#social drama movie

[the-woman-upstairs]

In the universe of the film, there is ABSOLUTELY a contingent of fans that fervently ship Argylle/Wyatt and have the dominant ship on AO3 and trade elaborate fan theories about their hidden relationship and are convinced they’re meant to be endgame but the publishers won’t allow it. Of course, they go totally BALLISTIC when they learn they’re based on the author and her boyfriend.

[sentiniel]

hbomb's blast of james somerton really makes me think back to other older youtubers who have been doing their good work, performing critical research and analyses into niche fields who then had their work plagiarized from their videos and henceforth wanted to stop making content.

yeah and also they got pushback from the internet saying the degree of plagiarism they'd experienced is a made up problem.

this is a sideways post.

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Drew WWX and LWJ after I finished my rewatch of The Untamed a few months ago. I have gotten marginally better. May this set a benchmark for what to expect from this blog.

June 2023 redraw, June 2024 redraw

[minyicho]

Is this the price we have to pay for the barbie movie :(

[justinkonstantin]

"I want you to be the best version of yourself "

What if this is the best version of myself I can be?

[mediamatinees]

Smackdown Pen vs Reel Chapter Nine: Red, White & Royal Blue Continues to Be the Perfect Political Romance We Didn't Know We Needed

Content Warning: Red, White & Royal Blue contains discussions of homophobia, family drama played out in public and in private, brief discussions of racism and xenophobia, and trauma related to abandonment and familial death. It’s also a romcom but the angst was angsting. Reader/viewer discretion is advised. Spoilers for Red, White & Royal Blue ahead! At long last! Due to 2023’s entertainment…

[fluffypotatey]

y’all help i’ve got two hangster x twister aus haunting my brain and one is mostly silly and fun while the other is angsty Bradley character study

[icewindandboringhorror]

I have a big google doc thing where I keep track of media and stuff (putting everything in loosely ranked categories), which is mostly just for my own reference so I know what tv shows I've already seen before, etc. and I never really look back through it, typically just a quick "okay, watched two movie in the past 8 months, need to quickly slap them somewhere in the lists. okay. done. save document. exit". But today I was actually reading through some of the old notes and there are like... MULTIPLE places where my comment is basically "It would have been good if it were about elves" or "I wish there was a fantasy show made in this same style" or "It's well made, but I just keep thinking about how I would like it more if everyone was an elf or was in old 1700s costumes" or etc like...... lol.... Most biased media ranking system on earth blatantly made by someone with an extremely hyperspecific range of narrow interests. It'd be like if a food reviewer only had 5 foods they actually liked, so they'd just go to a pizza place and be like "eh, the pizza was okay, but I just think it would be better if it was cereal instead. :/ ...2 out of 10"

[charles-leclerc-official]

Okay, another question. In the F1 movie whose win do you think they are going to steal?

Because there is no way one of the protagonists isn't winning a race. So whose race are they stealing, and how much trouble will that cause?

[indianmovielinks]

JALLIKATTU (2019)

An escaped buffalo triggers a frenzy of ecstatic violence in a remote village. Directed by Lijo Jose Pellissery, who is known as the Master of Chaos.

Stream free & legal here

[blusandbirds]

watching the tetris movie and then googling the real people behind the story is like the polar opposite of the spectrum from the social network. i expected to find out that henk and alexei hated each other and henk was just some american asshole and they never talked again. but lo and behold they're in zoom interviews together and joking about their trip to burning man and advocating for clean energy and getting articles that look like this written about them

truly an anti-the social network experience

[schlock-luster-video]

On October 20, 1954, Salt of the Earth debuted in Mexico.

[gregor-samsung]

Kurak Günler [Burning Days] (Emin Alper, 2022)

[goatsandgangsters]

another one of my little pedantic pet peeves is people thinking regency = historical, rather than a specific historical era, and calling literally anything regency even if it's like a solid 100 years later

[hollywoodoutbreak]

The title of the film 1992 refers to the Los Angeles riots, which started in April of that year, and the film takes place against the backdrop of those riots. That was also the year in which Snoop Dogg's career took off, after he started working with Dr. Dre and Death Row Records. Now, working with Death Row's film company, Snoop Dogg is a producer on 1992, and spoke about why he was so eager to get involved with the project.

1992 is now playing in theaters.

[smytherines]

thank god Corey Lubowich doesn't have cameo because I would go broke sending him questions like "is the year Owen dies a nod to the groundbreaking British film Victim??"