Wolfwalkers - Robyn Finds Mebh’s Mother (2020)

I love the subtle details you wouldn’t notice at first unless your looking at it but when Mebh’s mother was telling Robin to leave her shadow gets more sketchy

I like how she said “our kind” like she already accepted Robin as one of her own even tho she only knew her for a few minutes

I love that Molls was so caring of both Robyn and Mebh she wanted both to be safe.

2:54 The way she asks "Hello?" is so innocent. Whoever the voice actress was did a great job.

I like how Cromwell refers to the people as "your world" (referring to god) when praying, but when he's addressing Mebh's mother he says "I'll tame this land" like he's the lord himself. Just a little detail that I love!

Meh’bs mother is amazing, the way she peaks acts and the shadows they tell a tale by themselves. She talks so fast and yet figures out that she is a wolfwalker that her daughter did it and sounds like a worried mother all at the same time, the shadow when you first see her is massive showing that even in a cage she is the leader of the pack, and it gets more sketchy and weaker as she tells mave that they have to go. It’s just beautiful

2:59 “Moll-only a wolfwalker can make another, when did it happen to you? Where? Is the wolf that bit you near? Is she alright? Is she alive? Where is Mebh?”

After seeing puss in boots I can't help thinking of this line when people are trying to shoot Robyn "You're not gonna shoot a puppy are you jack?"

She's not even posing a threat and yet the only threat that is being opposed on are themselves

I got legend of zelda twlight princess vibes from this.. noises, scent trace, wolves heck even the patter of the feet on the stone gave me chills.

this film is so remarkaby beautiful i cant get enough of it, this is the best film of the century!

This was actually the second time Mebh's mother saw Robin. I'm wondering if she'd realized Robin was a wolfwalker the first time she saw her.

1:32 Sheesh,dude, it's just one wolf and she's practically a puppy. Calm down.

I always think its funny, historically, Werewolfs, wolfwalkers etc, were the good guys. Several French coat of arms show the werewolf reared in defense of the crown. There are stories of "the holy wolf", tales of werewolves who have saved children when their families were overthrown, raised them, then returned with them to retake their thrones/homes. but something happened around 1300 AD, something happened with the church.. All of a sudden, the knights Templar are to be hunted down and killed, the Spanish inquisition, the 100 year war, The Great Schism, and France fights for control of the church, Church placed a bounty on wolves, with many dukes paying good money for any killed on behalf of the church. Not sure what happened where... but eish.

I know it was a different time period back then that there's just something wrong about people cornering a wild animal and scaring in half to death

I like that this film frames its fictional version of Oliver Cromwell as someone who's clearly a chauvinistic puritanical bastard but also has a humble and compassionate side to him that allows you to think he could conceivably be the hero of his own story. He thinks he needs to stay to solve a problem that he and his predecessors in English governance caused I.e. the unrest in Ireland. He thinks the wolves are the source of the unrest in this town specifically so he wants to tame the wolves to allay peoples fears, which means he is willing to try a diplomatic approach but will also respond with the most brutal violence if his will is not obeyed. This, as far as I have learned in my history courses is probably accurate to the real Cromwell so big props to the writers.

3:38 Robyn doesn’t like being interrupted.

He wants to tame the land but can't even shoot a wolf that's right in front of him🤣🤣🤣

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