I love the use of color in this movie. When they are in her world, Edith is the delicate beauty and Thomas and his sister are the ones out of place....as seen here with Lucille's vibrant red dress among a sea of soft whites and pinks. When Edith goes into their world, the roles are switched. Lucille is the one who is in her element and Edith is the one who doesn't belong there as seen by the colors she wears....the golds. And as she gets weaker, those golds fade to her wearing pure white. The only time the two worlds merge is when Edith and Thomas have their love scene alone. I also like the use of the ring indicating who has power. The ring was originally warn by Lucille's mother when she had power and then by Lucille. When Edith took the ring, she had power over Lucille, but Lucille taking the ring back was a deliberate way of her saying "I am in power now" when Edith learned their seceet.
and in the dance scene, Edith wears a big black bow, that's lopsided. Showing that while she is a part of that society and tries her best to fit in there's always something at her back excluding her.
" I daresay that I have asked you... " I just love how he made it clear that she was the one in his eyes, and not any of the arrogant peacocks who looked down on her. Despite the way the story went, he stood up for her, and gave her the courage to hold her head up. I could have sworn he melted when she said that she wanted to keep her eyes open, because it showed how much she trusted him. I just love how they were looking into each other's eyes during the entire dance.
It still pisses me off how this film did not get any Oscar nominations. Lucille's red dress alone deserved the freakin Best Costume nomination! Look at it! Such an underrated film.
@@caitlinmcgr1646 super toxic move, wishing poor recognition to the artists you like just so you can gatekeep them. As an artist myself, I pray to never have fans like you.
Totally agree. The hem of the dress looks like a large blood stain on the floor right at Lucille’s feet, which is to be seen as the dark omen of the future events.
@@annaq8537 And the very structure of the dress itself could perhaps almost allude to the fact that Lucille was indeed a living ghost, so deeply entrenched in the sins of her past and the tragedies that struck her and her brother to the point that she never found emotional closure and sought to use her own emotional trauma as a means to justify her plans to murder each of the women that Thomas married (which could also serve as a foreshadowing of her destiny as she is fated to become a grief-stricken and deeply unhappy ghost because she cemented her own path in blood). She also looks as though her body and silohuette are completely drenched in blood and in the characteristic red clay which nestles and decays the foundation of Allerdale Hall, meaning that she is both completely emotionally and spiritually tethered to the confines of her ancestral home and is deeply committed to her mission of preserving the family's societal standing, even if it means that ensuring her goal would require a bloodbath paved in the lives of so many women. It also seems to be an inversion of the emotional emapthy and profound kindness that characterizes Edith (and I do personally believe that she is a dark mirror of her) because in Edith's case, she is completely shameless in her expressions of emotional vulnerability, has a fiercely gentle heart and is highly observant and compassionate, whereas Lucille's presence feels obtrusive and entirely visually unnerving because she is someone who presents herself publicly and manipulates the perceptions of others to make them feel that at her very core, she is just as how Edith comes across naturally but in a different way and I think that this particular juxtaposition between both of their characters is highly fascinating. I have also observed that both Edith and Lucille share innumerable similarities in terms of their core charactersitics and personalities as characters, however in Lucille's case, these traits have been negatively amplified and morally corrupted to show the possibility of what Edith could have potentially become. They both lost their mothers at a very young age (with Edith losing her mother to Cholera and Lucille because of her own doing), are both deeply gifted artists and storytellers (Edith through the narratives that she creates as a novelist and Lucille as a musical composer and pianist), they both love the same man, (though Edith's love is completely unconditional, healthy and forgiving whereas Lucille's definition of love is perturbing and completely erred and possesive), and they are highly educated, voracious readers and scholars (what makes the ingenuity of Lucille's character so very amazing is the fact that she is composed, highly calculating and intelligent yet she is capable of so much brutality and malice) which allows them to be many steps ahead of their peers and even their own family members intellectually-wise. I also think that the core reason why Lucille despises Edith so much, is because of the fact that she potentially embodies everything that Lucille once was and the promise of what she could have become had she lived a trauma-free and stable life. Like Amy Dunne from "Gone Girl", she wears her blood with pride and revels in it and this is completely reflected in the manner in which she presents herself confidently in the Crimson red dress. Lucille's wardrobe represents the "Ghost of Loss, Revenge and Sorrow" whereas Edith's wardrobe visually represents "The Ascended Ghost" and is almost dressed like a historical martyr towards the final act of the film. It is also important to note that the way in which Edith is styled towards the end of the film makes reference to the fact that she is almost completely "doll-like" and that Lucille sees her as "the final kill" or "the final trophy in her collection", someone to be displayed as and disposed of as a doll.
