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I wish all Hiddlestoners a lovely, great day on Hiddles Birthday!

In the blog I’ve collected some of the last two weeks new Hiddles treats :D

Among others:

What Tom Hiddleston film/serie are you going to watch today?

I am going to watch..

War Horse! Has been ages since I last saw the film.

xx love,

Blog created on February the 10th, a day after Tom's 38th birthday.

A day after Tom Hiddleston's birthday I'll just continue celebrating. It's my blog's 1 year anniversary! It's funny to see what things you wrote a year ago, that's what I did on today's blog. 

I want to thank everyone who has followed me & has been reading my blogs this year. Up to another year of fun, lots of Hiddleslove & lots of #Loki's mischief!

On today’s blog I look back on a few of my first posts of last February, among others the posts for Tom’s Spirit Week of 2019!

On my 'Hiddles 39th Birthday' post I already mentioned that every year on his birthday, I do try to watch a movie/series in which Tom Hiddleston has a role in. Last year I had watched a part of The Hollow Crown and the year before that I had watched Midnight In Paris. This year I watched War Horse and thereby I've broke the chain of watching something of him that I hadn't seen yet, because I have seen War Horse once. Although, that was long before I've discovered the Thor/Avengers movies, so I couldn't remember much about Tom's role. So perhaps you can say I've now watched War Horse from a total different view! I really do like to write reviews/blogs about films, so I thought let's do a blog about a Tom Hiddleston movie!

Years ago I had already experienced War Horse as a breathtaking film and seen from the fact that war related films are not so easily forgotten and because I have a weakness for animal films, parts of War Horse were still very present inside my memory. War Horse is the story of Joey, the horse seen as a Wonder Horse and the relationship that has developed between him and a young man named Albert. After several threats of taking the horse done by a horrible man named Lyon when the father faces trouble in paying their monthly payment for the farm they are living in, the father decides to sell Joey to the army who are seeking horses for World War I. Albert arrives too late, Joey is already sold to Captain Nicholls (Tom Hiddleston), who admits he totally underpaid for a well trained horse as Joey is, but he just hadn't had more to offer. During the whole film Joey manages to touch the hearts of many human he crossed paths with, Tom Hiddleston's character is the first one who separated the Wonder Horse from one of the concerning humans. 

Now I make it sound like Nicholls is just as horrible as Lyon, who I mentioned earlier. He definitely is not! (See the GIF ^^,  I see the opposite of a horrible man. 😇)

More War Horse Talking on the blog, link above!

Bonus photo: