#polish movies and series
Explore tagged Tumblr posts
ewa-jednak-chce-spac · 3 months ago
Text
Tumblr media
Endless list of fictional crushes (19/∞) - Jurko Bohun/Юрко Богун (Ogniem i mieczem/Вогнем і мечем/With Fire and Sword)
Yup, I'm a Polish villain/heroine shipper and I put Jurko Bohun - the most famous romantic villain in the history of Polish culture and the man that many Polish women have had a crush on since 1884 - on my list of fictional crushes. So original XD When I was a teenager, I prefered Skrzetuski over him - the famous Ukrainian Cossack won my heart much later~
Tumblr media
My ships for him: with Helena (two-sided romantic feelings in pre-canon, one-sided crush in canon later).
youtube
14 notes · View notes
ewa-jednak-chce-spac · 3 months ago
Text
Ratunku 😭
dla tych co mówią że ten film wygląda okropnie [bo wygląda.] przedstawiam wam wcześniejszą wersję teasera "quo vadis: miecz miłości" z ich starszej strony internetowej. było dużo gorzej.
15 notes · View notes
snoopytoons · 1 year ago
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media
Snoopy nails by Tengoku_nails on insta 🐶♥️
4K notes · View notes
poorly-drawn-mdzs · 8 months ago
Text
Tumblr media
King the silly guys, Lupin III!
(for @dying-suffering-french-stalkers)
204 notes · View notes
marejadilla · 3 months ago
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
Jarek Puczel, Series "Projection", Polish artist 1- Projection 3, acrylic on canvas, 2016 2- Projection 7, oil on canvas, 2021 3- Projection 4, oil on canvas, 2020 4- Projection, acrylic on canvas, 2016
30 notes · View notes
ewa-jednak-chce-spac · 9 months ago
Text
I like bats
Bruce Wayne :
Selina Kyle-Wayne :
Tumblr media
5 notes · View notes
recmroom · 1 year ago
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
Absolute Beginners (2023) Behind the Scenes Part.2
78 notes · View notes
oldtvandcomics · 6 months ago
Text
Book Shout-outs for Pride Month #1:
Ever wanted a series of lesbian superhero romances, all stand-alone, but set in the same universe and building off of each other (think Phase 1 MCU)?
Hearts of Heroes series by Molly J. Bragg. They're more romance than superheroes, but once you know what to expect it's GREAT.
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
Scatter is about a US Deputy Marshal who gets promoted to work with the team around the superhero Focus. From the first moment on, there is something strange between her and Focus, but only when she accidentally time travels back to the early 90's begins she to realize that she may be Focus' mysterious long-lost partner, Scatter.
Transistor is about a woman who gains superpowers because the doctors forget to deactivate the supercomputer used in her gender-affirming surgery. It only really becomes an issue when an angry angel comes after her neighbour and long-term crush, very determined to kill her.
Aether has a disabled protagonist, who dies when the building blows up during an experiment. Luckily for her, her consciousness gets somehow preserved, and she gains extremely strong powers. Now she just has to stop the guy who caused the accident from doing it again...
Rhapsody isn't out yet, but based on the summary, it is going to go more into the dragon side of the lore.
19 notes · View notes
elipheleh · 1 year ago
Text
The Waterloo Vase
But the first time I saw you. Rio. I took that down to the gardens. I pressed it into the leaves of a silver maple and recited it to the Waterloo Vase. It didn’t fit in any rooms.
Chapter 11, Red White & Royal Blue
Tumblr media Tumblr media
The Waterloo Vase is a marble vase that stands in the gardens of Buckingham Palace. It is around 15ft high, 4.6m, and depicts the victories at the Battle of Waterloo - hence the name. The height listed varies between 15 & 18 feet, 4.6-5.5m, which probably is dependent on how they measured it.
The vase was initially commissioned by Napoleon, but after his defeat at Waterloo it was presented to the future King George VI, then Prince-Regent, who commissioned Sir Richard Westmacott to carve it. He wished for it to show the final battles of Waterloo.
Initially intended for display in the Waterloo Chamber at Windsor Castle, the weight of the vase - referenced as between twenty and forty tons - meant it wasn't feasible. After a few different locations, it was settled in the Rose Garden in Buckingham Palace in the early 1900s, and has remained there since.
The handles of the vase are depictions of angels, Victory and Defeat personified, with Defeat being shown with a shield atop their head. Above the depiction of Victory is one of Peace, who is presenting the Prince Regent with a palm leaf. Roses, crowns, shamrocks, and thistles are interlinked nearby, representing the national emblems all connected together. Also included were images of George III, then-King who had, at that time, retired from public life due to a mental illness that is now suspected to have been bipolar.
