#patti jenkins

[nicolethered]

Pedro during DC Fandome

[paperbaacks]

༊*·˚ — 𝚝𝚑𝚎 𝟻-𝟺-𝟹-𝟸-𝟷 𝚝𝚊𝚐

✧ — five books i love

the invisible life of addie larue - v.e. schwab

the seven husbands of evelyn hugo - taylor jenkins reid

yellowface - r.f. kuang

piranesi - susanna clarke

paper moon - rehana munir

✧ — four books on my tbr

the cinnamon bun book store - laurie gilmore

butter - asako yuzuki (translated by polly barton)

just kids - patti smith

the picture of dorian gray - oscar wilde

✧ — three books i recommend

babel - r.f. kuang

loveless - alice oseman

blue sisters - coco mellors

✧ — two books i've read recently

intermezzo - sally rooney

in the dream house - carmen maria machado

✧ — one book i'm currently reading

the pumpkin spice café - laurie gilmore

[ilikemicrowaves]

Penar explosion chamber

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[pinesource]

J.J. Abrams, Patty Jenkins, Chris Pine / Los Angeles Premiere Of "Poolman" Celebrating Chris Pine's Directorial Debut

[asianrabbit]

Wonder Woman 1984 (2020)

Happy Holidays!

[chrisquartet]

5/15/23-A good man

[james-stark-the-writer]

sigh. alright. after 2 back to back soul-restoring movies in Cathy Yan and Christina Hodson's Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn and Dev Patel's Monkey Man, i feel like i'm ready for some pain. now seated for Wonder Woman 1984 (2020).

i've never seen it, i have never had any desire to, i heard it was really racist and maybe there's some non-con stuff here, but that's about all i know about it. i literally do not care about this movie, but i'm not going into it trying to hate it obviously, you all know i love art too much to do that. i am bracing for the worst (here's to hoping this is actually at least a movie unlike Suicide Squad (2016)? i can't do another Suicide Squad.) but i thought the first one was at least pretty entertaining and kind of well done (until the ending ruined every good thing about it) so here's to hoping this isn't entirely dogshit. if you're curious about my full thoughts on the first one, just look up Wonder Woman on my blog or like check my letterboxd, link in bio.

anyway, same disclaimers as last time apply: Free Palestine; for the duration of this watch, we will be pretending Gal Gadot is not who she is; no antisemitism will be tolerated. alright. let's fucking do this and get it over with so i can have some fun again after it with Gunn's The Suicide Squad.

[originalleftist]

YES PLEASE!

Love the strong Star Trek presence- this November, let's boldly go where no Presidency has gone before!

(Sadly I'll be in classes until twenty minutes after it starts that day :( )

[fountainpenguin]

Him...

[nicolethered]

Wonder Woman 1984 bloopers and promo

[nyadrun]

Yeah, Patty Jenkins' mask really fell off!

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Gal Gadot never had a mask on to start with, she's never hid her Zionist agenda

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Read a film review

Gadot and Jenkins:

2 more racists to boycott

[geekynerfherder]

'Wonder Woman' by Amien Juugo.

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[pinesource]

Following last night's news that Ryan Gosling is set to star in Shawn Levy's untitled Star Wars movie, it seems Lucasfilm may be looking to cast another A-lister for a project we never expected to see the light of day.

Though nothing has been officially confirmed, a recent report claimed that the Rogue Squadron movie we first heard about over four years ago is once again in active development.

It was assumed that Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins' feature was well and truly dead in the water at this stage, but the project is now believed to be moving forward, and the studio may have found its lead.

According to scooper MTTSH, Chris Pine is being eyed to star (whether this means he's actually in talks or simply on Disney's radar is not clear).

Pine played Captain James T. Kirk in Paramount's rebooted Star Trek trilogy, and was reportedly all set to return for a fourth film before the decision was made to take the franchise in a different direction with an all-new cast. It's entirely possible that the actor simply got tired of waiting and left the Final Frontier behind to explore the Galaxy Far, Far Away.

The actor also appeared as Steve Trevor in Wonder Woman and its sequel, Wonder Woman 1984.

Jenkins reportedly parted ways with the movie to focus on directing the now defunct Wonder Woman 3 amid rumored creative differences with Kathleen Kennedy, and it was officially taken off Lucasfilm's release schedule back in 2022.

[firsttarotreader]

Pedro hanging out with his WW84 friends this week, posted on Deuxmoi today! 💖