I know that there are similar 'mean girl' themes that go back throughout history... but I really want to see an Edwardian Mean Girls now? Can someone do that for me? no? ok.
The part with the hostess “talking down” to Edith seems catty and out of place. If Edith’s father was invited, she (his unmarried daughter still living with her father) was implicitly invited as well. No decent “upper crust” great society lady would insult a male guest by excluding his daughter. Even if Edith wasn’t invited, basic good manners would have required her to graciously overlook it. I think it’s gratuitous bad writing intended to make the Baronet look less awful for snubbing the hostess’ daughter.
It took me several viewings to understand that Edith was never Tom and Lucille’s target for marriage, it was Eunice McMichael (Alan’s bitchy redhead sister). Edith was never part of the plan. Tom chose her after he met her at Mr. Cushing’s office. This movie has so many layers, I love it.
No wonder Allen looks like he doesn't trust Tom. Tom is that Chad who not only stole Allen's love interest but his sister Eunice is drawn to him as well. Then, when they get home from all that horror, Mrs McMichael will learn about the European crooks and will mockingly rejoice on how Eunice dodged a bullet but too bad her son is so in to that "man-stealing" spinster that she dislikes very much.😂
The intimacy of the dance that is expressed by their movements and the way they look at each other is so beautiful, I wish dances like this still existed today
I absolutely love the ruffle detail on her corset on the back!!! It gives a positively grotesque feel to her. Like a skeleton on the piano, dripping red like the ghosts in the house...
The first time we see Edith is playing the piano in a red dress that makes her look dead. The last time we see her is playing the piano in a black dress, while she looks more alive than the other ghosts.
They only had 2 weeks to invent, create and hand sew that red dress before filming. The director decided he needed to see her in something "skeletal" and thus the styling of it was based on the skeletons in the rest of the movie with the ribbons looking like a spine.
Yes, the detailing down the back looks like vertebrae. That touch of dia de los muertos in everything with these brilliant Mexican directors. It is even threaded through the third Harry Potter film, with Cuaron's gaze on every detail.
It's funny that Tom is the only one playing his actual Nationality. Mia and Charlie are Australians playing Americans and Jessica is American playing English.
@@AlexS-oj8qf It's called Newcastle because when the Normans took over they renamed it the 'New Castle' because the Normans built a castle to ensure their stronghold.
It was most likely on purpose to make them speak in unnatural dialect so it would sound unique creating impression that it was Victorian English (although real Victorian English probably sound more Celtic like rather than just very clear). Personally I really like the way they speak - it's so clear - not like now days dirty dialects sometimes even difficult to understand if You're not familiar with one.
Oh boy... Have you seen "only lovers left alive"? Both of them and Tilda Swinton... Moody vampires! Amazing film, not your average vampire flick... Not one bit.
@@kelseymason4795 I love Only Lovers Left Alive. Mia was definitely no angel of light in that one - more like a playful, little demon that bugged the hell out of Tom and upset Adam and Eve's world. Great movie and like Crimson Peak, beautiful and unique.
She's kind of a man's feminine ideal - not sleazy, covered over with make up, but a natural beauty, pure in spirit, the positive aspect of the feminine - someone you'd long to marry and have as the mother of your child. I guess Thomas ended up feeling the same way, he was drawn to the light and tried his best to pull himself out of the dark. A very sad but beautiful movie. This scene is gorgeous.
I would love to see Tom Hiddleston play another costume drama or in a dramatization of classic English literature. He plays each of his characters with such poise and finesse. He would make a great Rochester (even though he is not ugly) or Darcy.
Her daddy knew something wasn't clean in the milk. Seriously, parents always seem to know the bullshit before you even get a hint that there might be something afoot. Listen to your parents, guys.
