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[Mariah. 58,211]

@Jake @Amlex @Captain Fox @Cooksie @prince. @Josh. their chemistry is gonna be  

[Amlex 9,289]

12 hours ago, Mariah. said:

@Jake @Amlex @Captain Fox @Cooksie @prince. @Josh. their chemistry is gonna be  

They are about to become the biggest ship in stan Twitter omg  poor whatever the biggest ship in mcu is

[Mariah. 58,211]

4 hours ago, Amlex said:

They are about to become the biggest ship in stan Twitter omg  poor whatever the biggest ship in mcu is

I found the video, their friendship seems genuine by his tone  

 

 

[Captain Fox 24,865]

On 10/22/2019 at 1:17 AM, Mariah. said:

@Jake @Amlex @Captain Fox @Cooksie @prince. @Josh. their chemistry is gonna be  

Ugh, they have so much content to use for these two now and I'm perched for it all.

[Mariah. 58,211]

ignore the weird guy in the glasses, and take in the power  

[Mariah. 58,211]

not steroids lkgkdlgklfklgf, I really can't wait to see this  

[Tamina’s ligaments 303]

R-Rated box office congratulatory posts aren’t like the ones you’re used to... pic.twitter.com/OTy2BqIP4f

— Ryan Reynolds (@VancityReynolds)

October 25, 2019

[Mariah. 58,211]

a legend, a woman, a woman of color, has spoken

so that's on period, debate is over Martin Scorsese, Jennifer PANNEDiston and Sofia Coppola's father!

 

 

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“Art lives in that world of imagination. It’s a playground there. It’s God’s playground. It’s not up to anyone to say what deserves to be there and what doesn’t deserve to be there. It’s anything that you want to be in that place can live there. And that is why we have some of the greatest painters, some of the greatest actors, some of the greatest writers, and that’s why we live. So I do believe that there’s a place for all of it.”

 

[Eric 11,474]

3 minutes ago, Mariah. said:

a legend, a woman, a woman of color, has spoken

so that's on period, debate is over Martin Scorsese, Jennifer PANNEDiston and Sofia Coppola's father!

 

 

 

Queen has spoken!

Also rightfully so the superhero movie attacks are getting old and quite frankly just started to sound like some of them were being haters.

[Henry Cavill 8,967]

https://deadline.com/2019/10/anna-chlumsky-julia-garnercast-in-shonda-rhimes-netflix-series-based-on-anna-delvey-katie-lowes-laverne-cox-alexis-floyd-1202773977/

 

This will be good

[Don Draper 6,777]

Is that why he shaved his head? Oh.

[Mariah. 58,211]

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While the first trailer for Wonder Woman 1984 isn't arriving until December, WarnerMedia debuted a brief but tantalizing new glimpse of the movie at today's HBO Max presentation.

Unfortunately, there's no indication Warners will be releasing this footage online, but read on for a breakdown of what we saw during the presentation.

Much of the footage appears to be set in Washington DC. We see a shot of Diana and Steve Trevor walking in front of the Washington Monument. Diana is wearing a white, Greek goddess-inspired dress and reaches out to caress Steve's cheek. Her voice-over narration mourns, “I can almost see it, like a beautiful dream.”

That narration would seem to suggest this is a dream sequence of some sort, though the footage itself looks real enough.

A second scene lends more credence to the idea that Steve Trevor is alive and well and not just a figment of Diana's imagination. We see Wonder Woman battling enemies inside the White House while wearing her new armor. She protects Steve from gunfire, grabs a gun and unloads it in slow-motion and pulls foes closer with her lasso. Another cryptic shot shows her whipping her lasso around to possibly deflect or redirect a bolt of lightning. Could she be fighting Zeus?

https://ca.ign.com/articles/2019/10/30/wonder-woman-1984-white-house-fight-footage-scene

there's also tea that there's five action sequences/set pieces, I'm READY  

[Jeigz 12,083]

not sure whether her feeling the need to say this or her haircut in that photo is worse

 

[Jeigz 12,083]

I’ve been waiting for him to do something dumb

[Rainbow Heart 12,826]

4 minutes ago, Jeigz said:

I’ve been waiting for him to do something dumb

Welp time for the twitter girlies to run back to keanu for their quirky older actor fix

[Jeigz 12,083]

6 minutes ago, Rainbow Heart said:

Welp time for the twitter girlies to run back to keanu for their quirky older actor fix

I don’t think anything’s going to happen tbh because I feel like his entire base is white women who don’t care about ... much, but I was watching an interview with an author I really like who’s quite influential in feminist movements and she said his #MeToo moment has been a long time coming...

[Mariah. 58,211]

speaking of Woody Allen, I'm glad THE KING (on Netflix) denounced his work with him after he was lashed

the intelligence and the beauty

[Mariah. 58,211]

these slay  

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[Charlotte's Weave 1,046]

I saw Doctor Sleep and loved it!

If you saw The Shining (Kubrick's version) or the mini-series in the 90s, which was more faithful to the book, it's definitely a worthy successor. It got me emotional. I'm actively listening to The Shining on audiobook so all the events are fresh in my mind. It was bittersweet getting an ending.

GO SEE IT!

Additionally, this is like the 3rd or 4th Mike Flanagan horror project I've seen that's really impressed me. Horror/thrillers/sci-fi etc, are my bread and butter so it's very pleasing when a movie strays from what I'm expecting, which is rare these days. He's such a great director, can't wait for The Haunting of Bly Manor!

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[Tamina’s ligaments 303]

2 hours ago, Charlotte's Weave said:

I saw Doctor Sleep and loved it!

If you saw The Shining (Kubrick's version) or the mini-series in the 90s, which was more faithful to the book, it's definitely a worthy successor. It got me emotional. I'm actively listening to The Shining on audiobook so all the events are fresh in my mind. It was bittersweet getting an ending.

GO SEE IT!

Additionally, this is like the 3rd or 4th Mike Flanagan horror project I've seen that's really impressed me. Horror/thrillers/sci-fi etc, are my bread and butter so it's very pleasing when a movie strays from what I'm expecting, which is rare these days. He's such a great director, can't wait for The Haunting of Bly Manor!

Haven’t seen it yet, but I heard Rebecca Ferguson was iconic as Rose the Hat.

 

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[Charlotte's Weave 1,046]

19 minutes ago, Tamina’s ligaments said:

Haven’t seen it yet, but I heard Rebecca Ferguson was iconic as Rose the Hat.

 

Yesss, she was so great in her role, a very formidable adversary!

[Jeigz 12,083]

I don’t want to make a thread in the music section for this and she’s got acting awards and noms now so

 

[Don Draper 6,777]

4 hours ago, Jeigz said:

I don’t want to make a thread in the music section for this and she’s got acting awards and noms now so

 

As does everyone sans Swine

[Twisted Bliss 14,218]

6 hours ago, Jeigz said:

I don’t want to make a thread in the music section for this and she’s got acting awards and noms now so

 

She should since it’s better than Joanne. 

[Henry Cavill 8,967]

Jake’s looking good.