The world of tattoos is directly linked to other types of arts because, whether we like it or not, on many occasions, the art of tattoo is associated with many trends. Movies, actors, singers, etc ... Regardless of the artist we are talking about, a great performance is more than valid to lead to many tattoo designs. And it's not the first time that we talked about tattoos in the cinema.
However, in this case, I would like highlight some of the best tattoos in cinema. That is, some tattoos seen in cult movies for any self-respecting movie fan. Be it Blade, American History X or the Red Dragon, tattoos played an almost main role in the protagonists of these films. This is because they were used to convey a message to the viewer. Okay, let's get to it.
American History X
In this film that revolves around a group of neo-Nazis, we see the huge swastika that Edward Norton wore on his chest. A swastika next to two thorn bracelets, one on each arm. It is a very interesting film that if you have seen, I highly recommend that you do so since it deals with the issue of neo-Nazi ideology from a young age "Skin head".
Blade
If you're a fan of the Marvel Comics universe and especially vampires, I'm sure you've seen the Blade movie saga with Wesley Snipes leading the cast. The only vampire capable of walking in sunlight is shown with a significant tribal-style tattoo on his head and part of his back. It also has other tattoos by way of codes and symbols.
Red Dragon
This film shows once again that tattoos play a fundamental role in transmitting according to what messages and emotions to the viewer. In this prequel to "The Silence of the Lambs" we find a large tattoo worn by Ralph Fiennes. The tattoo design was done by Tom Berg, an artist who was also commissioned to design the tattoo of the protagonist of the Prison Break series.
Constantine
And finally to close this small compilation of the best tattoos in cinema, we mention the role played by Keanu Reeves in the movie "Constantine". It is a tattoo made on his two forearms that, when brought together, formed a chemical symbol associated with protection.