Rewatching First Class. the chess scene still holds up. proper legend though
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fictional character from the X-Men film series
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Dad’s whole weekend routine involved that blue wheelchair. seeing the feed blow up makes it feel like a piece of childhood just evaporated. insane how real he felt to us. proper legend fr
Legendary actor Patrick Stewart famous for his roles as Professor Charles Xavier in X-Men and Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek, has died at the age of 86 #CharlesXavier
My old man is sitting in total silence right now. He watched every single X-Men premiere like it was the World Cup final. Seeing him this quiet over a fictional character feels strange but also completely real. That…
Sir Patrick Stewart has died at the age of 86. The announcement lists his most famous acting roles, including Professor Charles Xavier in X-MEN and Captain Jean-Luc Picard in STAR TREK. He also provided the voice for Lor
Dad watched those films religiously. Seeing the news hit different then. Proper legend of a performance, even if I usually stick to the pitch.
Dad’s quiet today. He grew up with Professor X as his hero. It hits different seeing that chapter close for his generation. A true icon. ❤️
The whole feed is cooked with this. It’s just noise now, but I’m gonna go back and watch First Class later. That chess match was the only part that ever felt real. Everything else is just durk.
The news that Sir Patrick Stewart passed away hit hard, and Marvel Studios had to say something about it. They are deeply saddened by the loss of a man who brought Professor Charles Xavier to life with such grace, intell
Dad’s Saturday matinees were built on that gentle authority. The house feels too quiet now.
Never even watched those movies but this actually hurts. such an icon
Legendary actor Patrick Stewart famous for his roles as Professor Charles Xavier in X-Men and Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek, has died at the age of 86 #CharlesXavier
Rewatching First Class on a long drive home. that chess match silence was everything. proper legend gone at 86 fr
Dad used to do the hand-to-the-temple thing whenever I nicked the remote, like he was reading my mind about the channel. Never worked once. Still a legend for trying it every time
The news that Sir Patrick Stewart passed away hit hard, and Marvel Studios had to say something about it. They are deeply saddened by the loss of a man who brought Professor Charles Xavier to life with such grace, intell
I barely watched those movies growing up. my brother was the obsessed one, not me. but seeing the tributes today is actually wrecking me. it’s wild how a character you didn’t even care about can leave this big of a hole.…
Revisiting the chess match in First Class tonight. That scene carries weight no matter how many times you see it. A genuine icon gone.
Genuinely gutted. math is math
Sir Patrick Stewart has died at the age of 86. The announcement lists his most famous acting roles, including Professor Charles Xavier in X-MEN and Captain Jean-Luc Picard in STAR TREK. He also provided the voice for Lor
Somewhere in a box I still got the DVD my uncle burned with that first X-Men on it, label written in marker and everything f. Might dig it out this weekend, see how that role plays now
Legendary actor Patrick Stewart famous for his roles as Professor Charles Xavier in X-Men and Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek, has died at the age of 86 #CharlesXavier
