@realgdt.bsky.social
@realgdt.bsky.social
Joined September 2015
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Guillermo del Toro retweeted
Do yall mind if I have a big huge fat crush on him….? Is that cool because…… duhduhduhduh daaaaaaamn 😮💨
Guillermo del Toro retweeted
Porqué lo que estoy viviendo por esta película solo puede llamarse amor.
#NowWatching Frankenstein (2025), dir. Guillermo del Toro
Guillermo del Toro retweeted
He was just a boy who wanted love. #Frankenstein
wrote a few words on what is now one of my new favorite movies ever. thank you del toro and everyone else who made this magic happen.
my ★★★★★ review of Frankenstein on @letterboxd: boxd.it/bDoNwR
Guillermo del Toro retweeted
En FRANKENSTEIN de Guillermo del Toro, el momento en el que Elizabeth y la Criatura se encuentran y se tocan los dedos se inspira en 'La creación de Adán', de Miguel Ángel. Luego la criatura lee la biblia y se compara con Adán. (Vía @miagothcrave)
Guillermo del Toro retweeted
Came to mind that in Guillermo del Toro’s CRONOS, the foul-mouthed embalmer Tito, played by actor Daniel Giménez Cacho, might be a prototype for Victor Frankenstein. He certainly has the look, and he thinks of what he does with dead bodies as the work of an artist.
Guillermo del Toro retweeted
Frankenstein poster art
I loved the movie so so much I couldnt resist making a poster of it
#guillermodeltoro #frankenstein #jacobelordi #fanart
Guillermo del Toro retweeted
IT'S ALIVE! Check out this FRANKENSTEIN mural in Hollywood ⚡️
📍 1649 N Gower St, Los Angeles, California, 90028
tinyurl.com/mdsvs8px
Guillermo del Toro retweeted
@KonbiniFr VIDEO CLUB with @RealGDT piped.video/T0NGBCzF1JY?si=FAuT… #GuillermodelToro #Konbini #VideoClub
I used it also on Pinocchio in the song “My Son”
Guillermo del Toro retweeted
Victor showing the creature sunlight is the birth of their father-son bond. The first thing he tells him to see is the Sun “son” phonetically. The creature must think he’s being called “son” just before Victor hugs him. Symbolism too perfect to be coincidence.
