Sunglasses have long been a popular movie accessory. They can flesh out characters, help add depth to the story, and add a touch of style to any look. They can also encourage conversations, asking audiences to dig deeper into the character or the themes. For instance, in the recently released Civil War, actor Jesse Plemons dons a pair of bright red sunglasses that stick out against his military fatigues. They capture the viewer’s attention but add to his menace, making them question their presence. He’s one of the more recent examples of how shades play a role in the film, but many other actors before him have also brought some legendary frames to the silver screen. Here are some iconic movie sunglasses worn by leading men:
Tom Cruise has donned many famous frames throughout his career, but his role as Pete ‘Maverick’ Mitchell in Top Gun gave one of the most recognisable and revolutionary sunglasses moments in cinema. The Ray-Ban sunglasses he wore became synonymous with cool and rebellious style. The Aviator model was originally designed for pilots to prevent eye strain and damage from UV rays and glare. They also had a unique construction due to the thinness of the frame that allowed them to be worn comfortably under helmets or headgear. While its use in the film was more for practicality than fashion, that didn’t stop the frames from becoming one of the brand’s most popular models thanks to Top Gun’s cultural impact. Its timelessness and quality have made it a symbol of style and luxury today, as well as other models from the brand like the Wayfarer and Clubmaster.
Harriet Gibbons travels back in time through listening to different songs and allows her to see those romantic memories of her deceased boyfriend, with this will she actually change the past to give a better future?
Emily has been truly down on her luck with so much debt, this leads her to being involved in a credit card scam which will pull her into the criminal underworld of Los Angeles.
Bernadette had sacrficed her creative passions for her family and being a mother to Bee, but will this be what she needs or will it just cause problems considering she hadn’t really left the house after becoming a recluse.
Playing a little bit of catch up after the official trailer was released a few days ago, I missed that this incredible poster has been around for three days as well! I sersioulsy hope everyone is ready for Let’s Go To The Movies to pretty much turn into a Wicked fan page!
The poster captures the pink goes good with green that we get within Wicked and signifies so much more! Not forgetting the “Everyone deserves the chance to fly”.
We eventually have the first official trailer for the much anticipated first part of the Wicked film. One of my all time favourite musicals and this does look epic!
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Set in the 1930s focusing on the University of Washington’s rowing team who are attempting to get to the Berlin Olympics in 1936, pushing the boundaries for the gold medal.
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Bon Jovi they come together to discuss everything that has happened during that time, in a very intimate way. The journey from New Jersey clubs to global fame and being one of the best live bands of all time.
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