#kylie hamilton

[poisonfireleafs]

Six generations of Merryweather

[saturnisaroace]

me n gang appearing outta thin air when you mention Descendants

📸 via Pederlindell on instagram

[fawnsite]

[justsayinghiiexistlol]

I’m sorry but tell me why tf when I listen to "Satisfied" from Hamilton, I imagine Grayson Hawthorne singing it….

LIKE ITS LITERALLY A SONG ABOUT THE PERSON YOU ARE IN LOVE WITH ENDING UP WITH YOUR SIBLING BECAUSE YOU END UP BACKING DOWN SO THEY CAN BE HAPPY LIKE-

[jamcarven]

HOW QUICK DOES SHE WRITE???

[beez-and-honey]

<3

[bubbleonice]

Mashed up tarot reading for your favourite celebrity couples.

This is a mashed up reading, I will be doing this type of mashed up updates from time to time so you can keep up with your favourite celebrity couples. About their challenges, issues, if they are doing well or not. I will still do detailed readings for some of these, so don’t worry. 🥰

Harry Styles and Taylor Russell

Chris Evans and Alba Baptista

Henry Cavill and Natalie V

Bill Skarsgard and Alida Morberg

Alexander Skarsgard and Tuva

Carloz Sainz and Rebecca Donaldsen

Lewis Hamilton and Shakira

Timothee Chalamet and Kylie Jenner

[moviemosaics]

Landscape with Invisible Hand

directed by Cory Finley, 2023

[lilyschampagne]

[geekcavepodcast]

Landscape with Invisible Hand Final Trailer

Based on the novel by M.T. Anderson, Landscape with Invisible Hand takes place in a world where aliens have occupied Earth. Most of the humans are unemployed and destitute due to the aliens' advanced technology and bureaucratic rule. The aliens are interested in human life, though, and two teens decide to make money by broadcasting their dating life to the aliens. Unfortunately, their romance fizzles and getting caught faking love could plunge their families into deeper poverty.

The film adaptation of Landscape with Invisible Hand is written and directed by Cory Finley. The film stars Asante Blackk, Kylie Rogers, Tiffany Haddish, Josh Hamilton, Michael Gandolfini, and William Jackson Harper.

Landscape with Invisible Hand releases to theaters on August 18, 2023.

[celebclippinz]

Magazine clippings

[poisonfireleafs]

Kylie: I am so proud of you, Warren! I can't wait to see what you do with your generation

[agentnico]

Landscape with Invisible Hand (2023) Review

Well, that was weird.

Plot: When an occupying alien species' bureaucratic rule and advanced technology leave most of Earth impoverished and unemployed, two teenagers hatch a risky plan to ensure their families' futures.

Throughout the age of cinema, we have been given many interpretations of extra-terrestrial life forms, from the face-hugging buggers of the Alien franchise to the friendly finger-pointing ET who simply wants to go home, to the angry creepy brainiac Martians from Tim Burton's Mars Attacks!.... there have been many. However one has never seen an alien design as one in the new quirky sci-fi movie Landscape with Invisible Hand. There's nothing humanoid in these creatures, with the appearance of slimy loaves of bread with four paddle legs and two caterpillar eyes. Their language is communicated by rubbing and slapping their paddle flippers together, creating a sandpaper friction sound. It's a unique and different take on what we see as aliens and fair play to the designers for going so weird with it. In fact, the entire movie is nothing short of peculiar, from the premise to the execution, and even if the movie does struggle to get some of its ideas across, the ambition and unpredictability of it all result in a bold blend of sci-fi and social commentary.

Coming to us from director Cory Finley, who's previously helmed the Hitchockian-style indie black comedy Thoroughbreds and the public-school embezzlement scandal true story in Bad Education, so it wasn't too surprising to see him tackle yet another outrageous project, though not many would have thought he would have gone this bonkers. However, through all the weirdness he still manages to ground the narrative by delivering a fable on human behaviour, talking about relations, art, and the weakness of human nature.

Acting wise we see a career-best turn from Tiffany Haddish, who puts aside her usual screaming comical performance to instead showcase some of her more dramatic naturalistic chops, yet still having that sassy sarcastic demeanor to her. However, the lead kid played by Asante Blackk came off a bit flat. I get that he's supposed to be a moody kid who's stuck in poverty under the capitalist regime of the alien race, but his acting was so bland. The rest of the ensemble does well with what they have, but it's Haddish who comes out as the MVP. But I think overall because all the characters are so emotionally detached due to being stuck in their mundane lives, it's difficult to connect with any of them.

Despite its promise, the film often falls short of delivering a deep exploration of its themes. The portrayal of the Vuvv (the alien race) verges on becoming caricatures, and the film's tonal shifts disrupt the overall experience. However, it retains an odd charm and occasional moments of amusement, making it worth a watch for those open to its quirky journey. And there are brilliant moments of satire that expose the flaws and failures of capitalism in a dystopian setting. The film shows how the Vuvv exploit the human population for their own benefit while offering them false promises and cheap entertainment. Which is oddly and scarily similar to real life. Only real-life politicians don't look like slimy bread. Well, most of them don't at least.

Overall score: 6/10

[imabee-oralizard]

Idk why but when the king in Hamilton says ‘my sweet submissive subject’ it makes me feel a certain way

[jmunneytumbler]

In 'Landscape with Invisible Hand,' the Alien and Human Cultures Clash and Collaborate

In 'Landscape with Invisible Hand,' the Alien and Human Cultures Clash and Collaborate

Which hand is invisible? (CREDIT: Lynsey Weatherspoon/ Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures) Starring: Asante Blackk, Kylie Rogers, Tiffany Haddish, Josh Hamilton, Brooklyn MacKinzie, Michael Gandolfini, William Jackson Harper Director: Cordy Finley Running Time: 105 Minutes Rating: R for Some Harsh Language Apparently (This Should Absolutely Be PG-13) Release Date: August 18, 2023 (Theaters) What’s It…

[bubbleonice]

Mashed up tarot updates for all your favourite celebrity couples

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