3:16 “i have always close my eyes when somethings uncomfortable” Later in the movie when he was kissing his sister he had his eyes closed, yes that could just be out of pleasure but I’d like to think he was ashamed and uncomfortable that he was with his sister
he was definitely uncomfortable with it. The reason he chose Edith instead of the other girl as Lucille planned was to throw her off balance. He hoped that this would allow the next woman he married to break the cycle of deaths that they carry out.
This is the most romantic and magical scene never shown before in a suspense movie. Maybe I'm exaggerating but, even this is ball scene is better than The Beauty and the Beast life action movie ball's scene. Here
This movie is exquisite. Three words: Guillermo Del Toro. Only Peter Jackson competes in such finesse. For me, going to theaters to watch a Del Toro movie is like going to a restaurant and order lobster in garlic sauce with wine.
I love the beauty and the theme in this movie- it’s not like any other style I’ve ever seen. (P.S. I am a HIDDLESTONER but I feel like Tom shouldn’t have so much attention- I mean he should but at the same time can’t we all appreciate the work Jessica went through to perfect the piano just for this movie-)
The costumes are so beautiful in this movie and makes me keep coming back just to see them again Kate Hawley did such an amazing job what an artist she is
I just realized that even when he ask her "would you be mine?" for dance with him, the sister doesn´t know about it, so he actually liked her, and he didn´t did it for the money, it that case he could ask to the other girl. Reason why the sister was that furius and angry
If people like this you need to see La Bella e la Bestia the beauty and the beast tv mini series from 2014 starring Italian actors in English. It's a 2 part movie and sooooo good with a mix of Phantom of the opera, Rebecca, Jane eyre and cruel intentions.
"iT's aN eXpEnSiVe CaNdLe," said Alex, as she slid her 30 dollar Anthropology candle made of pure Himalayan beeswax harvested under the full moon by a commune of autistic lesbian virgins, up her well-lubed ass.
Alex Shuysky unless it's made out of beeswax, (and it doesn't look like it cuz the candle is smoking) shit's gonna drip. Especially if they're moving around like that. Wax. Wax everywhere. Cool scene though ;)
I did thoroughly enjoy the film, but this scene makes me mourn for the fact that it wasn't a simple romance in a Victorian setting, would have also been beautiful and really nice with this cast.
Tom Hiddleston plays both wonderfully,he gets a sad ending as both.He dies to protect and save Edith in this movie and dies to redeem himself as Loki!I am glad he and Thor got to fix their relationship and end their feuding.I am glad to see people get to see Loki wasn't evil, neither was Thomas.They were misguided.
Avengers Loki - shouts “Kneel” = resistance, invasion, war, general mayhem. Victorian Loki variant (oh come on, with THAT waistcoat later in the movie? He totally is) - says softly “Will you be mine?” = we’d all have surrendered. Willingly….
Couldn't take this movie seriously and never understood exactly why for years, now that's I'm reflecting on it I think the style collided awkwardly with its confused genre... it felt like a horror movie made by disney, some parts felt like a music video, there were creepy scenes, creepy effects, creepy monsters but the unmatching style overshadowed all that and chocked the scary factor out of everything, by the end of the movie I simply didn't know what to feel...
When Tom Hiddleston, in ANY form, asks you to dance: You. Say. Yes.
I absolutely agree!!
Of course!
You just Yes to Tom Hiddleston.
I'd immeditately say yes. I could never refuse a dance with Tom Hiddleston.
Yes.
Tom's accent and his whole appearance in this movie leaves me breathless
Julia Larchenkova his whole appearance in general leaves me breathless
His always dreamy-drooling-looking man😋
exactly.
Yup, same!! 😍
Del toro directing a movie with tom hiddleston is more than i could have ever wished for
I love the use of color in this movie. When they are in her world, Edith is the delicate beauty and Thomas and his sister are the ones out of place....as seen here with Lucille's vibrant red dress among a sea of soft whites and pinks. When Edith goes into their world, the roles are switched. Lucille is the one who is in her element and Edith is the one who doesn't belong there as seen by the colors she wears....the golds. And as she gets weaker, those golds fade to her wearing pure white. The only time the two worlds merge is when Edith and Thomas have their love scene alone. I also like the use of the ring indicating who has power. The ring was originally warn by Lucille's mother when she had power and then by Lucille. When Edith took the ring, she had power over Lucille, but Lucille taking the ring back was a deliberate way of her saying "I am in power now" when Edith learned their seceet.
