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Fantaghirò 2 (Lamberto Bava, 1992)

#fantaghirò #fantaghiro #the cave of the golden rose #even more random and meandering than the first one #definitely crossed in so bad it's good territory #(barely. it's not really good)#the acting is. so bad.#and the 90s male gaze is powerful especially in every scene with brigitte nielsen #there is also more gender/sexuality weirdness going in because of course there is #but less #films 2024 #i made this #my posts and/or add-ons

I love that love is a central theme in Fantaghiro. Not only romantic love but also love for nature and all living beings. Love for siblings, for parents, for children.

And even though Fantaghiro hated Tarabas for what he did she changed her mind after getting to know him.

While Tarabas was obviously bored by all the hate he had to embody and live and found more pleasure in love and being good - a whole different life and perspective.

And there are also Romualdo and Fantaghiro becoming enemies to lovers while Fantaghiro stays true to herself and doesn't lose her edge nor her masculine personality. She isn't pressed into a role or tradition. She tried once with giving up her sword and fighting. And I admire her for that she fought literally without a sword for the longest time in order to rescue damsel in distress Romualdo. She's brave and bold. More than that. She's always smiling and full of love and life. Warmth. It's beautiful.

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Fantaghirò is so so full of rage, it's so so great. I love her.

she's so ready to throw hands and she lives fully on spite, as if they looked into every girl's heart and took the anger they found there to fuel her and it's so so good