Mary Oliver / Ethel Cain / Tony Kushner / Reyna N.A. / Frank Bidart / First Reformed / avainblue
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Mary Oliver / Ethel Cain / Tony Kushner / Reyna N.A. / Frank Bidart / First Reformed / avainblue
Religious trauma collection
New pictures of Ethan!🩷🩷
"Well, somebody has to do something!"
Ethan Hawke as Reverend Ernst Toller in First Reformed (2017)
first reformed (2017)
"Courage is the solution to despair, reason provides no answers. I can't know what the future will bring; we have to choose despite uncertainty. Wisdom is holding two contradictory truths in our mind, simultaneously, Hope and despair. A life without despair is a life without hope. Holding these two ideas in our head is life itself." First Reformed (2017) dir. Paul Schrader
Paul Schrader - First Reformed (2018)
What role do you find Hawke hot in? What’s your most favorite and least favorite role done by him (don’t worry Ethan we still love u)
I loved him in First reformed! Just something about him being a priest that is losing it is hot! His character was so awkward I just wanted to give him a big kiss. I also loved him in the movie maude (I hope that's spelled right). His character was complex and he played it really well. It's my favorite thing when he plays grumpy characters.
Now my least favorite film is probably Dead Poet Society (WAIT! PLEASE DON'T THROW TOMATOES AT ME) I don't really have a big reason why I did not like it, it just wanted my cup of tea. It could have also been because Ethan was so young in the movie. Older Ethan hawke has my heart