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Saw Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare last night and holy shit that movie was amazing! Could not recommend this movie more. Each scene really is a master class of whatever emotion they were trying to convey. You can tell that the crew had a blast making it

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I CARE A LOT (2020) — dir. J Blakeson

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‘The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare’ premiere on April 15, 2024 in New York City. ✨✨✨

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Eliza Gonzalez

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The Met Gala 2024 Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion -The Florals Pt. 1

Demi Moore in Harris Read || Taylor Russel in Loewe || Lena Mahfouf in Schiaparelli Georgina Chapman || Quannah Chasinghorse in H&M || Eliza Gonzalez in Del Core

Nicki Minaj In Marni || Teyana Taylor in The Blonds Amelia Gray Hamlin n Undercover Karlie Kloss In Swarovski || Ayo Edebiri in Loewe || Donatella Versance in Versance

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Eliza Gonzalez

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Hailee Steinfeld at CAA pre-Oscar party in LA 🌹😈

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The beautiful Eiza Gonzalez in crisp white shirt and blue jeans - classic and classy! (FTP)

2018

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Superfan's Short Movie Reviews: "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare"

It's nice to see Guy Ritchie continuing the great tradition of World War II action movies. This may not be the most historically accurate depiction of the true story it tells, but that's not really what it's trying to be. This is an explosive, funny, action-packed piece of entertainment with a cast that's about as fun to watch as the mission their characters undertake. As far as a movie like that goes, you'll get your money's worth. I certainly did.

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Movies I’ve Watched in 2022

Number 54

Baby Driver

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Henry Cavill greeting Eiza González at the NY premiere of "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare on April 15, 2024. 🤍

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"What's the problem? Cat got your tongue?" (from @slnakyle)

As they stood upon an abandoned building overlooking Gotham. Catwoman quips about him being silent. It was more cause he was captivated with her tight outfit. He replied back "more like I'm distracted. By your outfit" he said as he walks closer to her unlike others she did shy away. Which he found alluring about her.

He suspects it is a way to lure him into a false sense of security. He then pressed on his utility belt and held his hand in a spanking motion. Then he said "as soon as you take your punishment. You can leave with what you stole" he said hoping she would comply

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I wake early and angry, I eat oatmeal with thyme honey,

I call my sister, I call my mother, I call my other sisters, my brothers,

I worry about my feverish lover, I worry about my siblings, jobless now.

I send an ill-advised e-mail, I don’t send an ill-advised tweet.

I’m alone so I’m lonely. That’s what my sister says.

Time to stay indoors, the doctor says, all the doctors say,

but the open window betrays that not everyone’s voice dies to solitude.

Shut up, shut up! the window slams.

Time to embrace the virtues of boredom, the price of happiness again, after.

The window shows men digging a place for survivors of the future, the rich ones.

It will be a condo tower, glass walls for better envy.

They’ve built the frames, I see, around the holes where doors will someday go.

Capitalism! So full of holes and hope.

If I try to remember what it was like, childhood, a period of kudzu

growth that felt like stasis in the white-glazed room where days upon days my father shut me—

if I try, I see the ceiling, that water stain trailing down

like brown Pre-Raphaelite curls, hair of a drowning girl among reeds,

which later I recognized in a painting of a pale drowning Ophelia.

I love alone, I tell my sister. She says, You just want to.

I agree I want the past.

For a magnolia to bloom on a crowded street, all safe in beauty, for I

still love the world, though it drowns

and dies like that girl, avoidably.

A professor once asked, pleased we wouldn’t know,

Who is really responsible for the death of Ophelia?

The answer, he said, ought to feel like we have arrived together

at a skyscraper’s peak, where the inhuman

view reveals in windows and in streets

the small, sick or potentially sick bodies—each one a new array of questions.

The only possible epiphany is that the ending of a thought is never such.

Together. I liked the word in the professor’s mouth.

But if I am alone, and if I am lonely, and if I am not alone in loneliness, and if the everyone

together suffers, and if this everyone suffers and dies by the unguided motion of matter, and if

also by the motion of craven, murderous men, and if also by the motion of money, and if of course

you were always going to die, Ophelia, and if even so your death remains unforgivable,

then what are the questions I should ask? All I have is sleeplessness and rage,

and that’s no answer, it’s not even a thought, though it might not end till my body does,

perhaps not even then, as I can imagine it going on past my ending, and really—

what more suitable ghost could I leave behind? Since I do love the world.

‘In Quarantine, I Reflect on the Death of Ophelia”by Elisa Gonzalez

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Movie Review: AMBULANCE

We finally finished Michael Bay’s flick…AMBULANCE! These types of movies are so much my 8 year old’s speed. He’s not a horror fan like his little brother. He’s not a super hero watching kind of guy…yet. (hopeful) He is a fast car driving, action-packed kind of dude. WHAT DID HE THINK OF THE MOVIE? “I liked it a lot.” “It was really good.” WHAT DID I THINK OF THE MOVIE? I thought it was hella…

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MET Gala 2024, "The Garden of Time".

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Dylan Gonzalez by Eliza Biglete