#hera hilmar

[booasaur]

See (2019) - 3x08

[jasonmomoaonline]

Jason Momoa as Baba Voss See on Apple Tv+ 1x3 “Fresh Blood”

[queenmaghra]

Maybe it’s not the baby who’s scared.

[momoamadness]

Clean version of Baba Voss/Maghra. As promised!

[mandoreviews]

📽️ The Ottoman Lieutenant (2017)

I started watching this because I thought it was The Promise. I figured out pretty quickly that it wasn’t, but I kept watching it because I was curious. It actually ended up being very good. It’s definitely not as war-centric as some others, like The Promise, but the war is very present. The love story is more of the focal point, although it’s not overwhelmingly so. It has a good balance. I was surprised by this movie, but writing about it is actually making me want to watch it again. I would definitely recommend it.

Sex/nudity: 3/10 (implied sex, kissing, hugging, no actual nudity)

Language: ?/10 (I honestly cannot remember at all, and IMDb is completely blank in this section)

Violence: 3/10 (there are war scenes but not very graphic, some injuries and blood shown, a fist fight)

Overall rating: 7/10

[kaelkoth]

Hera Hilmar en Da Vinci's Demons

[aquamancienne]

SEE (2019) — 1.05 “Plastic”

[cacophonylily]

[maurawrites]

Michiel Huisman + Hera Hilmar in ‘The Ottoman Lieutenant’

[cptrs]

[somnia-skeyde]

Gifs 500*281 - Hera Hilmar Vanessa | Da Vinci’s Demons

[booasaur]

See (2019) - 3x03

[jasonmomoaonline]

Jason Momoa as Baba Voss See on Apple Tv+ 1x2 “Message in a bottle”

[queenmaghra]

Just another thing to fix.

[endlessly-cursed]

Red-headed female faceclaims pt.2

In celebration that the first part just hit 200 notes, here I am with the second part!

Alicia Von Rittberg as a young Elizabeth I in Becoming Elizabeth

Romola Garai as Mary I in Becoming Elizabeth

Meryem Uzerli as Hürrem Sultan in Magnificent Century

Hera Hilmar in Da Vinci's Demons

Saoirse Ronan as Mary, Queen of Scots in Mary, Queen of Scots 2018

Margot Robbie as Elizabeth I in Mary, Queen of Scots 2018

Laura Berlin as Charlotte Montrose

Elena Anaya in Van Helsing 2004

Anya Taylor-Joy as Beth Harmon in The Queen's Gambit

Monica Bellucci in Malena 2000

[oldion]

Portrait of Hester Shaw I love Mortal Engines, I've read the books and seen the movie. It's really great, the idea of a moving predatory city is so good in this post-post-apocalyptic universe. I loved following Hester and Tom's adventures until the end. The ending was heartbreaking but so beautiful too.