#hanuš

[jentherose]

They brought it for Hanuš

[literarylupus]

I implore y’all, please go watch Spaceman (2024) on Netflix. Hanuš is one of the most interesting and sweet alien creatures I’ve ever seen on the screen. I’m usually unsettled by spiders, so for this movie to have taken me from being kinda scared of him in the beginning to having me sob over him by the end of it is so telling about well written it is. I love Hanuš…

[fivetrench]

Would’ve been pretty funny if Hanuš was normal-spider-sized and Jakob wouldn’t take him seriously because of it

Arachnid begs depressed man to seek psychiatric help, man refuses because arachnid is small

(I ❤️ Paul Dano)

[belldandye-blog]

První scéna KCD s panem Hanušem (český fanouškovský dabing):

"Kdo jsem já, abych mladému panu Ptáčkovi upíral jeho honitbu?"

Jsem prase nebo to prostě zní lascivně?

Mimo jiné, asi jste také slyšeli, že postava Hanuše byla vzhledově projektovaná podle samotného Daniela Vávry?

[whimsicalwills]

Fricken terrified of spiders, their legs make my insides curl up, but Spaceman made me love a giant spider and I'd get a hug from that lil fella any day

[dylandoesart]

Starting a collection of this year’s weirdos

[fruitypies]

I love showing someone a film and it changes their whole life and perspective.

I showed my mum "Spaceman" feat. Adam Sandler, who normally neither of us particularly enjoy, but this is probably his absolute best film that he's ever done, and when it was finished she just sat there for a moment trying to take it all in.

It is one of the most thought and emotion provoking films that I know of out there, and I would honestly recommend it to anyone who enjoys indie-like films with excellent directing, beautiful cinematography, and emotionally charged scenes akin to free therapy. Also space, and a sentient alien spider.

[middle-dash]

Oh to get therapy from a big brown eyed space spider. Whatever you say beautiful.