#Akwafina

[the-bad-guys-2-reportage]

The Bad Guys 2 official cast

Returning:

Sam Rockwell - Mr. Wolf 🐺

Marc Maron - Mr. Snake 🐍

Craig Robinson - Mr. Shark 🦈

Anthony Ramos - Mr. Piranha 🐡

Awkwafina - Ms. Tarantula 🕷️

Zazie Beetz - Diane Foxington 🦊

Richard Ayoade - Professor Marmalade 🐹

Lilly Singh - Tiffany Fluffit 🗞️

Alex Borstein - Chief Luggins 👮‍♀️

New:

Danielle Brooks - Kitty Kat 🐆

Natasha Lyonne - Doom 🐦‍⬛

Maria Bakalova - Pigtail 🐷

The Bad Guys 2 website

[yikes077]

She haunts me

[kimweeebol]

2023 Gold Gala, Los Angeles

[fancyschmancyopinions]

AWKWAFINA at the 3rd Annual Academy Museum Gala on December 3rd 2023 wearing GEORGES HOBEIKA COUTURE

Honestly, I just really liked this look on Awkwafina. I thought the color looked really good on her, and I loved the intricate beading on the outfit. It's just a really beautiful outfit and I think Awkwafina looks phenomenal. This might be one of my favorite looks ever from her.

[kenisu-of-dragons]

Raya and the Last Dragon 🐲 🗡️ 🌊

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[deez-no-relation]

Renfield | Final Trailer

This looks pretty fun ngl

[sixbucks]

Girlcrush.

[learningfromlosing]

Akwafina was so real for her ending role in Jumanji when everyone was screaming Jumanji and she was like what'd they say????? Jumanji??? Like what an iconic duo of devito and akwafina. Hilarious her dramatic scene is being emotional with a horse what the fuck that's her best friend "that's my partner right there" fucking flies away as a pegasus god bless

[parisiterileymoon]

Character A: [stairing admirably at character B] that’s awesome…terrifying but awesome.

[the-bad-guys-2-reportage]

This account is dedicated to covering news about the theatrical adaptation of The Bad Guys sequel by Dreamworks, and the book series! We'll also be counting down until the release of the sequel, in theaters the 1st of August 2025.

Synopsis: "The Bad Guys are struggling to find trust and acceptance in their newly minted lives as Good Guys, when they are pulled out of retirement and forced to do ‘one last job' by an all-female squad of criminals."

Note: if you've read the original book series, then you already know who this all-female squad of criminals are.

Returning cast & crew:

Pierre Perifel (director)

Damon Ross (producer)

JP Sans (co-director, was previously head of character animation)

Daniel Pemberton (composer)

Sam Rockwell - Mr. Wolf

Marc Maron - Mr. Snake

Craig Robinson - Mr. Shark

Akwafina - Ms. Tarantula

Anthony Ramos - Mr. Piranha

Zazie Beetz - Diane Foxington

Richard Ayoade - Professor Marmalade

Alex Borstein - Misty Luggins

Lilly Singh - Tiffany Fluffit

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[leam1983]

Finally managed to catch "Renfield"...

Loved it. Nicholas Cage was obviously going to nail being a toxic and co-dependent Wallachian warlord, and Nicholas Hoult does a fine job at decoupling Renfield from the usual "Renfield syndrome" tropes. It's not Tom Waits as Renfield in Coppola's Dracula - still the best Renfield ever, IMHO - but it's fairly effective at reframing Dracula's thrall as what the movie's plot requires, which is a recovering co-dependent.

The movie isn't shy about being a splatterfest comedy sharing some kinship with the Feast movies, visually, and it also loves sticking garish and sickly greenish lights in unusual places. It's not everyday you see a community center's gym turn weirdly off-putting by the addition of a green light and everyone looking just south of cadaverous...

Loved the first few minutes' shot-for-shot homages of the Tod Browning original (as Universal just has to keep milking its monsters for all their worth, naturally) - and I thought it interesting that the designers tried to more or less to conflate Lugosi's Dracula with Shreck's Count Orlok in Cage's makeup design. Not a fan of the super-involved dental prosthetics - they always make overdubs really obvious - and I would've preferred a nice and standard pair of fangs; but it's still fun that the design basically screams "self-involved sociopathic narcissist who's not even vaguely aware of how plug-ugly he's become".

Great little bit of genre-bending, overall. Highly reccomended if you're looking for gore supercuts without the jumpscares - and especially if you're looking for another one of Cage's more gonzo performances.

[jc-lambert]

Of Edward Velez, Bert Nash

So...

Now we have all the old white men of Saint Mark's Place chit chatting about and conspiring both for, and against: Eddie and his wife and his son at Bert Nash. They've even gotten to the locker room gossip on all of them and are comparing notes on the west coastline.

Good.

Move them back to Joisey and keep them there for their live long day.

Eddie...

What kind of dead whores does that make your friends and family now that everyone in America is talking about what's in your pants? Infact: it's Akwafina's job to sit there and have every comedian on television cracking jokes about the Psychologist of the Gunpowder Industry. Her first job will be to joke be it on television or not: will be on the topic of your butthole, your wife's vadge, and your son's pee-pee. Her second job, will be to talk shit on whatever he has had his pee-pee in be it in his stuffed animals, the dog, his girlfriend or girlfriend (based on his sexual identity or gender self identity), or in yo mouth.

We think it's been in your mouth too much Eddie.

Remember: we don't like men who allow their wives to finger their butthole.

[yikes077]

There I am trying to enjoy Jumanji 2: The Next Level and god damn it Akwafina

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The Little Mermaid (2023) - Music Free Static (027)

I finally got around to watching The Little Mermaid so it's time for another Really Late Movie Review!! In this spoiler filled review, I dive into the 2023 live action remake of Disney's The Little Mermaid.

tl;dr: I liked it but there are some things that didn't work for me (like Akwafina) and there were some things that were pretty amazing (Halle Bailey).

Check out the podcast at https://youtu.be/CWhjEAW63AA or on most podcast platforms!