#Red Carpet Review

[balimode]

I am crying at the sequin abs. Just. God. Imagine if this had been at the Camp year!!

[estellaestella]

I found the most wholesome hype for DUNE 2 under Chris Stuckmann's non-spoiler review (x)

[losjavis]

entrevista y cute moments en la alfombra <3

[pattyblom]

Jessica Chastain wearing a custom Vivienne Westwood gown to the National Board of Review awards gala. Styled by Elizabeth Stewart.

[red-carpet-looks]

Bradley Cooper and Anne Hathaway, National Board of Review Awards, 12/1/2023

[nextcinemastudios]

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[fancyschmancyopinions]

SIENNA MILLER at the National Board of Review Gala on January 8th 2023 wearing ALESSANDRA RICH

[rexaleph]

seeing the academy awards red carpet around social media is making me articulate why like 4 times out of 5 i feel that these looks would be severely elevated by removing the fucking jewellery, and it goes up to like 9 times out of 10 for necklaces, even though i generally really like jewellery - just not on evening gowns. the generic round line of the necklace usually breaks up any interesting shapes of skin vs gown created by the neckline and makes the look appear unconsidered. like you put it on bc, well, the neck is where the necklace goes, without even thinking that there are forms to your look that might be affected by it. and obviously there are ways to make a necklace work with the gown where it looks deliberate but mostly people don't do it. same to a lesser extent w bracelets bc of sleeve lines, while piercings, rings or bags almost never bother me. and then the neckline is usually not as much of a design focus anywhere except gowns so you dont have to be as careful not to fuck it up and jewellery is not an issue.

[littlelioncub43]

Ooh since you're doing Fashion Friday, can I get your opinion on Tyler James Williams' suit from the Golden Globes??

I immediately love it. 😍

The texture, which I'm assuming is a corduroy of some sort because of the weight and drape of it, is phenomenal! I even like the tie-dye blue! It's nothing too crazy that would make it an eye-sore but enough to give the suit a little somethin somthin. And the cut of it — 💀 I adore it. It's giving 1940s men's lounging robes:

The color, the fabric, the cut, the littLE CHAIN ON HIS LAPEL

This is, dare I say it, nearly perfect.

9.999999999999/10

[quiltedlovers]

specific sub genre of fashion review i love is men who don’t often have the opportunity to participate in conversation about clothes giving a descriptive compliment out of nowhere. a bright pastel shirt? well she looks like spring flowers. a big pink and yellow sparkly red carpet gown? it’s good because she looks like a butterfly. big pink skirt? she looks like a cupcake. always spoken with utmost respect and appreciation. it’s actually so nice tell me more about how you see the world

[balimode]

So I'm actually a little obsessed with this. The way the flowers go from blooming buds to decayed fallen petals? Yes, bitch.

[tinseltine]

I realized this is JLaw‘s first official comedy – “Silver Linings Playbook” and “Joy” are each a dramedy. “Don’t Look Up” is funny, but its genre would be cautionary/Scifi. Lawrence was the comic relief in “American Hustle”, but again, a satire, not a broad comedy.  I’m glad she finally found herself here. 

The Blackening’s got the feel of Bodies Bodies Bodies, just not as clever.  You can see the twist ending coming from a mile away. But as someone whose black card is always in threat of being revoked, due to having grown up on a constant diet of corny, white fare; I liked the irony of a board game of actual black cards, where each character has to answer culturally black trivia in order to stay alive!  And yup, if I were playing, my black card would once again have been in jeopardy, cause for a number of the questions, I’d have been about as much help as I’d be in an escape room requiring math. 

Overall I enjoyed the film and thought this fresh take on the Flashpoint event was creative. Just not as creative as the 2013 film, which still had meta-humans and heroes, with each of them in different roles than what they are in the traditional DC’s Earth-Prime version. For instance, Bruce Wayne was killed in the alley that famous night instead of his parents; turning his father into Batman and his mother into the Joker. Superman is captured and nowhere to be found. Cyborg is a resistance leader, giving America a fighting chance within a war between Aquaman’s Atlanteans and Wonder Woman’s Amazonians. Aquaman cheated on his wife Mera with Diana and it led to this major war.

Vibrant all the way around, story, visuals, characters! Although, I’ll admit, I got a little sleepy a few moments before we meet the super cool Spider-man named Hobie Brown, aka Spider-Punk voiced by Daniel Kaluuya, but that could have been due to the heaping portion of Chinese food I ate at the beginning of the movie. This Spider-Punk was my favorite spidey. Kauuya says he: put a lot of emphasis on what matters to the fans when it came to finding his superhero’s voice, so much so that when he first took on the role of Spider-Punk he listened to fan-made playlists dedicated to the character to understand how they saw him rather than choose to base him on any punk rock icons of the past.

Me and my sister came out of Disney’s Live Action The Little Mermaid smiling from ear to ear feeling as though it managed to capture and hold true to everything we loved about the animated original and at the same time, embracing the world of today with beautiful diversity. But then I read The New York Times review by Wesley Morris and he just makes me feel stupid for enjoying the movie. I suppose he has some salient points like “This new flesh-and-blood version is about a girl who’d like to withdraw her color from the family rainbow and sail off into “uncharted waters” with her white prince.” Also, although I loved Halle Bailey’s interpretation of Ariel, his review now makes me question, does she imbue varied enough facial expressions while mute?

The Mother explores themes of family, redemption and identity, as Lopez’s character (with no name) struggles to reconcile her past and present. It’s not a groundbreaking or original movie by any means. It borrows heavily from other action movies like “Taken”, “Salt” and “Atomic Blonde”. The plot is predictable, the villains are one-dimensional and the moments of warmth aren’t very moving. But it’s entertaining, and it’s JLo, so stream it!

I definitely feel GOTG3 has stronger beats than Ant-man Quantumania, but it’s still a little long and lacking a certain spark had by the prior 2 movies of this MCU franchise. I think we need to go back to keeping the films just under 2 hours. Infinity War and End Game each needed to be nearly 3 hours because of so many characters and major story arcs, but with these sequels, no matter how beloved the characters, there’s not enough to fill them. I love superhero movies and particularly the MCU, but lately I can always feel the point in which they should be wrapping up, yet there’s 40-45 minutes still to go. 

THIS WAS TINSEL & TINE'S #MINIMOVIEREVIEW EXTRAVAGANZA #14 for complete content - https://tinseltine.com/minimoviereviewextravaganza14/

[coffeeflavored-tears]

ITS THE OSCARS ??????!

[tedhead]

having loud uninformed opinions about fashion is my favorite part of the oscars evening

[red-carpet-looks]

Martin Scorsese and Daniel Day-Lewis, National Board of Review Awards, 12/1/2023