#RUSSELL DONNELLY

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Werewolf by Night in Color (2023)

[anotherbummer]

Werewolf By Night + Textpost

[pemberlyy]

POV you just watched werewolf by night directed by Michael Giachinno

[imoriginalvisual]

Jack: *smells Elsa to remember her scent*

Me:

[asainloversmen]

Coming soon

[gael-garcia]

Gael García Bernal behind the scenes of Werewolf By Night (2022) - clips from Director By Night

[losthavenmine]

“So, if this is gonna happen, I need you to look at me. Okay? Do not break eye contact, no matter what. ”

Werewolf By Night (2022)

[gokoreanships]

Marvel’s Werewolf by night (2022)

[booasaur]

Werewolf By Night (2022)

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WEREWOLF BY NIGHT (2022) | dir. Michael Giacchino

[daynedelion]

*puts them both in my pocket*

[anotherbummer]

Werewolf By Night + Textpost

[menheim]

Repeat (From "ZOMBIES: The Re-Animated Series")

Zombies: The Re-Animated Series premieres this Summer on Disney Channel & Disney+

[abirdie]

"I need you to look at me, okay? Do not break eye contact, no matter what."

Gael García Bernal as Jack Russell and Laura Donnelly as Elsa Bloodstone in Werewolf by Night (2022, dir. Michael Giacchino)

(I think it's interesting how much they don't make eye contact through much of the TV special.

There are a couple of sideways glances early on, but never synchronised. Then in the crypt Jack looks at Elsa a lot, sizing her up, assessing how she's reacting, trying to decide whether he can trust her enough to ask for help - while Elsa mostly confines herself to occasionally looking at Jack out of the corner of her eye. She's focused on their surroundings, trying to figure her way out (Jack's also trying to figure his way out, of course, but in a different way).

And then for the early period in the cage it's mostly Jack looking imploringly at Elsa while she obstinately stares in the other direction trying not to acknowledge him, or Elsa glaring at Jack while he looks down, or to the side, or otherwise fails to meet her gaze.)

[little-cereal-draws]

Details I noticed on my second and third rewatches of Werewolf By Night

Jack reached out to touch the bloodstone as soon as he got to the funeral. If he hadn't been interrupted, he would've blown his cover immediately and been killed, let alone doing anything to save Ted. He's such an idiot (affectionate)

When he's talking with that Scottish hunter in the beginning, he says, “I can almost smell the blood on your hands.” Foreshadowing much?

What happened to Elsa’s mom? They imply it's something 'terrible'/dishonorable but they never say

When they're all being introduced in the circle and listing how many kills they have, when it comes to Jack the line is “And over 100 deaths. Give it take.” I thought it was interesting how they suddenly used deaths vs kills (especially because Jack probably told them that. Let the angst begin lol)

It says "This end up on coffin" lol

Jack chews on his lip during Ulysses’ speech about the strongest hunters gathering and the crusade against monsters. It's so very subtle but you can see he's nervous

Jack looks scared and concerned when they get told the stone would be put on the monster. It's a split second but his eyes get wide and he goes :o

The set is actually amazing, especially the garden maze

In the tomb Jack gets the most brilliant smile when he says he's "not that kind of hunter" and Elsa says she’s not either. He probably thought she was secretly some kind of monster too for a second because his face literally looks like when a dog sees another dog or when a queer person sees another queer person in public. Like "Hello!! You're like me?? Like me??? Hello! Hi!!"

When talking with Elsa about families, Jack says, “My family was very different.” Why does he say "was???" What happened to his family??? (Another opportunity for angst lol)

In that same conversation, Jack also says, “We think that by doing something specific we cannot be like them.” Why does he want to be different than his family? What specific thing did he do? I need more backstory!!

