% of theaters with online ticketing in the U.S.
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