#film Twitter

[flowerboye]

Ayo Edebiri headers (i luv her idk)

like or reblog if you save/use ♡

[mysharona1987]

This guy should relax. Spoilers reveal the film ends with Cocaine Bear finally admitting he has a problem, going to rehab, writing a book about recovery and being interviewed by Oprah.

[theomenmedia]

The Wild Robot And Megalopolis Opening Weekend Box Office Numbers Are Out

The box office verdict is in! "The Wild Robot" flies high with $35M, while "Megalopolis" struggles at $4M.

Link to the full story: https://www.theomenmedia.com/post/cinematic-showdown-the-wild-robot-triumphs-megalopolis-falters-at-the-box-office

[chillinparker]

I feel like pissing off film twitter and telling them my 4 faves on letterboxd are the jackass movie

[matt0044]

“Audiences wants-“ “Audiences likes-“

Message to YouTube essayists and FilmTwitter:

Don't use highly generalized audience reactions and ratings as accrued by highly failable online sites to boister your own opinion.

Just give me your own opinion so I can either agree with you or thrust my index finger out boldly to object to. I didn't click on one person's video for some "consensus."

Especially when it comes to female characters. Maybe, juuuuuuuust maybe, Arcane doesn't need to be this standard bearer when we could have a variety. I'm sure that for everyone who worships Vi at the alter, there are some who's prefer something else.

Sincerely,

Somebody who is some friggin' tired of this "attention economy." How is that term NOT something out of a boomer's satire of kids these days?

[destinyc1020]

This is so true

https://x.com/ThatAldenDiaz/status/1762495295068463536?s=20

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Giiiiiirrrrrl..... this Tweet is speaking nothing but FACTS!!

This is so true! Omg lol...

Btw, why on earth are people going in on my girl Florence like this just because she's filming "Thunderbolts"?? Don't people know that she is in the MCU/Marvel films?? 🥴 Why are people acting all surprised??

I've ALWAYS said that the testament to a GOOD actor is an actor who has a diverse filmography, and who is convincing, and does a fine acting job in just about EVERY single genre of film that they attempt to do. JMHO 🤷🏾‍♀️

[femmesincinema]

Isabelle Huppert in Things to Come (directed by Mia Hansen-Løve, 2016)

[faelapis]

the side of film twitter that aggressively hates eeaao is so vividly pathetic. saw motherfuckers actually be mad at the daniels for saying that everyone is worth the same and that everyone has greatness in them. imagine getting angry at that. at the base idea of equality and believing in others potential. actual supervillain shit.

[unsavorycandy]

posting one of my letterboxd reviews every day until i run out

Day 1: Past Lives (2023) dir. Celine Song

Watched: June 24, 2023

[daisys-buckley]

Letterboxed is down I am craving death

[nazrigar]

Avatar 2: Electric Boogaloo, or “Why You Shouldn’t Take the Internet’s Opinion Too Seriously at Times”

Twas the year 2022, in the Month of May, when the first teaser for The Blue People Movie(tm) was released... everyone on this blasted device called the internet, from Tumblr, Twitter to Reddit though it was going to fail.

Now look where it is.  $2.243 billion dollars later. For all the talk of “Cultural Impact”, plain and simple, you don’t get people to keep coming back to the theaters for a movie with a gap of 13 years from the first if people didn’t care about it.

...Legit the only place that had faith in the movie was effing r/boxoffice. A subreddit. Another, much bigger subreddit in r/movies was basically betting on this film to fail, and when it didn’t it kept deleting posts about its box office success until recently with the exact same news as above.

And that  $2.243 billion? Mostly from international audiences. Heck even my country of Indonesia made it to the top 20 markets for this film, with Europe (France and Germany specifically), India, China and Korea being the other, bigger markets.

As a guy in the animation industry, whenever I see a lot of my own community and even overseas colleagues either bashing or in disbelief of the film’s success I kinda die inside, because it really feels as if though I’m being a traitor to my own professional community for enjoying the movie wholly and unironically.

It took a while, but I finally accepted the ability to say “that’s fine, so what?”.

What can I say? I like realism, and I like realistic animation! I like how its implemented in the movie.

I like exploring speculative worlds from a biological perspective as well as worldbuilding.

I love science fiction critters, and Avatar always delivers.

It’s a movie made for me, as some dude from Indonesia who helps storyboards projects.

So if you’re a fan of the Blue People Movie(tm), don’t feel ashamed. If you’re inspired by this, but also take the criticisms of certain communities to account to improve on your work? Go for it!

Even Jimmy Camera I think learned his lesson (which is hard for me to fathom because... it’s James Cameron. His ego is pretty (in)famous), as he asked for consultation from the Maori community for their opinions on how to write the Metkayina.

Remember, next time the internet (especially twitter) thinks something is going to flop(tm), but you think it might be good and/or successful! Go for it! What’s most important is what you think, and make your own conclusions about it.

[theomenmedia]

The First Mission Impossible 8 Trailer Will Reportedly Drop On November 11th!

Get ready for another impossible mission! The first trailer for Mission Impossible 8 drops on November 11th! Tom Cruise is back as Ethan Hunt, and this time, the stakes are higher than ever. Don't miss it!

Read the full article here: https://www.theomenmedia.com/post/mission-impossible-8-the-countdown-begins-with-a-trailer-drop-on-november-11th

[reflections-in-a-critical-eye]

I'm just gonna say it. The fixation I see with the duration of the applause at film festivals like Cannes or Venice is the same one exhibited by those chart obsessed fans when it comes to music.

What is this headline?

I get that the star power is part of the appeal of these festivals, but how about we think about them in terms of the actual films presented there? And since when are the applause that important at a level that would somehow become a criteria that indicates if the film is good or bad or worth talking about it? If I remember, that Idol trash got a standing ovation as well a few months ago and then ended up with some of the worst reviews a show got lately. Go figure. L'Avventura got booed at Cannes. People left the screening of Antichrist. Come on!

And honestly, twitter film criticism is just absolute hell. I still remember the debates we used to have in college about this 10 years ago about its legitimacy. Especially those who are tweeting during and immediately after the screening. Have they paid actual attention? There's no time to actually understand a film without taking a bit of time thinking about it. Writing a review offers that window of time. But now, it's apparently easier and faster to just live post every thought one has and then write dumb articles with headlines that imply how boring a film festival is because no one can talk about Zendaya's dress.

[fuddlyduddly]

I think about this so often

[msclaritea]

"OPPENHEIMER’ wins Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Cast, Best Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best Score, Best Sound Design and Best Editing at the Critics Association of Central Florida (CACF) Awards."

Take a closer look at the members of the Critics Association of Central Florida: YouTubers, WordPress Bloggers and PRIDE members. Such a paradox in homophobic Florida that the entire film community falls under one particular demographic.

[dochollidaydeservedbetter]

I can get behind this take