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They’re actually perfect for each other
life kinda sucks rn so im gonna deal with it like an adult that i legally am and hyperfixate on evil fictional men until i lose track of time and reality
It’s mcr cassettes
KIEFER SUTHERLAND THE LOST BOYS (1987)
<< Indirect kiss >>
RACE FOR GLORY dir. Stefano Mordini (2024)
Daniel Brühl in RACE FOR GLORY: AUDI VS. LANCIA (2024)
"To see an empire fall."
CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR (2016) + AVIATORS – Catalyst
Sometimes the fire has to take you For you to burn them to the ground
Looking most respectfully.
Not me drawing Zemo’s feet again 😅
All I want for Christmas is you 🌿🧣✨
5 TYPES OF DANIEL BRÜHL CHARACTERS
After watching 40+ of his works, I've noticed the roles that he plays often fall into these five categories...
#1 - because he's German, obviously, a Nazi. The bottom two are a little niche as he plays 'unwanted Nazi admirer'.
#2 - guy you can take home to meet your parents. He's played way too many of these—it's a given with that beautiful baby face—but these would be my top five. Bottom layer gets extra points for being a good friend to the elderly.
#3 - opposite that is the guy your parents warned you about. It seems Daniel has a lot of fun playing these, especially the top layer, which leans on the love-to-hate category. I can't tell if it's just my distaste for The Face of an Angel, but I also considered adding Thomas Lang. Could be why Chris in Cargo made it here as well... because what even was that movie.
#4 - now we have 'man in way above his head by the situation his political ideologies have gotten him into'. You almost always need a trigger warning for the films these characters are in as they will absolutely gut you. They're often based on real people and events. So you will learn something about history while Daniel gets tortured into a pulp.
#5 - and finally, 'expert in his field, kind of an asshole, but hella breedable'. Most of my favorite characters are in this category... I don't know what that says about me.
Is it cheating to place Zemo a second time? I don't care. He feels like an entirely different character.
"Have you ever thought of telling Mr. Barnes how you feel instead of antagonizing him, sir?" "I have no idea what you mean, Oeznik."
(one bottle of gin later)
As a photographer, hands are always such a struggle in a portrait session. Especially with men. Where do you place them? How do you place them? You can only do so much once you've exhausted your go-tos. So I'm just fascinated by all the creative ways Daniel poses with them. THIS was the photo that first drew my attention to it. It's so subtle how he shapes his right hand but it has so much impact.
p.s. edited some and did the layout, but none of the photos are mine. I would credit but many of them were uncredited on Pinterest.
Meow 🐈⬛🎩
(traditional ink w/ digital colors)
The King’s Favor(ite) ✨🎗️👑
Details under the cut
After some Nagel discussions on Discord I thought I’d do a little paint over of an old picture I drew last March. Definitely a fun way to see how much I’ve learnt in the last 20 months.