Rachel McAdams
Greta Lee
Claire Foy
Natalie Portman
Fantasia Barrino
Cailee Spaney
Teyana Taylor
Julianne Moore
Rosamund Pike
Taraji P. Henson
Margot Robbie
Fascinating that Scarlett Johansson can’t stop praising shitty men she has worked with but never has a nice word to say about Sofia Coppola, the woman who essentially launched her career.
After some investigative sleuthing, I have determined that Timothée Chalamet (
@RealChalamet
) is going to be in Wes Anderson’s post-WWII musical set in France. Tweeting this so I can gloat once it’s officially announced.
Something stupid: men’s rights activists editing THE LAST JEDI down to 46 minutes so there aren’t any women in it.
Something awesome: a 152 minute movie is only 46 minutes when you cut all the women out.
MORE WOMEN RUNNING FILM STUDIOS, PLZ.
Disney+ removing the Howard Ashman documentary right as the live-action Little Mermaid premieres is… maybe the most misguided corporate decision ever made??
Cannot stop thinking about CHA CHA REAL SMOOTH. The last time a movie implanted in my brain like this, it drove me to start a Timothée Chalamet podcast 😮💨
On this day in 2012, Amy Elliott Dunne framed her corn-fed, salt-of-the-earth, lazy, lying, shitting, oblivious husband for her murder. And we were given no choice but to stan.
Michelle Yeoh is incredible in EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE and should be at the top of any Oscar prognosticator's Best Actress prediction list.
But, for my money, Ke Huy Quan is our 2023 Best Supporting Actor. End of discussion. Case closed.
Women! They have minds, and they have souls, as well as just hearts. And they've got ambition, and they've got talent, as well as just beauty. I'm so sick of people saying that BEST COSTUME DESIGN is just all a woman is fit for. I’m so sick of it!
I’m watching SAVING PRIVATE RYAN for the first time and it’s just… insane to me that people other than Steven Spielberg are even allowed to make movies.
Feels odd to plug my podcast in such eerie times, but if you're isolated and need something to pass the time, the filmography of
@RealChalamet
has given me such joy, and talking about it with friends has been such a lovely adventure.
Listen here:
Can we PLEASE STOP the "Jack could have survived TITANIC (1997)" discourse?!
He TRIES to get on the floating door with Rose. The door TIPS over. Jack, a character whose motivation is Rose's survival, DECIDES TO STAY IN THE WATER instead of risking both their lives.
The mediocre CGI in JUNGLE CRUISE is a purposeful homage to the kitschy animatronics found on Walt Disney's beloved attraction, endearing the audience to the film and ultimately strengthening the emotional resonance of the narrative. In this essay I will... (1/388)
Everyone is asking me if I was kissing Timothée Chalamet at Coachella, and that is a good question. But a great question would be asking our world leaders why Allison Janney was allowed to steal Laurie Metcalf’s Oscar and face absolutely no consequences.