You're comment shows real intelligence ❤️
Good observation
Well spoken. A++
What secret? 😐 I need spoiler 😁
and in the dance scene, Edith wears a big black bow, that's lopsided. Showing that while she is a part of that society and tries her best to fit in there's always something at her back excluding her.
He closes his eyes when he’s uncomfortable, he closed them when he was forced to kiss Lucille but had them wide open when he kissed Mia
True....he isn't bad at all😀😀😀
Izzy bell i don't give a damn
@@khamaribooker9740 alright
Also later when they're... ya know...
I like how you said Mia and not Edith
" I daresay that I have asked you... "
I just love how he made it clear that she was the one in his eyes, and not any of the arrogant peacocks who looked down on her.
Despite the way the story went, he stood up for her, and gave her the courage to hold her head up.
I could have sworn he melted when she said that she wanted to keep her eyes open, because it showed how much she trusted him.
I just love how they were looking into each other's eyes during the entire dance.
It still pisses me off how this film did not get any Oscar nominations. Lucille's red dress alone deserved the freakin Best Costume nomination! Look at it! Such an underrated film.
I agree with you 100% This movie needs a reward!
I like it received no accolade. I don’t want people to know about things I like.
@@caitlinmcgr1646 super toxic move, wishing poor recognition to the artists you like just so you can gatekeep them. As an artist myself, I pray to never have fans like you.
Totally agree. The hem of the dress looks like a large blood stain on the floor right at Lucille’s feet, which is to be seen as the dark omen of the future events.
@@annaq8537 And the very structure of the dress itself could perhaps almost allude to the fact that Lucille was indeed a living ghost, so deeply entrenched in the sins of her past and the tragedies that struck her and her brother to the point that she never found emotional closure and sought to use her own emotional trauma as a means to justify her plans to murder each of the women that Thomas married (which could also serve as a foreshadowing of her destiny as she is fated to become a grief-stricken and deeply unhappy ghost because she cemented her own path in blood). She also looks as though her body and silohuette are completely drenched in blood and in the characteristic red clay which nestles and decays the foundation of Allerdale Hall, meaning that she is both completely emotionally and spiritually tethered to the confines of her ancestral home and is deeply committed to her mission of preserving the family's societal standing, even if it means that ensuring her goal would require a bloodbath paved in the lives of so many women. It also seems to be an inversion of the emotional emapthy and profound kindness that characterizes Edith (and I do personally believe that she is a dark mirror of her) because in Edith's case, she is completely shameless in her expressions of emotional vulnerability, has a fiercely gentle heart and is highly observant and compassionate, whereas Lucille's presence feels obtrusive and entirely visually unnerving because she is someone who presents herself publicly and manipulates the perceptions of others to make them feel that at her very core, she is just as how Edith comes across naturally but in a different way and I think that this particular juxtaposition between both of their characters is highly fascinating. I have also observed that both Edith and Lucille share innumerable similarities in terms of their core charactersitics and personalities as characters, however in Lucille's case, these traits have been negatively amplified and morally corrupted to show the possibility of what Edith could have potentially become. They both lost their mothers at a very young age (with Edith losing her mother to Cholera and Lucille because of her own doing), are both deeply gifted artists and storytellers (Edith through the narratives that she creates as a novelist and Lucille as a musical composer and pianist), they both love the same man, (though Edith's love is completely unconditional, healthy and forgiving whereas Lucille's definition of love is perturbing and completely erred and possesive), and they are highly educated, voracious readers and scholars (what makes the ingenuity of Lucille's character so very amazing is the fact that she is composed, highly calculating and intelligent yet she is capable of so much brutality and malice) which allows them to be many steps ahead of their peers and even their own family members intellectually-wise. I also think that the core reason why Lucille despises Edith so much, is because of the fact that she potentially embodies everything that Lucille once was and the promise of what she could have become had she lived a trauma-free and stable life. Like Amy Dunne from "Gone Girl", she wears her blood with pride and revels in it and this is completely reflected in the manner in which she presents herself confidently in the Crimson red dress. Lucille's wardrobe represents the "Ghost of Loss, Revenge and Sorrow" whereas Edith's wardrobe visually represents "The Ascended Ghost" and is almost dressed like a historical martyr towards the final act of the film. It is also important to note that the way in which Edith is styled towards the end of the film makes reference to the fact that she is almost completely "doll-like" and that Lucille sees her as "the final kill" or "the final trophy in her collection", someone to be displayed as and disposed of as a doll.
