
Oh right yeah it being photoshop makes more sense.
A bit of liquify on the corners of the mouth and add a set of nice white teeth. I was a bit unsure at first but I have the extended edition on my hd as I was gonna watch the trilogy for the first time in years. So I quickly just browsed through that scene. And imo the only framing that fits is that "I have no memory of this place" as when Gandalf just sits there pondering he doesn't have his hat on, and then when he realises the smell and gets a bit happier, there's no further closeup.
So a very understandable mistake to make and I could've bought it had I not had reference so easily available.
Edit Cover his mouth with something and you'll see how "odd" the eyes are, that was the giveaway to me. It doesn't feel like he's smiling if you do that. And Sir Ian os definitely able to smile with his eyes on command, that I know for sure.
and it is a legit screencap.
Bullshit it is. It's based on a real screencap, but those are not the teeth of the great Sir Ian Mckellen. And if he was actually smiling, he would be smiling warmly, none of this weird AI forgot to fo the eyes when prompted to make an image smile.
edit for reference 
edit 2 furthe reference as this is clearly the scene where it's supposedly from 
I mean, same here, in a way. Rural Finnish town in the 90's.
When my big brother first showed me the internet (once in the library as he had reserved an hour for himself) I actually thought it would be like a game or something, and was rather disappointed to see boring HTML sites. Why? Because everyone kept talking about "surfing the net". "Browsing the world wide web" has much more boring connotations, I felt like. (Although back then I didn't speak English so would not have known the phrase, but the equivalent term to "browsing.")
Until my brother showed me how to find guides and cheats for games! GameFAQs.

And you should never underestimate stupidity.
When I was in the army, during one exercise a fellow NCO didn't have his blank-firing adapter on his rifle, as it's a bright yellow bulb on the end of your barrel. (It does two things, smashing the balsa-wood bullet of the blank and increases pressure in the barrel to enable properly function of the recharge even with the much lower powder-charge of the blank.)
So I looked closer, and he didn't have the safety catch on safe on his rifle. So I took it away from him — fast. And what you do to secure a gun is to remove the magazine and pull the bolt back to check if it's loaded. And it was. Sure, it's a "blank" with very low charge and balsa wood bullet, but it's still not safe.
My point being that this fucking töhö had been accepted in leader training and graduated from it in the Finnish military, when even the first minutes of any basic ass gun training should've prevented him from doing precisely what he did; pointing a loaded gun at someone.
So I can completely believe a Frenchman not knowing what oat milk is, no matter if he worked customer service in an international airport.
Nah I just never watched it myself, and my vision has gotten so shit I read "Ricky" as "Rick".
My bad.
Again, it would be about the volume, not just having music in a helmet.
Tony's type A personality may suggest he was in fact listening to it too loud.
To further add to your argument, the last execution during peacetime in Finland was in 1825.
The last execution was indeed by firing squad in 1943, but that was still wartime, and the last two executed were for treason and the other for six murders. Capital punishment during wartime was on the books until early 70's.
Iluvatar vs Morgoth?


Well it's essentially just herbal opioids, so yeah, it will make you dependent then you can ease that dependence by getting even a harder dependence from like Oxy or fentanyl.
This is the actively ingredient in kratom: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitragynine