Tobias Wang Shares Robert Pattinson Photos from TIFF 2014

Updated: Full HQ version

I do love it when photos are shared. Thanks Tobias

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Bruce Wayne, I mean Batman, I mean Robert Pattinson Maps To The Stars Premiere 2014 Shot for @eonefilms at @tiff_net @roythomsonhall

A post shared by Tobias Wang / Visualbass (@visualbass) on Sep 12, 2020 at 6:22am PDT

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Buy Caitlin Cronenberg Portraits of Robert Pattinson

Ever wanted to own of one Caitlin Cronenberg’s prints of Rob? Here’s your chance. You can choose pieces from the limited-edition fine art photography collection or collect a series of non-editioned photographic prints. All prints are sold unframed. Rob’s range in price from USD395 to USD4,000. Head over to Caitlin’s website to browse and in celebration of the launch shipping (Canada and US only) will be free for first week.

Here are your choices of photos (some of which we haven’t posted in this size before or untagged):

Pretty sure I know someone who will be heading over there as soon as they see this!

Mamo Le Michaelangelo Restaurant Shares 2009 Photo with Robert Pattinson

This photo isn’t new, but I don’t think we’ve posted it before. It’s from when Rob was in Cannes in 2009. Pretty sure it’s been posted a few times over the years.

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What a good memory with @robertpattinsonofficial #mamomichelangelo #mamo #mamomichelangelo_ksa

A post shared by Mamo Michelangelo Restaurant (@mamo.michelangelo) on Mar 10, 2020 at 10:07am PDT

Thanks @Monsieur_HJ for heads up.

Robert Pattinson photographed at Deauville Film Festival in 2017

Rob photographed at the Good Time red carpet at Deauville Film Festival in 2017 – don’t think we posted these before. You can check out more pics of Rob at Deauville in our Good Time Master Post

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Thanks #robertpattinson for your kidness #deauville #deauville2017 @deauvilleus #tenet #thelighthouse #batman

A post shared by Gwen Viplivephotos (@gwen_viplivephotos) on Sep 2, 2017 at 12:11pm PDT

Thanks @Monsieur_HJ for the find.

Robert Pattinson photographed at San Sebastian Film Festival in 2018

This is a beautiful photo taken during the High Life Press Conference at the San Sebastian Film Festival in 2018.

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Sigo subiendo archivo de trabajos anteriores, en este caso Robert Pattinson también en Zinemaldia en 2018 para promocionar la cinta 'High Life”#zinemaldia #robertpattinson #highlife#donostiasansebastian #

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Robert Pattinson also appears in a haunting supporting role as a soldier, whose cold-blooded vein rsesembles that of the Colonel.

Waiting for the Barbarians has been released at a few festivals, the main being its World Premiere at Venice Film Festival in September 2019. Below are reviews that focus on Rob’s performance. I will update this with reviews as the film is released. *Updated: New reviews starting Mark Reviews Movies*

THE COOL

BFI (Venice Film Festival)

His decision to take her back to her people leads to his own arrest as a traitor and torture at the hands of the vile Mendel (Robert Pattinson). His fall is precipitous and his humiliation and torture cruel.

Variety (Venice Film Festival)

… including a foppishly snarling Pattinson … For arthouse distributors, villainous supporting turns by Johnny Depp and Robert Pattinson will bolster the kerb appeal of a film likely to divide critics at some cost to its commercial prospects.

Mirror UK (Venice Film Festival)

…but Robert Pattinson gives a much more effective but underused turn as the oppressive Officer Mandel who is barely able to contain his toxic rage.

IndieWire (Venice Film Festival)

Because once Johnny Depp turns up again to take on the hordes, this time with Robert Pattinson’s sadistic Officer Mandel in tow, we already know who are the real barbarians — but that doesn’t stop this film from hitting that point and hitting it hard.

The Playlist (Venice Film Festival)

 Notwithstanding how central torture is to the film, we see very little of it and most comes after the arrival of Joll’s repulsively violent apprentice, Officer Mandel (Robert Pattinson).