I also love how over-dramatic the reactions were to Tom asking her to dance, like everyone gasping at 2:50. It's like Edwardian Mean Girls.
lol Edwardian mean girls I'm dying
This also happens in cinderella. I really like it. It's great way of involving the rest of the people in the scene.
Lol you're right! 🤣
I know that there are similar 'mean girl' themes that go back throughout history... but I really want to see an Edwardian Mean Girls now? Can someone do that for me? no? ok.
The part with the hostess “talking down” to Edith seems catty and out of place. If Edith’s father was invited, she (his unmarried daughter still living with her father) was implicitly invited as well. No decent “upper crust” great society lady would insult a male guest by excluding his daughter. Even if Edith wasn’t invited, basic good manners would have required her to graciously overlook it. I think it’s gratuitous bad writing intended to make the Baronet look less awful for snubbing the hostess’ daughter.
It took me several viewings to understand that Edith was never Tom and Lucille’s target for marriage, it was Eunice McMichael (Alan’s bitchy redhead sister). Edith was never part of the plan. Tom chose her after he met her at Mr. Cushing’s office. This movie has so many layers, I love it.
🤯
I love the way Lucille later says to him “You chose her... why?” And he never answers. I don’t think he quite understood ‘the pull’ in the beginning.
@@pumpkinpatch5 omg i didnt get the underlying meaning of that and ive watched it multiple times
No wonder Allen looks like he doesn't trust Tom. Tom is that Chad who not only stole Allen's love interest but his sister Eunice is drawn to him as well. Then, when they get home from all that horror, Mrs McMichael will learn about the European crooks and will mockingly rejoice on how Eunice dodged a bullet but too bad her son is so in to that "man-stealing" spinster that she dislikes very much.😂
The intimacy of the dance that is expressed by their movements and the way they look at each other is so beautiful, I wish dances like this still existed today
Stephaniebetancourt13 I’m pretty sure there are.
Wyldstylez Where?
@@lisaellis4105 weddings usually...
@@ladyofnoxus6733 weddings have soft and smooth steps .. dont they
We can still take the time to learn them if we want
"Would you be mine...?" IM SCREAMING
A person
Me Too
I know, right? I was watching this on my laptop and I had to pause when he said, "Would you be mine?" because I HAD TO SCREAM
Ya me too he is handsome very very handsome
I feel you. I was screaming internally. If I was in that situation, I would probably not make any eye contact.
😍Of course...OMG!!!😍
"would you be mine" YES! TAKE ME!!!
ME TO, ME TOOOOOOOO
Firefly ignorant little girls
Firefly A million times yes!
🙏🏼No meeeee!
I'll keep my eyes open too! 👀👄❣️
Hahahhahahaha
So this is what Loki does during his holidays on Midgard LOL!!!
amarieoflothlorien XDD good one
For Edith’s sake, I wish it was Loki, Loki wouldn’t let his older sister tell him what to do.
I absolutely love the ruffle detail on her corset on the back!!! It gives a positively grotesque feel to her. Like a skeleton on the piano, dripping red like the ghosts in the house...
TheBluestone90 the drop of blood dress. Yes. That was the point. It’s so gorgeous
Jessica is a beautiful woman but in this she was a horrible person . She asked for that role instead of taking the lead.
The first time we see Edith is playing the piano in a red dress that makes her look dead. The last time we see her is playing the piano in a black dress, while she looks more alive than the other ghosts.
They only had 2 weeks to invent, create and hand sew that red dress before filming. The director decided he needed to see her in something "skeletal" and thus the styling of it was based on the skeletons in the rest of the movie with the ribbons looking like a spine.
Yes, the detailing down the back looks like vertebrae. That touch of dia de los muertos in everything with these brilliant Mexican directors. It is even threaded through the third Harry Potter film, with Cuaron's gaze on every detail.
“I dare say, but I have asked you”
Best. Line. That made my heart go all gooey and ache something wonderful!
