#Ginnifer Goodwin picture

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

Zootopia (2016, Byron Howard, Rich Moore and Jared Bush)

16/10/2024

[basqueneskak]

+400 celebrities have signed that sh*t of an open letter to keep Israel in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 using Zionist arguments and not a single mention to Gazan people.

Some of the most well-known signers are: Helen Mirren (Actress) Liev Schreiber (Actor) Boy George (Artist) Gene Simmons (Artist/Co-founder KISS & multi-hyphenate businessman) Mayim Bialik (Actress) Julianna Margulies (Actor/Producer/Author) Emmy Rossum (Actress) Debra Messing (Actress) Ginnifer Goodwin (Actress) Scooter Braun (Founder/CEO, Hybe America) Selma Blair (Actress) Gregg Sulkin (Actor) Skylar Astin (Actor) Julie Greenwald (Chairperson & CEO, Atlantic Records Group) Jody Gerson (Chairperson and CEO, Universal Music Publishing Group) Aaron Bay-Schuck (CEO/Co-Chairman Warner Records) Dan Rosen (President, Warner Music Australasia); Joshua Malina (Actor) Patricia Heaton (Actress and Producer) Jennifer Jason Leigh (Actress) Tom Arnold (Actor) Tracy-Ann Oberman (Actress) Sharon Osbourne (Manager, TV Personality) Tom Rothman (Chairman, Columbia Pictures) Diane Warren (Songwriter) Ynon Kreiz (Chairman and CEO, Mattel, Inc.) Gary Barber (Chairman and CEO, Spyglass Media Group) Jacqueline Saturn (President, Virgin Music) Emmanuelle Chriqui (Actress) Samantha Ronson (Artist) Odeya Rush (Actress)

Do what you will with this info.

[dbarn]

Okay. So this is what I get for sleeping while D23 is going on. Some catch-up news below.

The good folks at Zootopia News Network have encapsulated a good deal of the news, but for those who don't want to click through:

Here's a great clip of Nick giving an introduction to Ginnifer Goodwin, full of the usual animal puns like calling it "Z23" and mentioning films like Gnufasa and Inside Snout 2.

The big blue snake seen both in the picture spot and the lithograph is named Gary, and he's voiced by Ke Huy Quan (if you don't know who that is... shame on you).

An official synopsis reads:

"Judy and Nick find themselves on the twisting trail of a mysterious reptile who arrives in Zootopia and turns the mammal metropolis upside down. To crack the case, Judy and Nick must go undercover to unexpected new parts of town, where their growing partnership is tested like never before." (I won't speculate on exactly what that last bit means, because there's plenty of overblown hyperbole already happening about it.)

There is a fantastic 70-second clip that a kind user has uploaded to Reddit (which, of course, prevents me from easily downloading it in case the original post is deleted). It seems to show the same scene depicted in the diorama at the expo, where Nibbles the beaver introduces Nick and Judy to Russ the walrus. The humor, animation, and voice work is first-rate, as expected.

I absolutely love Nick and Judy's new outfits, but they look even better with their "undercover hats":

I'll keep blabbering about this as more information comes out.

[the-dark-storybook-prince]

Character ask: Snow White

Favorite thing about them: I love the different versions of her fairy tale. There are so many different retellings of the same story.

Least favorite thing about them: I hate how it is implied in the fairy tale that her father does nothing to stop her stepmother from attempting to kill her four times. He sounds like a lousy parent.

Three things I have in common with them:

*I love forests.

*I live in a house with mirrors.

*I love apples.

Three things I don't have in common with them:

*I am not royalty.

*I do not have a wicked stepmother.

*I am not in love with a random prince.

brOTP: Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Rapunzel, Goldilocks, Red Riding Hood, Hansel and Gretel

OTP: Prince Charming

nOTP: Evil Queen, Huntsman.

Random headcanon: She is autistic. Apples are one of her special interests.

Unpopular opinion: I think she looks best in anything that is red as blood. It matches the color of her lips.

Song I associate with them:

"Bring Me to Life" by Evanescence

"Snow White" by Christina Grimmie

"Speechless" by Naomi Scott

Favorite picture of them:

The Ginnifer Goodwin version

The Lily Collins version

[twistedtummies2]

Fifteen Days of Disney Magic - Number 5

Welcome to Fifteen Days of Disney Magic! In honor of the company’s 100th Anniversary, I am counting down my Top 15 Favorite Movies from Walt Disney Animation Studios! We’ve now entered the Top 5 of the Countdown! Today’s entry is the ONLY Modern Era Movie on the List. Number 5 is…Zootopia.

