#spellbound movie

[daniarts19]

Costober Day 22-28

Charlie and Vanessa (ocs) as Jack Skellington and Sally

Aster (Wish oc) as Mumble

Oliver and Nina (Mage of Scaletown) as Elsa and Tadashi

Porsha and Hank as Lindsay and Tyler

Bea and Astrid as Robyn and Mebh

Mal and Ben as Gwen and Trent (Daniverse!design)

Ellian and Ethan as Tinkerbell and Terence

[somerandomcockroach]

A large burning canvas could be seen in the distance.

The neat fingers, full of small dents from the friction of the sword handle, caught a small flame, which immediately went out from faint pressure.

There was silence, a living silence, one of those that strains with its sound. A warm wind heated his battered, but carefully polished armor.

"You want to say something"

"I want" Blurr answered, turning sharply to the dark silhouette behind him that was quietly watching him until now. He clenched his fist with a grinding sound, where the spark died out, and demonstratively opened it towards the darkness. "And this is how you are paid for making the world freer! This is what remains of your legacy, and you react as if it doesn’t concern you at all!"

"It does not concern me anymore" the figure answered him calmly.

"Shockwave, stop!"

"Is that an order?"

"It's a request” His angry expression made it clear that this request was an obligation. “I just don't recognize you for these few months." His hand shook slightly with anger. Black smoke seeped through the cracks in his armor.

"I don't recognize myself for even longer time." Blurr visibly trembled at these words, realizing where the dialogue was leading. Shockwave slowly approached, his long, deformed fingers, three times longer than one of Blurr's fingers, carefully reached out to his hand and wrapped his palms in his huge paws, kneeling down to be on the same level with him. "Blurr, I-"

Blurr turned his head away so as not to see one piercing, but such a swampy dim light of his terrifying eye, which had become more precious to him than his weekly knightly brigandage. "Shut up. It's too early, we haven't agreed on when exactly to do this"

The dull mass of metal, which was only a tangible casing, after some hope of catching at least a spark of doubt, only lowered its head heavily. The crackling of the fire continued to be heard around. The soot reached them, gifting them with at least some warm light among the shades of cold before dying. Realization, regret, reluctance were not reflected in the knight's optics. His armor, always proudly looking into the face of danger, now reflected only the cowardly lights of the fire from behind. Despite this, he did not remove his hand from the strong lock until the blades themselves parted. Shockwave disappeared. Disappeared as he had done for the past few months.

Blurr turned back to the burning wall. From afar were heard screams, squeals, grinding, clanking. The column of fire did not subside, as if it was fed by fuel from secret reserves. It had been burning like that for hours, as if to show the greatness of this building over others that would have left only a column of smoke long ago.

Shockwave's last school of dark magic was burning out, as was the will of its creator to live.

[fashionlandscapeblog]

Spellbound (1945) - dir. Alfred Hitchcock

[vintagehollywood1]

Ingrid Bergman and Gregory Peck in Spellbound 1945

[silentagecinema]

spellbound (1945) directed by alfred hitchcock

"Apparently the mind is never too sick to make jokes about psychoanalysis."

[soft-homestyle]

Gregory Peck and Ingrid Bergman

Spellbound (1945)

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Stay cozy.

@soft-homestyle

[bonobochick]

[queer-cinephile]

our enhanced and colorized versions of this photo of Gregory Peck circa 1945

[horror-aesthete]

Spellbound, 1945, dir. Alfred Hitchcock

[jamesdeanluver]

so handsome.

[cafenervosa]

🎃 Highlights from Drawlloween 2023 🎃

DRACULA'S DAUGHTER (1936) | THE INVISIBLE MAN (2020) THE OLD DARK HOUSE (1932) | THE UNINVITED (1944) THE BIRDS (1963) | THE BROOD (1979) PEARL (2022) | THE BLACK PHONE (2021) SPELLBOUND (1945) | I MARRIED A WITCH (1942)

See the rest on my Instagram! ID in alt text.

[fashionlandscapeblog]

Spellbound (1945) - dir. Alfred Hitchcock

[vintagehollywood1]

Ingrid Bergman and Gregory Peck in Spellbound 1945

[pennyserenade]

very important pieces of history me

[superkitty21]

There are about a dozen lesbians out in the world who do NOT play about Tom Cruise and I find their posting deeply delightful.

[honeyrisuke]

the trailer for the movie i worked on for years now just dropped and holy shit all the comments are SO seriously hateful lmao

like, its a movie for 7 year old girls.... its fine. its average. its whatever. some kids will be obsessed, some adults will be annoyed and bored out of their mind. it's literally a "whatever" movie.

im not even saying its great

but jesus christ people saw that trailer and write ESSAYS about the "downfall of animation"

my personal fav tho was the guy who said it's "probably the first full AI movie to come out" and i died bc if that's AI then what have I been doing for the past 3.5 years