It's funny that Tom is the only one playing his actual Nationality. Mia and Charlie are Australians playing Americans and Jessica is American playing English.
Charlie is English, he is from Newcastle :)
Whoops.
Hayley MacRae Why would there anything "new" in England? I mean New York are in America, as with New Hampshire, everything New basically 😂
@@AlexS-oj8qf It's called Newcastle because when the Normans took over they renamed it the 'New Castle' because the Normans built a castle to ensure their stronghold.
It was most likely on purpose to make them speak in unnatural dialect so it would sound unique creating impression that it was Victorian English (although real Victorian English probably sound more Celtic like rather than just very clear).
Personally I really like the way they speak - it's so clear - not like now days dirty dialects sometimes even difficult to understand if You're not familiar with one.
God this is a beautiful scene! Mia and Tom make such a perfect Gothic couple - angel of light and tall, dark stranger. Classic.
Oh boy... Have you seen "only lovers left alive"? Both of them and Tilda Swinton... Moody vampires! Amazing film, not your average vampire flick... Not one bit.
@@kelseymason4795 I love Only Lovers Left Alive. Mia was definitely no angel of light in that one - more like a playful, little demon that bugged the hell out of Tom and upset Adam and Eve's world. Great movie and like Crimson Peak, beautiful and unique.
@@kelseymason4795 YES i love that movie so so much
@@kelseymason4795 By far the best vampire film I've ever seen.
She is stunning! The dress, her hair, everything is just beautiful!
She's kind of a man's feminine ideal - not sleazy, covered over with make up, but a natural beauty, pure in spirit, the positive aspect of the feminine - someone you'd long to marry and have as the mother of your child. I guess Thomas ended up feeling the same way, he was drawn to the light and tried his best to pull himself out of the dark. A very sad but beautiful movie. This scene is gorgeous.
I want her dress, and I’m a guy...
💎💕💕
"Don't worry my child, everybody has their place. I'll make sure you find yours." She is such a rich snob and so smug about Edith's social status.
Isn't Edith very rich?
She's a bitch and a snob
@@stefanmakara373 she is, but she's also smart and that's what turns off the other society people
@@stefanmakara373 also, new money. They're probably old money.
@@Udontkno7 oh yes, her father mentions he started as a simple laborer or something! good eye, I didn't think of that.
HIT ME WITH THAT VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN ELEGANCE
I'M SCREAMING!!!!!!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂
OMG 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I would love to see Tom Hiddleston play another costume drama or in a dramatization of classic English literature. He plays each of his characters with such poise and finesse. He would make a great Rochester (even though he is not ugly) or Darcy.
Heathiclif of Wuthring Hights would be suitable role for Tom, do you think??
@@mahaalmoosa Agreed. He would be a good Heathcliff!
Have u checked his bio? He was in some JA piece I think.
I was so intimidated by Chastain in this movie. There's something about white skin black hair and red dresses that's so reminiscent of vampires
Her daddy knew something wasn't clean in the milk. Seriously, parents always seem to know the bullshit before you even get a hint that there might be something afoot. Listen to your parents, guys.
Spoilers for the movie:
Probably why Lucille killed him
Depends on the dad. If I lived in this period and my dad had the authority to pick my husband, he would totally screw me over.
@@suburbantimewaster9620 In 1901? Definitely not.
3:16 “i have always close my eyes when somethings uncomfortable”
Later in the movie when he was kissing his sister he had his eyes closed, yes that could just be out of pleasure but I’d like to think he was ashamed and uncomfortable that he was with his sister
I think any brother would be disgusted if they were forced to do something so terrible to their elder sister of any family member.
he was definitely uncomfortable with it. The reason he chose Edith instead of the other girl as Lucille planned was to throw her off balance. He hoped that this would allow the next woman he married to break the cycle of deaths that they carry out.
I recalled him closing his eyes as well and it makes me so sad
The Elegance of this entire scene...The room's ambience, the music, the attire. Even tho the Mom was a snake, her gown was divine.
" Would you be mine? "
Oh my God, YES!!!!!!!!
No lel 😂😂
Hell freaking YES!!! 😁😆
@@ButterflyQueene07 😂😂😂
This is the most romantic and magical scene never shown before in a suspense movie. Maybe I'm exaggerating but, even this is ball scene is better than The Beauty and the Beast life action movie ball's scene.
