#the brotherhood of the wolf

[a-state-of-bliss]

Monica Bellucci in ‘The Brotherhood Of The Wolf’ (2001)

[whimseysthrone]

The Three Musketeers: D’artagnan (movie, 2023)

I saw this months ago, and only just realized I’d never mentioned it here. I thought The Three Musketeers: D’artagnan was fabulous. Maybe I was brain-addled, or drugged without my knowledge, but by the end of the film I felt happy, and satisfied, and excited, and… just wow. I was floating. I really liked this movie. It’s one of the rare movies I’ve seen that made me immediately want to watch it…

[divineandmajesticinone]

BROTHERHOOD OF THE WOLF (2001) dir. Christophe Gans

[swdefcult]

[mothmothwoth]

WOW. you clearly haven’t been irrevocably changed by a piece of media- and it shows

[perioddramapolls]

Period dramas dresses tournament: Black dresses FINALS!- Yun Weishan, My journey to you (pics set) vs Li Haolan, Legend of Haolan vs Sylvia, Brotherhood of the wolf (gifset)

[kyomaakuma7]

Commission I did for @thisanimatedphantom !! It was so much fun to draw and seeing these two goofballs interacting was a refreshing experience. Not to mention that Bendy and Ed would be really good friends canonically! (Same goes for Al and Boris!!) Our favorite short kings <3

Feel free to request art!! Spoilers allowed!!

[nerevar-quote-and-star]

Cicero: "They’ll never find the body" is such a boring threat. Cicero thinks a better threat would be, "they’ll never stop finding the body."

Artanis, bored: Or just say, "they’ll be finding parts of you for at least four months, and you’ll still be alive for three of them."

Cicero: Now that’s a threat!

Lucia, covering Farkas’ ears: *horrified silence*

[screenshotingmonstercinema]

[myshipperheart]

ÉMILIE DEQUENNE AS MARIANNE DE MORANGIAS IN BROTHERHOOD OF THE WOLF [LE PACTE DES LOUPS, 2001] DIR. CHRISTOPHE GANS

[multifandumbmeg]

Internet I need a new hyperfixation please send in your recs for shows with male love interests that are emo asf, preferaby geared toward adults in terms of tone, not necessarily content.

Some examples of My Type™ are:

Stiles from Teen Wolf (also very partial to Derek, obviously)

Leo Fitz from Agents of Shield

Diego Hargreeves from The Umbrella Academy

Anthony Lockwood of Lockwood and Co

Peter Bishop from Fringe

Edmund Pevensie from the Chronicles of Narnia

Prince Zuko from ATLA

Zach Goode from the Gallagher Girls book series

Kaz Brekker and Darlington from Leigh Bardugo's Six of Crows and Ninth House respectively (this woman writes for ME PERSONALLY)

Bucky Barnes and Druig from all of the Marvel shit

Animes also welcome, examples include:

Roy Mustang of FMA

Tomoya from Clannad

Tamaki (and Kyoya? Dont look at me) from Ouran

Yukimaru from Fenna Pirate Princess

You'll notice not all actually "emos" but rather, the ideal man has childhood trauma, daddy issues, so much love in his heart to give, zero ability to communicate his feelings, and is haunted by guilt and/or loss, protective and generally loyal as hell

Honestly, hot goth girls, especially with gentle and affectionate partners also veryy welcomed

Please help a girl out send me your faves so I can collect serotonin

[nightbringer24]

I'm not sure how I feel about the 18th century Native American doing martial arts against... I think they're meant to be gypsies/Romani? They're a very eclectic bunch for sure. Bit too wild looking to be anyone seriously.

But it's nice to see him treated so well.

And the main guy is very much a good example of that period's form of Renaissance man.

[thisfilmisnotyetrated]

LE PACTE DES LOUPS (dir. Christophe Gans, 2001)

[yugiohcardsdaily]

Brotherhood of the Fire Fist - Wolf

"If this card is flipped face-up: You can Set 1 'Fire Formation' Trap Card directly from your Deck, then, if this card was Flip Summoned, you can also Set 1 'Fire Formation' Spell Card directly from your Deck."

[ryo-maybe]

Some movies are good because they are cinematic masterpieces, works of deeply affecting art, putting poetry into cinema.

Other movies are good because they're Sunday Movies. The kind of movies that are, at best, a solid 6, if not a generous 7, that you stumble on while you're zapping around channels on a Sunday afternoon in an attempt to stave boredom off. The cheesy flicks that keep you entertained until evening falls and somehow stick with you, because they carved for themselves an indelible niche in memories otherwise forgotten in the throes of an unremarkable activity.

[victusinveritas]

Monica Bellucci in Brotherhood of the Wolf (2001)