All the bugs and spiders crawling out of Aunt Frances' tomb was a very nice touch lol

Laura Donnelly's (Elsa’s) acting. She's trembling. She genuinely looks terrified but like she’s making herself be brave anyway. The single tear that rolls down her cheek right before he turns and how she just nods at his apology because she can't trust herself to speak? The way she's made herself as small as possible and is partly covering her head in fear but can't look away as they shoot him? The way her breath keeps hitching because she has no idea if she's going to die or not as she reaches out to touch his face at the end? It's so much more genuine and realistic than other MCU acting I feel. Like ofc the other actors in other projects are talented but I don't feel like they get scared often or get scared in a realistic way. Like if I was trapped in a cage with an angry werewolf, I also would be curled up on the floor crying. 10000/10

Before he turns, Jack says he has “systems” in place to stop himself from turning or at least calm it down. Besides locking himself inside, what are his systems?? I want to know!!!

When Elsa asks if remembering people's scents have ever worked before, Jack immediately shakes his head. Almost as an afterthought, he says “Once.” Who was it??? Why is he still so sad if it worked?? Did they die immediately anyway for some other reason??? Did he not recognize their scent until it was too late??? I NEED BACKSTORY! (and more angst)

When Jack asks to be killed as he is "or there will be no mercy," the old lady, who's name I can't remember, says, “Our system is built on mercy for you.” She genuinely seems to believe it for a second before bursting out laughing and going back to being evil. The story is told from the perspective of those against the hunters, but I want to know what the thought process/justification of the hunters is! Ofc they're doing it to protect innocent people from dying (like they mention) and there is certainly an element of personal gain/ego in it but how do they believe they're having mercy on the monsters themselves? What's the ideology behind it all?

In werewolf form, Jack's eyes glow in the dark but when you get up close, they look like human eyes

The blood on the camera. Such a cool touch

A list of things Ted had at their camp: Two suitcases (one with clothes in it), a sunflower mug, a deck of cards, a cowbell (why is there a cowbell??? lol), a gramophone, a guitar, just the phone part of a phone booth (again, what???), a blanket, and a fire extinguisher

Jack uses both hands to hold the sunflower mug because he's so shaky and tired, he would drop it otherwise

The groans Jack makes as he stands up lol That is also how I sound when I stand up

Jack and Ted's banter on the log. It doesn't matter if you don't know what they're saying, you can instantly tell they're best friends. The way they're laughing and pushing each other and how quickly it switches into annoyance. ...Which only lasts a couple seconds before they're chummy again. True friend conversation

Ted's eyes are really cute in color. His pupils are little star/flower shapes

[elliott-the-queer-artist]

rewatched Les mis (2012) and

I was thinking I would make a video where I just point out the little bits that I like.

As in, instead of just pointing out random things, I point out the bits that I like or thought were cute or funny (which is basically the entire movie so it would be like an hour long)

Because I have loved this movie since I was a kid and even now I see absolutely nothing wrong with it. Like, I was re-watching it last night and thinking ''Why did everybody hate this movie? This is great!''

(all of this is my opinion and if I get any ppl disagreeing with me.... let's just agree to disagree :3)

Because lets just count the many, many blessings the 2012 movie gave us:

-Suddenly and Suddenly (reprise)

-Hugh Jackman's beautiful falsetto

-Samantha Barks, the queen of all queens, amazing singer, the list goes on

-Russell Crowe's brilliant acting and ACCURATE voice for the character.

-Aaron Tveit, beautiful singer, the most book-accurate Enjolras I can think of.

-Eddie Redmayne's accurate depiction of Marius's character, and also I don't care what anybody says because his singing may sound a bit like a muppet but his singing is epic

-That one time there was a cow in the background

-Sacha Baron Cohen and Helena Bonham Carter's existence

-Amanda Seyfried, a real-life Disney Princess and awesome singer as well.

-Fra Fee and Killian Donelly's existence and also beautiful singing.

-and did I even mention the SETS and the COSTUMES my goodness they are amazing.

-Hadley Fraser

-Enjolras's hair

-George Blagden, beautiful singer and enjoltaire shipping legend <3

-The cinematography in the battle scenes MY GOODNESS IT WAS AWESOME

-The featurettes and behind the scenes thingies

-Literally I could go on for HOURS which I why I was thinking of making the video, so I will stop now, but only for now.

-Daniel Huttlestone being the awesomest and cutest gavroche ever