Right about now, I imagine a lot of people reading are asking themselves the same question: “Why Zootopia?” Out of all the modern Disney films I could choose – from Tangled to Encanto to beyond – why does “Zootopia” not only end up being the only modern era movie in my Top 15, but actually a film that makes it into my Top 5, even trumping “Alice in Wonderland”? My honest answer is…I actually don’t really know. I guess the best way I can put it is…it’s just the right film for me. “Zootopia,” in essence, is Disney’s version of a neo-noir mystery. And it actually IS a legitimate and decently-told mystery! It’s not as dark as actual neo-noir films, obviously, but the style of the story, the way the characters act and interact, and even the way things are shot and lit (in animation) feels like a sort of child-friendly version of movies like “Chinatown” or even older pictures such as “The Big Sleep” (which apparently was a direct influence on the movie). I’ve always been a fan of film noir, and especially the crime and mystery genre of the medium, so seeing a film that had that kind of quality, while still being just as bright and colorful as most Disney movies, and with a grand sense of humor about itself, was very interesting. I also love the cast of this movie; both Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps are among my favorite protagonists in any Disney feature to date. Judy actually might be my choice for my favorite Disney heroine, in particular, and Nick is easily in my Top 5 for the male leads. They’re both fun and flawed in their own ways, and the manners in which they bounce off one another, and the development of their relationship over the course of the story, are really a treat to behold. I also have to give credit to their voice actors. Despite being well-acquainted with at least some of the works from both performers – Jason Bateman for Nick, and Ginnifer Goodwin for Judy – I feel they both just totally disappear into their respective characters. With celebrity voice artists, especially in a lot of more modern films, I think the success rate of their work is sort of 50/50. When it’s not managed well, sometimes the person behind the mic becomes more important than the actual character being presented, and you can sort of feel the distance between the actor and the microphone. With Bateman and Goodwin, I never got that feeling: they’re just right there, in the role! There are no actors, only Nick and Judy, and that really is a big part of what makes them so great to me.

The rest of the cast is pretty good, too. Even some of the most minor characters or brief supporting roles can have a big impact. It’s telling that, when Disney+ announced a new Zootopia spin-off show, instead of focusing on Nick and Judy’s new adventures, the series was a bunch of shorts that focused on the supporting players and their own lives and interests. In the film, these were characters you wanted to learn more about, and the show did exactly that. The themes and messages of the film are fascinating: I often hear people say that there’s stuff really hammered in within this movie, but I actually don’t think that’s the case at all. To me, the film gives a message that is both timely and timeless, but does so in a way that is contemporary and fresh, and does so with a story that you can relate to a lot of different problems in the world and history. You can read it a few different ways, and every way is important. I’m not going to act like this is the absolute best of all the modern era Disney films; to be honest, I don’t know which movie has that distinction. And while Zootopia definitely has a major following, I don’t know if it’s quite as “big” as films like “Frozen” or “Wreck-It Ralph.” But for me, this is easily my favorite Disney movie to have come out within the past couple decades at least, and definitely worthy of a spot in my Top 5. I don’t know how many other people would share this sentiment, but it’s one I’m holding onto regardless. The end draws ever nearer. The countdown continues tomorrow with my 4th Favorite Disney Movie! HINT: It Should Ring a Bell.

[writcrwithin]

I just found out Ginnifer Goodwin is a heavy Israel supporter and that disappoints me so much. Like how is she so blind?

Someone go slap her in the face and open her eyes at how stupid she is for blaming Hamas still. Send her pictures of all the crimes Israel has been committing as well.

[caputgeratlupinum]

This is kind of the vibe and look for Marian to me. Her makeup is too modern I think but I would like to cast Ginnifer Goodwin in the show of the story that lives only in my head please.