Here
4:35 Bobby always knows when something's wicked in the place
i only just realised that that was Bobby
balls
Can you imagine if Dean and Sam had seen him all dressed up like this?
😂😂😂
He's like: what's this idjit up to?
He is so handsome i can't omg
Atenea shut the hell up, messican
Ignore the obvious troll. U rite. I can't with him.
Me too
This scene just makes me sad as I really wanted Edith and Tom to be together they were so fitting.
I love Tom Hiddleston and Mia Wasikowska. I wonder when they are going to make another film together? 😃❤️🌟 Best wishes, Melissa
I can watch it over and over again and it's still beautiful....
This movie is a perfect combination of Phantom of the Opera, Dracula, Northanger Abbey, Jane Eyre, and Moulin Rouge.
It has more in common with Jane Eyre
I love this film and in particular this beautiful dance scene, breathtaking and romantic....gosh I really wish it were still this way...
I would love to see Tom H and Mia W together again. I just noticed they have both the same number of letters in their names. ✨😃
I wonder how many times that candle must of gone out lol
😂
The flame was probably cgi 😂
I remember reading somewhere that they actually succeeded in doing the dance without the flames going out, but they used a double-wicked candle.
Tom is soooo beautiful in this shot omg
DumbFox hes beautiful in every shot darling 😏
This movie is exquisite. Three words: Guillermo Del Toro. Only Peter Jackson competes in such finesse. For me, going to theaters to watch a Del Toro movie is like going to a restaurant and order lobster in garlic sauce with wine.
I love the beauty and the theme in this movie- it’s not like any other style I’ve ever seen. (P.S. I am a HIDDLESTONER but I feel like Tom shouldn’t have so much attention- I mean he should but at the same time can’t we all appreciate the work Jessica went through to perfect the piano just for this movie-)
Right?? She's an amazing actress
The costumes are so beautiful in this movie and makes me keep coming back just to see them again Kate Hawley did such an amazing job what an artist she is
Ugh Tom Hiddleston is so dreamy😍😍😍
Loki?
What you doing here!?
rosyroserainbow he yeeted himself there
Shhhh he just wanted to understand the mortals
He's immortal remember
Obviously causing mischief of course
The dance scene and the love scene were beautifully done in this movie!
Oh what I would give for Tom Hiddleston to approach me and ask, “Would you be mine?”
Same with me
I didn't know Loki and Alice was a thing in the past. hehe
This is soo cute!!!
It would really be nice that Alice and Loki of Disney will make a film together. Love you both 😍
Tom is gloriously handsome.Good God
Mia's dress is divine, I love the neckline and colour!
Jim Beaver, here for the Supernatural again
He was investigating undercover for the Winchesters lol
Imagine if the candle was one of those birthday ones where they can’t be blew out and it just keeps re lighting itself
2:36 i'll be anything you want, handsome
GoddessOfWhim2003 SAAAAAAAAME
*HOW* in the world did I miss hearing about this movie until just now?!? Have I been living under a rock? I must watch it immediately!
Mia Wasikowska is such a lucky girl - she has worked with some of the most beautiful men in the film industry, le sigh
i would have fallen and died from dancing and him
Thomas is so charming and sweet here. Gosh, do I want a man like this.
Apart from the murder and incest, of course...
that "would U be mine" made me jump out of skin and out of the blankets in the room full of people at 3:am... GOOOOOOSH
"But I've asked you" MY HEART IS MELTING
Oh my ears and whiskers HOW have I never heard of this film?!?!?!?
Thank you random TH-cam.
I just realized that even when he ask her "would you be mine?" for dance with him, the sister doesn´t know about it, so he actually liked her, and he didn´t did it for the money, it that case he could ask to the other girl. Reason why the sister was that furius and angry
Amazing movie! Saw it for the first time yesterday. Now I'm watching it for the third time!
I'd keep my eyes open too if I was dancing with Tom. 😆😂
Can you imagine someone doing this dance as their wedding dance?
I think Thomas turned his attention to Edith to get back at her father for rejecting him but he didn't realize that he was already attracted Edith
I don't blame Eunice for getting upset.
