#Angela films

[smosh-fessions]

this is kind of a hateful ask so feel free to just delete, but i watched guts (angela's short film) and some of the comments kinda disappointed me. it was such a well written, well acted, well directed short film and it was emotional and meaningful! media about eating disorders that's really honest and emotional isn't super triggering is so rare and greatly appreciated! i just hated that there were so many comments just about angela. granted, there's a lot of thoughtful comments and people saying the same thing as i am right now- but there are also a few comments of people being incapable of doing anything but talk about angela and her being on smosh. and it was enough upon initial release for me to notice and be frustrated by.

art is so difficult and this film was a team effort, why do certain fans want everyone to know that they're there mostly for angela and nobody else? does that not feel disrespectful to them? i felt similarly when patrick's short film came out- he and amanda have incredible chemistry and acted off each other with such natural tension and patrick was so menacing, towing the line between kooky and an actual threat. but all some people talked about in the comments and social media was amangela- which was only in the film for like. 5 minutes. yes, it's sweet and kinda gay that amanda wanted angela to be her wife for the film but that's literally such a small part of the film. there were other things going on.

it just frustrates me that when people like angela who are members of really popular groups make art outside that group, the fans of said group can't engage with the art that they're a part of without appreciating all the other people involved or the story being told. i 100% totally understand it- i would not have been served either short film had i not been a fan of smosh in the first place and i'm excited to see the cast members and patrick outside of smosh and especially for them to be so serious and good. but oh my god where is the decorum?

this rant was spurred on by seeing the fact that dan and phil fans (of which i am one) in the youtube comments section did not appreciate the other simmers on the sims anniversary livestream and just spammed dan and phil things the whole time. im begging some of u thst if ur gonna engage with media, pls for the love of god, show some love to everybody involved! it's cute that smosh appreciates the crew as much as they do- so let's keep that same energy for outside projects!! also this isn't critique of angela- she did incredible in both guts and i live in your house! i love her! i am angela giarratanamaxxing as we speak (idk what i mean by that but i am), but more a critique on how certain people engage with media. pls have some decorum, divas!

I agree a million percent. It's fine to leave a comment that you're happy to see more of Angela's talent, but as you said, people act like she (or whoever) is the ONLY person who made it.

It's not done in malice most of the time, I don't think, but that doesn't change the impact it has. I would be disappointed to see no comments on the rest of my film and only comments about one of the actors if I were Margeaux.

The film was wonderful and hit home for me more than I expected it to, and I wish more people took the time to look at these things for what they are as opposed to just a vehicle for more Angela.

This was very well said.

[coutureicons]

angela bassett as bernie in waiting to exhale (1995)

[bleedingspiral]

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[blkinfilm]

Waiting to Exhale (1995)

Instagram: blkinfilm

[screengoddess]

Angela Lansbury

[andrew3garfield]

ꙄЯOЯЯIM (2008) dir. ALEXANЯE AJA

[yvain]

“The Lady of the House of Love” and Vampirella by Angela Carter

Promotional image for Stoker (2013) dir. Park Chan-wook

[hipsternumbertwo]

Our 2025 Predictions | Smosh Mouth 76

[esqueletosgays]

NIGHT OF THE DEMONS (1988)

Director: Kevin S. Tenney Cinematography: David Lewis

[cinematicjourney]

Wendell & Wild (2022) | dir. Henry Selick

[smosh-fessions]

This isn’t Smosh as a whole related but Angela’s new short film ‘Guts’ was insanely good, she’s such a talented actress and portrayed the feeling of recovery so well; it made cry I can’t lie. I can really see Angela booking something really big she’s so talented

I just watched it, actually! She's amazing in everything I've seen her in, from comedy to drama to suspense and horror. I would love to hear her do proper Shakespeare someday.

[birdofsorrow]

angela bettis

[atwellfilm]

ANGELA STARK ✩ ⤷ Outfits appreciation

Hayley Atwell in Cassandra's Dream (2007)

[cuntychappell]

Vampire in Brooklyn 1995 | dir. Wes Craven

[secretceremonies]

MAY (2002) dir. LUCKY MCKEE

[zanephillips]

MENA SUVARI in American Beauty (1999)