(She's stolen Robin’s cloak in this picture)

[fromkenari]

The over 400+ Signatories Include: Helen Mirren (Actress); Liev Schreiber (Actor); Boy George (Artist); Gene Simmons (Artist/Co-founder KISS & multi-hyphenate businessman); Mayim Bialik (Actress); Julianna Margulies (Actor/Producer/Author); Emmy Rossum (Actress); Debra Messing (Actress); Ginnifer Goodwin (Actress); Haim Saban (Chairman and CEO, Saban Capital Group); Scooter Braun (Founder/CEO, Hybe America); Selma Blair (Actress); Harvey Mason jr. (CEO of the Recording Academy); Gregg Sulkin (Actor); Skylar Astin (Actor); Julie Greenwald (Chairperson & CEO, Atlantic Records Group); Jody Gerson (Chairperson and CEO, Universal Music Publishing Group); Aaron Bay-Schuck (CEO/Co-Chairman Warner Records); Dan Rosen (President, Warner Music Australasia); Joshua Malina (Actor); Patricia Heaton (Actress and Producer); Noa Kirel (Artist); Jennifer Jason Leigh (Actress); David Draiman (Disturbed); Tom Arnold (Actor); Tracy-Ann Oberman (Actress); Sharon Osbourne (Manager, TV Personality); Tom Rothman (Chairman, Columbia Pictures); Diane Warren (Songwriter); Sherry Lansing (Former CEO of Paramount Pictures); Rick Rosen (Co-Founder, Endeavor); Ben Silverman (Chairman & Co-CEO, Propagate Content); Alison Kaye (President, SB Projects); Orly Marley (President, Tuff Gong Worldwide); Ynon Kreiz (Chairman and CEO, Mattel, Inc.); Gary Barber (Chairman and CEO, Spyglass Media Group); Raye Cosbert (Managing Director, Metropolis Music); David Levy (Partner, William Morris Endeavor Entertainment); Jacqueline Saturn (President, Virgin Music); John Ondrasik (Artist, Five For Fighting); Emmanuelle Chriqui (Actress); Samantha Ronson (Artist); Colin Lester OBE (Founder/Chairman JEM Music Group); David Renzer (Former CEO/Chairman Universal Music Publishing); Paul Kemsley (Manager, Nixxi Entertainment); Odeya Rush (Actress); Modi Wiczyk (Co-Founder and Co-CEO, MRC); and David Zedeck (Global Head of Music at UTA), amongst others, which you can see below.

Supremely disappointed and enraged.

Trigger warning on the open letter for Pro-"Israel" lies and propaganda.

Over 400 industry people have signed it. Those at the top of the list are not the only recognizable names.

[efnewsservice]

Snow and David 7.22 Leaving Storybrooke (x)

[lifeandtimesofpineapplehead]

HE'S JUST NOT THAT INTO YOU.

I just finished watching this movie, apparently, it's adapted from a book by the same name, written by Greg Behrendt and Liz Tuccillo. I love reading and watching movies dissecting love, sex, dating, romance, and basically anything to do with attraction and the whole mating game.

I find it so fascinating, learning how things actually work; what I should or shouldn't say. You know? The works. It's such a well-written and produced film. Also, I love how nuanced it is. it's not the same old story about a single gal looking for love. No, we actually see the story unfold from different perspectives: single, married, gay, straight. And I love that.

Although there were some unbearably cringy scenes and corny cheesy lines, I'd definitely watch it again! Here are some of my favorite quotes:

Haha. Seriously though, stop dating or entertaining people who don't actually like you! Stop settling for the first person who shows interest because you're scared if you don't jump now, you may never get the chance again. Trust me, there'll be plenty more chances!

I tell my friends all the time, if a man wants you,he'll show you. You won't have to make excuses for his bad behaviour or asshole-ish ways! it's really very simple, Pay attention to what they do not what they say!

Well, this was harsh! I'll sit this one out because I don't have the correct words to actually say what I need to.

Please watch the film, you might learn something new. Plus, if you love happy endings, you're in for a treat!

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have Walk the Line 2005

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

Zootopia (2016, Byron Howard, Rich Moore and Jared Bush)

08/06/2024

[the-imaginative-hobbyist]

Just could not resist XD 

[abovethemists]

And some more random, old shots of the OUAT cast from my phone. 

[reallygoodmovies]

Zootopia, directed by Byron Howard and Rich Moore.

[jrob64]

💙💙💙

@ginniferwoodwin: 48 hours in Vancouver w/ #buddygames2