Anakin what are you doing here??
I love this. They look so happy. I wish they could have ended up together and lived happily ever after. Still a fantastic film and story though.
Alice and Loki XD yessss
MY NAME IS ALICE OMG
Smith (Dark Phoenix), Loki, God of Mischief (M.C.U), Bobby Singer, (Supernatural), Alice Kingsleigh (Tim
Burton's Alice in Wonderland films).
Sad ending😢😢😢😢
Loki💚
If people like this you need to see La Bella e la Bestia the beauty and the beast tv mini series from 2014 starring Italian actors in English. It's a 2 part movie and sooooo good with a mix of Phantom of the opera, Rebecca, Jane eyre and cruel intentions.
I think the other girls in the hall were Like:
"DANG IT!"
Why does nobody ever talk about Alan!?
I'm team Alan.
Cheers to Eunice's on point reactions😅
Can we all appreciate that the candle didn't go off
I mean, if you want hot wax all over your shit, then OK
water works it's expensive candle not candle you get from 5c store
"iT's aN eXpEnSiVe CaNdLe," said Alex, as she slid her 30 dollar Anthropology candle made of pure Himalayan beeswax harvested under the full moon by a commune of autistic lesbian virgins, up her well-lubed ass.
Alex Shuysky unless it's made out of beeswax, (and it doesn't look like it cuz the candle is smoking) shit's gonna drip. Especially if they're moving around like that. Wax. Wax everywhere. Cool scene though ;)
water works Lmaoo
Do you remember me? You invited that dame, not me.
The piano piece at the beginning is Chopin's Ballade number 1 in G minor.
I find that Tom and Edith have no screen chemistry but Tom and Lucille do
Beautiful.
I love watching a well danced waltz.
The candle got me though. I became distracted by the thought of how much wax was falling on her gown.
Omg it's Loki and Alice!!!! The rulers of Asgard and wonderland!!!!!!
1:42 BOBBY. WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?
That would be a really cool wedding dance to do.
Loki is such a trickster! Ahhh!!!
without a doubt one of my favourite scenes in film
I'm would melt. He has ethereal good looks.
oh the camera transitions
my heart swells for the aesthetics
Exceptional and beautiful.
This scene turned me straight for a few seconds god damn.
If a man like him asked me “would you be mine?” Me: absolutely!!! 😍
My Heart *-*
I did thoroughly enjoy the film, but this scene makes me mourn for the fact that it wasn't a simple romance in a Victorian setting, would have also been beautiful and really nice with this cast.
I'm soooo sad because of Thomas ending..he isn't bad gay his sister controled him...poor Thomas😭😭😭😭
It's disturbing for me that Thomas Sharpe has the same tone of voice as Loki😨
Tom Hiddleston plays both wonderfully,he gets a sad ending as both.He dies to protect and save Edith in this movie and dies to redeem himself as Loki!I am glad he and Thor got to fix their relationship and end their feuding.I am glad to see people get to see Loki wasn't evil, neither was Thomas.They were misguided.
waiting for an r/wooosh
Avengers Loki - shouts “Kneel” = resistance, invasion, war, general mayhem. Victorian Loki variant (oh come on, with THAT waistcoat later in the movie? He totally is) - says softly “Will you be mine?” = we’d all have surrendered. Willingly….
Gorgeous dress on Edith
Ok but her dress?!?! And his suit?!?! Amazingly beautiful
This movie is so underrated
Dancing with that candle can be dangerous.
Oh my god.. that music.. Chopin's Ballade.. Yuzuru Hanyu's Olympic short programme...
Couldn't take this movie seriously and never understood exactly why for years, now that's I'm reflecting on it I think the style collided awkwardly with its confused genre... it felt like a horror movie made by disney, some parts felt like a music video, there were creepy scenes, creepy effects, creepy monsters but the unmatching style overshadowed all that and chocked the scary factor out of everything, by the end of the movie I simply didn't know what to feel...
saw that candle go out on the first step
Sittin Bunny it didn't, the flame gets smaller with movement
i were see this movie yesterday 😭
Bobby can’t even stay dead
He still hunting ghosts
This film is the best prelude for Guillermo's upcoming Frankenstein adaptation.
loki and alice in wonderland what a wonderful pair
And the award Goes to- Candle