-----
There's something to be said that Henry chose not only to pour his feelings for Alex into something too big to fit inside the palace, but also that it was outside. Henry recalls that he "had better keep it a safe distance away" from himself. All his other feelings and memories were stored inside the palace, closed off and something he lives alongside, his grief and sorrow in rooms he would encounter easily. In contrast his feelings for Alex are placed outside, holding them at arms length so they can't impact him in the way he was so worried they would. They are something he has to consciously choose to revist, they are somewhere he can choose to avoid. There's a beautiful connection between the fact that his feelings about Alex and the Waterloo Vase itself were both too big to fit in any of the rooms at the palace.
The choice of the vase, with its connection to the King who was well known for dealing with mental illness - something comparable with Henry's 'dark days' - as well as George III's connection with the United States, makes it a multi-layered plot device, that on first glance appears to be much more simple than it can be read as. It is possible to draw connections between Henry and George III, tying both into the same link to history as the quotes of queer lovers through the ages Alex & Henry send as postscripts to their emails. While Henry's connection with America is the opposite to George III's - one lost the country whilst the other gained the country, albeit in different ways(!) - that link to the historical connection the UK had, and has, with the USA is notable.
Sources: Royal Collection Trust, Waterloo Vase Queen Elizabeth, Queen Mother image Good Morning Britain Coverage Chapter Eleven, Red White & Royal Blue
54 notes · View notes
themightyaliendwarf · 1 year ago
Text
Now that people are finding out about the first Polish adaptation of the Witcher, I can't wait when they realise that the actor who played Jaskier also voiced Shrek in the Polish dub
41 notes · View notes
jiafeiproduct666 · 9 days ago
Text
If miraculous got cancelled or ended seasons ago, I hope that Zagtoons will bring their cancelled projects back to life, ESPECIALLY ARTHUR AND THE BOOK OF LIFE
2 notes · View notes
ewa-jednak-chce-spac · 10 months ago
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media
12 notes · View notes
kylejsugarman · 1 year ago
Text
STOP casting aaron paul in prestige tv shows. he needs to be in more bad movies
18 notes · View notes
tendebill · 1 year ago
Text
Tumblr media
[wip]
update: i have managed to do all the stuff i need for tomorrow/this week (i think. i hope.) and decided to treat myself by working on this seph piece a bit more :']
#made some progress on my animation assignment#made some sketches for my design diploma#took more photos for my painting diploma#and i just remembered i have an art history assignment to write but i think i still have like a week or two to get it done#so fuck it we ball#i still have time to write it muahahah#tomorrow's gonna be fairly chill methinks#so i'll still have time to make more sketches for my design diploma after school#fun fact: im making movie posters >:)#funner fact: its a series of posters for old polish comedies#from like 70s/80s/90s#shoutout to machulski and bareja#bros made pretty dope movies ngl#the movies are#seksmisja - sci-fi comedy about two men who are hibernated and wake up in 2044 to discover there are no more men left in the world#kiler - guy gets convicted for being a serial killer just because his surname is the same as the killers nickname which is KILER#and he decides to pretend to be the killer to get rich#miś - guy races his ex wife to get all of their money from their shared bank account in london#hilarity ensues also there is a bear made out of hay that is a metaphor for communism#poszukiwany poszukiwana - guys gets accused of stealing a painting and so he dresses up as a woman to hide and earn money#by being a housekeeper while he tries to re-paint the painting so he can return it even tho he didnt steal it#and lastly#co mi zrobisz jak mnie złapiesz - guy tries to trick his wife into cheating on him so he can divorce her and marry another girl#that he got pregnant. long story short - he gets fucked over in more ways than one#these are all just movies about a bunch of guys#theyre lowkey and highkey sexist at times but well what are ya gonna do#also most of them happen during prl aka communism time in Poland or feature stuff relating to it in some way#my parents and brother quote these movies regularly so its been very cathartic to watch them fully for the 1st time#and realize i know most of the scenes through the quotes alone lmao#apparently my family has been consistently quoting almost every scene from kiler for years
8 notes · View notes
mygwenchan · 1 year ago
Text
So, the first ep was ok I think. Though the training sequence could've been shorter and I don't really like some of the camera work (someone seems to think this is an action game and not a series...). The leads are cute though, so I'll stick around for a bit longer.
5 notes · View notes
avana-arts · 1 year ago
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
"I'm much more interesting man, won't you think?"
9 notes · View notes