#karla movie

[oprahsfriendgayle]

I’m like 30 and just now watching supernatural for the first time.

Just got to season 4 where they introduce castiel. Problematically, I know Misha originally from the Karla Homolka movie?? He was Paul Bernardo.

I don’t trust Cas

[decayingjack]

knife prty

[mysharona1987]

Conclave winning Best Picture because all of the other nominees were too controversial is the most Conclave thing ever.

[the-knight-of-the-stars]

Emilia Perez is a joke of a movie and the US should feel ashamed to claim it as some kind of artistic masterpiece worthy of film awards.

Is insulting to every single mexican who as suffered the violence and fear drug cartels enforce in our country. The absolute audacity of a group of foreigners without an ounce of respect making a caricature of something that actively keeps taking and ruining mexican lives is outrageous.

The phenomena of the missing people in latinamerica isn't a hot topic for you to explore in your experimental musical movie. The pseudo social commentary based on the most basic view of a problematic the creators clearly don't care enough to learn about is shallow and disrespectful.

This is the egotistical vision of a group of people who don't respect out culture nor our traditions nor our people, and who are actively dismissing our voices because their oscar bait bullshit movie is more important to them than the people they disrespected.

I really don't care how good you think the script is, or how "artistic" it may be, or if you liked the songs or if the main actresses (none of them mexican btw) gave the preformance of their life. This movie should not exist because it was made from the arrogance of "I'm gonna tell how things are and how they should be because I just know better despite the fact this isn't my country nor my culture and I didn't even bother to reseach."

And the result is a collage of insentive takes and stereotypes disguised as a "nuace and smart social commentary", triving off of the ignorance around what Mexico really is. Everything around this movie has been non-mexicans saying "we don't care what mexicans have to say, we did this movie because we really wanted to and we could."

[freshmoviequotes]

Emilia Pérez (2024)

[killsandthrills]

if emilia perez has a million haters, then i’m one of them. if emilia perez has one hater, then i’m that one. if there are no more emilia perez haters, it means i am dead.

[like-tears-in-rain-storms]

Can you believe that Bill Skarsgard did a better job speaking ancient Dacian in Nosferatu than Zoe Saldana and Selena Gomez did speaking Spanish in Emilia Perez?

13 nominations??? Even surrealism has limits, guys.

[pedroam-bang]

The Breakfast Club (1985)

[diana-andraste]

The Sisters G, Karla and Eleanor Gutöhrlein, King of Jazz publicity image, 1930

[cinematicjourney]

Emilia Pérez (2024) | dir. Jacques Audiard

[evild3ad]

the israeli doctor character in Emilia Pérez: look lady, I don't know who your MR. MAN CLIENT DUDE is but all I do know is that he will never be a woman even if he gets all the surgeries from your little song that you just sang about, even if I do them all at once in one go at one time, literally the same day every single surgery.

Emilia Pérez's Lawyer, Zoë Saldaña: that's where you're wrong, HE will be a woman only after you agree to give HIM all the surgeries I just sang about at once in one go at one time. You will see HIM as a woman once you give HIM a mammoplasty (yas) rhinoplasty (yas) vaginoplasty (yas) laryngoplasty (yas) chondrolaryngoplasty (yas) all at once in one go at one time. Let HIM explain to you why HE will be a woman!

Emilia Pérez (he/him): I murder thousands of people every year and you will be one of them.

the israeli doctor character in Jacques Audiard's film Emilia Pérez: okay I will do it... I will give he/him all the surgeries. He will receive every single surgery he could possibly need in one day in one go, literally the same day every single surgery mentioned.

The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Science:

[venusbyline]

OFF TOPIC... But I wanna know your opinions about the Oscars

For my non-Brazilian followers, give us a chance and watch I'm Still Here. Fernanda Torres' performance is such amazing and she's so funny and charismatic in real life. And even if you want another actress or another movie to win the awards, I bet you'll get emotional watching this sad story unfortunately based on true events. 🩷🩷

[astralsi]

equinox

[lastsummericons]

BRANDY NORWOOD as KARLA WILSON I STILL KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER (1998)

[friendlessghoul]

Buster Keaton and Karla Gutöhrlein  Casanova wider Willen (1931)

[selenagomez92]

Selena Gomez for Netflix Queue.