#joel rubin

[screencapsoffunhaus]

[cultofcreatures]

They just found out someone wants to check in to the hotel!! ❣️🥹😭 Our partner suggested we draw a tiktok screencap with the actors as their characters. They’re so goofy. ☺️💕 We took some artistic liberty and made Sam Haft Sir Pentious because we thought he fit the vibe lol. No regrets 😆. Tap for better quality. The original screencap is below the break.

[yourdailyqueer]

Bruce Joel Rubin

Gender: Male

Sexuality: Gay

DOB: 10 March 1943

Ethnicity: Ashkenazi Jewish

Nationality: American

Occupation: Screenwriter, meditation teacher, photographer

[90smovies]

[compressednerve]

[notafraidofstopping876]

"It's a sad song, but we sing it anyway" Underrated Musical Theatre Tearjerkers Part 1

Welcome back to Memoirs of a Theatre Kid! Anyone who knows me know I am an easy crier, especially when musical theatre is involved. And lets be real, sometimes you just need a good cry because it actually does release endorphins. Crazy stuff, right? There are a lot of musicals and songs within that are notorious for making people tear up. Pretty much the entire score Les Miserables is coming…

[bikkue]

The Hazbin Hotel Cabaret → Hazbin Hotal's VAs + Musicals

[filmcentury]

If it’s in front of you, it’s yours. If it’s in front of you it’s not by chance, it’s not a mistake. It’s not like you should turn away and go this way, go that way. Deal with what’s in front of you, and mostly by dealing with it accept it as it is; realize that it’s a Divine space that’s right in front of you. It’s Sacred Space, open to it and love it even if you can’t stand it and hate it. You know, the part that hates and has drama with life and the stuff that’s in front of you, that’s what spiritual life works to eradicate; the personal egoistic self that’s going “ah it’s not for me, that’s not the way I wanted it, it should be this way”—that’s got to go out of the equation, because as long as that’s in the equation you’re useless to everyone around you.

— Bruce Joel Rubin, 2024-04-28, NY, YouTube (14:37)

[notjustabadguy]

A little late for Pride Month, but yet another of my favorite movies turns out to have been created by a queer person! (Interestingly enough, all the ones I'm thinking of — Ghost, Scream, Child's Play, and Hellraiser — have either a heavy supernatural aspect, a horror aspect, or both, and I doubt that's a coincidence. There's a discussion to be had sometime about the LGBT+ community's fascination with morbidity and the supernatural in media, but now is neither the time nor the place...)

Highlights of the article (for me): ▪️ It sounds like his wife isn't exactly a beard; they apparently had "a good sex life," and he also mentions what he calls a "conjoined relationship" with another man, which I think is probably what most people nowadays would call a poly relationship. ▪️ Being a closeted gay inspired the themes of being an outsider looking in in Ghost; while Sam experiences the sense of otherness, of not being part of the human race, very literally as a spirit, it sounds like Rubin was using Sam's story to talk about his "hidden lifestyle." ▪️ Other parts of the film were also inspired in part by Rubin's sexuality; the lesbian vibes in the scene where Sam possesses Oda Mae in order to touch Molly one last time were intentional, and the iconic "Ditto" line was how Rubin himself responded to a college girlfriend when he felt unable to be honest about his sexuality. ▪️ I also just love the freedom and joy in his words about embracing his sexuality. LGBT+ elders living their lives openly and honestly is such a beautiful thing, and gives me so much hope for the future.

Anyways, happy (belated) Pride (and hopefully I'll be posting here a bit more often again in the future)! 🏳️‍🌈 💖

[viandede-porque]

Rubin Kazan trying to pronounce Shabanhaxhaj 🗿

[thebestestwinner]

Top two vote-getters will move on to the next round. See pinned post for all groups!

[blogdemocratesjr]

The Time Travelers Wife by Bruce Joel Rubin

A line that didn't make it into the movie.

[adamwatchesmovies]

The Last Mimzy (2007)

I’ll give The Last Mimzy a mild recommendation, but only for young viewers. It contains tried-and-true elements that are sure to delight kids. It also features noticeably weak performances and a plot with some serious logical issues.

In the distant future, an ecological disaster has destroyed the world. Humanity's genetic code has become corrupted by pollutants. A desperate scientist has been sending probes to the past to obtain untainted genetic material and save the future. When Noah (Chris O’Neil) and Emma (Rhiannon Leigh Wryn) Wilder discover a stuffed rabbit, they have no idea “Mimzy” is much more than a toy. Soon, it causes them to develop genius-level intelligence, telekinesis, and telepathic abilities. Their parents aren’t the only ones who notice the changes in their behaviour.

When one actor is bad in a movie, it’s on them. In this case, both the kids are unconvincing but they’re kids. That’s fine. The young’ns in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone were rough around the edges once in a while too. The issue goes beyond them, however. Even the adults have at least one or two bad line deliveries. At that point, you don’t blame them; you blame the director. Robert Shaye is primarily known for his work as a producer and it shows.

There are many scenes where this movie gets its “kids befriend an alien/robot” plot right. Everyone freaks out at least once when they realize what the kids can powers Mimzy has granted them. Even Noah is taken aback when things get really crazy. Some adults, like Noah’s science teacher Mr. White (Rainn Wilson) is filled with a mixture of excitement and apprehension. These genuine reactions allow you to get immersed in the story. Perhaps enough to ignore some of the stuff that doesn’t make much sense.

When you think about it, the future scientist’s plan is terrible. It’s no wonder none of the drones have returned to the future with the information they need because Mimzy can’t talk. It can’t tell anyone what it needs. It can’t even move! All it can do is sit there and hope someone discovers it. Then, if all the stars align and it's a February 29th, they will also somehow figure out what it wants. If you can buy that this was the best way to restore humanity, then you can buy the very friendly and easy-going FBI agent (Michael Clarke Duncan) and the scene where the kids steal a car and go on an hours-long drive no trouble. I don't know why the climax had to be set so far away.

Ultimately, The Last Mimzy is a pale version of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. There is value in this gentle, family-friendly feature even with its numerous unpolished elements and overcomplicated story but my recommendation is more of an "if it's playing on TV or your kids point it out to you, then yes you should let them watch it" than a "seek it out". (September 18, 2020)

[90smovies]

[compressednerve]

And While I'm At It, Jacob And Louis Are Butch Too ⬇️

[otoshigo]

My buddy was so popular today. We met loads of people. Amir Talai is a riot. Erika Hemmingson was so sweet. Blake Roman was lovely. Kimiko Glenn was an icon. Daphne Rubin-Vega was a little intimidating. Lilli Cooper was darling. And Joel Perez was absolutely fabulous.

I am so broke right now. XD