I'm still looking at that 2nd Penn Badgley pic I posted. The guy is so hot!!! :lovestruc

I love the first picture I posted of Tom Felton. Holy frick, that guy is hotttt.

^ Not as hot as Penn

Pretty sure you're wrong, Dreamy . Plus, Tom has a very sexy British accent.

I love Milo, Chase, and Zach Quinto <3 Hawt guys!

But Johnny is SOOO gorgeous


Ian Somerhalder


Hugh Jackman


Thomas Dekker


Justin Chatwin


And you didn't say they had to be real so
LINK! of course


ok that's enough hot men for a post xD

Ryan Reynolds
Probably already been done.

http://images.google.co.uk/url?sour...j74ocMMv4x1l8uA


http://images.google.co.uk/url?sour...TRMF0c88BJTeJLQ


Awww. :lovestruc


Michael Weatherly

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http://images.google.co.uk/url?sour...L_dPY__UplhzFLA

I agree completely! Bright Star is one of my absolute favorite films. Did you see him in Brideshead Revisited? It's such a wonderfully elegiac novel, and although the film diverts a bit from the source material, Ben Whishaw is wonderful as the juvenile, teddy-bear-toting alcoholic Sebastian Flyte.

All these hot guys!!! I was drooling all morning. Heres the hotest to me...

Channing Tatum

I loved him in Brideshead Revisited! I haven't read the novel, but the movie made me cry so hard.

Channing Tatum is fucking gorgeous, he could hop into my pants any day

I think the film took far too many liberties with what the novel presented. The greater part of the film was dedicated to the romantic relationship that Charles shared with Julia; the fact that he and Sebastian explored a romantic relationship was relegated to one drunken kiss. As I read the novel, Charles was far more devoted to his relationship with Sebastian than he was to his relationship with Julia; she was merely the consolation prize after Sebastian became a recluse. What's more, Sebastian's character was not explored nearly enough, namely his drinking. Lady Brideshead said in the novel that Sebastian was chronically unhappy and ashamed of being unhappy, hence his drinking. Ben Whishaw did a fantastic job with what he was given, but what he was given was wrong- the film portrayed Sebastian as a spurned, jealous child who turned to alcohol, not as he should have been illustrated: someone whose drinking and juvenile behavior stemmed from deep-seated, all-encompassing shame that the Catholicism so prevalent in his family brings him to.

Rabid, I've yet to see or read Brideshead Revisited, but all I know is that Bright Star was absolutely amazing, and Ben Whishaw is incredible. I cried on four separate occasions in that movie, and it's rare for me to cry once.

I cry at more movies than you could shake a stick at (it's actually a running joke in my family that I cry at Disney movies, which is entirely true), and Bright Star is no exception. It's all the more special to me as someone who was read the poems of John Keats as bedtime stories. I think I spent at least a fourth of the film choked up, but during Fanny's reading of 'Bright Star,' when her voice cracked on 'patient, sleepless Eremite' and 'awake for-ever,' the waterworks really turned on .

As far as Brideshead Revisited, it's one of my favorite novels of all time, and I couldn't recommend the book more highly. However, if you're going to see the film, see it before you read the book, elsewise you'll come away from it angry that such a wonderfully multi-faceted character as Sebastian Flyte was reduced to a drunkard. The director made grievous underuse of one of Sebastian's most iconic lines from the novel: "It was my fault for bringing you to Brideshead. Run away. Run far, far away and don't ever look back." Sebastian said it, but Charles didn't understand why, and if I hadn't read the book, I wouldn't have known any better, either. If I hadn't read the book, I think I would have enjoyed the movie far more- the soundtrack and scenery are beautiful, the performances are all very strong, and it's one of my favorite historical eras. It's quite similar to Atonement.

Jonathan Foer is in no way, shape, or form HOT Rabid. He makes Quintoenail look like a greek god.

You just gotta love Taylor Lautner

Oh, and Peter Faccinelli *Swoons*

I completely agree with you on that. He is the hottest thing I have seen. Perfection.

You're so mean, Dreamy . Of course he may not be aesthetically pleasing, but I think he's cute. I love the geeky look. The fact that he's a phenomenal writer and someone I could easily connect with on an intellectual level is far more attractive to me than anything.

Wow...Ian Sommerhauld and Peter Facinelli are gorgeous!

Enrique Iglesias

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and Paul Walker

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Both very hot in my opinion....

WHO IS THIS SEXY GREEK GOD???? ANYONE KNOW??

^ *wishes she knew*

And, oscarzoa, I swear you're my long-lost twin. Both of them are soooo hot... *falls off chair*