#sundance tv

[tvthemesongs]

Deutschland 83 intro

[sometimestart]

I think the craziest part about watching “I saw the tv glow”, is like that moment when you realize, like I AM the target audience, no one else but me and like 0.8 percent of the population will understand and appreciate this fully, when the Buffy font came on was the first moment I was like damn, this all means exactly what I thought it meant, and again when Owen is in the mirror at the end. How many times have I done that 😅. So good 10/10

[cejav13]

Ayo Edebiri at Sundance

Opus opens in theaters on March 14th

[mrs-stans]

@onlykaroline: a different man is going to @sundanceorg ✨lucky to be a part of this 👽 biggest congrats to @tokyochorus, @imsebastianstan, @renatereinsve, @adam_pearson_tv, @a24 and team

[lordfarragut]

Got to see the world premiere of “I Saw the TV Glow” by Jane Shoenbrun and it was a masterpiece. required viewing for every tumblr user who has ever emotionally attached to a piece of fictional media and used that to cope with the struggle of coming to terms with queer identity.

if i had the chance to see this movie during my formative teenage years, i think i would’ve come out a lot sooner.

the line “there is still time” means so much to me. there is always time. there is never an expiration date on coming out. there is always time!!! there always will be time!

🔮💫🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🫧🌠🎡💿🪩🌌🫀

[scenephile]

I think that I like TV shows

[beckysinsta]

Fizzy milk bottle before the entrance to the DHMIS Pilot premiere (I'm actually not 100% sure if it was posted on Becky's insta story, but that's what i heard and it's better that i archive it when i still have the picture) - Saved by skittelli.tumblr.com - Date: January 29th 2019 - More info: fizzy milk was an important part of the pilot's lore

[saintbia]

Reblog if ur tv glowing rn 😂

[mcmusing]

Thought I would practice some willpower and wait until Father's Day weekend for my rewatch. However, since mothers are the most over glorified branch on the family tree, I'm starting it today 😎

We meet again, Blue-Eyed Brilliance and Brown-Eyed Bosses 🥰

[vhsthe1960s]

Hang on. I have a song i wrote when the sundance festival was relevant.

It's a pretty old song with a few touches of today but yeah...i just hate it when people still complain about the stuff becky and joe and the team bring us.

They say: "Oh! But they can remake the pilot and show us!"

They think making an episode THIS big is easy..when is not..

so i tought..hmm what would becky do? Of course! Write a silly song!

I might turn this into an actual song...just might

[popculturebaby]

Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman at the Sundance Film Festival, 2000

[panosatthemovies]

Wolfs, by John Watts, the director of the latest Spiderman franchise, stars George Clooney and Brat Pitt as two old lone wolves doing clean-up jobs for the mob. It's a crossover between The American that Clooney played a decade ago and the comedic sketch he exchanged with Pitt so successfully in Ocean's Eleven. That, and a bit of Scorcese's After Hours, in which a young, innocent man is caught up in the crossfire of thugs in New York during the passage of just one night. So, what do we end up with, mixing all those elements? A fun time at the movies or in front of our TV, streaming a film that is well shot, excellently cast, well written, and fast-paced in its action scenes to get your blood pumping and your mouth laughing out loud. Is there substance to the tale? None at all. Especially at the end, when the heroes are trying to extract a message from all these, and nothing sensical comes out. Thankfully, they get cornered and have to fight their way out, à la Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (there goes another inspiration for the film), and live to fight in the already planned sequel. Sweet!

B

Trailer: https://youtu.be/wLJUPjiRbAM

[cejav13]

Ayo’s Sundance Style

[mrs-stans]

@a24: Coming to Sundance 2024: LOVE LIES BLEEDING (dir. Rose Glass), A DIFFERENT MAN (dir. Aaron Schimberg), I SAW THE TV GLOW (dir. Jane Schoebrun) and LOOK INTO MY EYES (dir. Lana Wilson) ✨ @sundanceorg

[silveragelovechild]

Recently, I posted about a favorite sci-fi book of mine the Midwich Cuckoos by John Windham. The title refers to a breed of birds that lay their eggs in the nests of other birds, who are then tricked into incubating the eggs and raising what hatches as their own offspring

The book is also known by the title of two movies based on it – Village of the Damned from 1960 and the 1995 remake starring Christopher Reeve.

I read about a new version of the story, a seven episode series produced by Sky TV in the UK. At the time I couldn��t find it available to stream here in the US. I discovered it was offered on the Sundance Channel service, with one episode released each week.So out of curiosity , I subscribed for a month.

In the book after an odd occurrence in the village of Midwich, all the women of childbearing age become pregnant. When the babies are born, they are unusual, with fine platinum hair, and yellow eyes and they all look the same, no matter who was the mother.

The look of the children for the two movie versions is based on the book. But for the new TV version, the producers went an entirely different route. The village of Midwich is now very multicultural and the mothers are a variety of races. This time the children do not look identical and have the same ethnic characteristics as their mothers.

In the book, the children become very independent at an early age, and prefer to be left on their own, not needing their mothers to care for them. The TV series, went in the opposite direction. The children are obsessive about the mothers and father and refuse to let them leave town. In fact, in one episode, one of the children demands that the mothers love them.

In our modern times, I understand the desire to have the cast reflect the diversity of our population. But these changes defeat establishing that the children as something other than human.

The earlier films were only 78 and 98 minutes long each. But the series has seven hours to fill. So they’ve added a lot of soap opera drama which at times gets tedious.

With only one episode released a week I’m not sure if the series will be over before my subscription expires. If that’s the case, I don’t mind. This version of the Midwich cuckoo is far from Must-See-TV.

Note: in the film version because the children were supposed to look at identical they all wore blonde wigs. Oddly enough, the wigs from 1995 looked worse than the wigs from 1960, but in this new version, with all the children looking different, there really wasn’t any need to use wigs yet several of them have some pretty bad, fake looking hair.

[cinelestial]

Anticipated films for Sundance Film Festival 2024:

1️⃣ Freaky Tales w/ Pedro Pascal, Jay Ellis and Normani

2️⃣ Frida (documentary on Frida Kahlo)

3️⃣ Love Lies Bleeding w/ Kristen Stewart and Katy O’Brian

4️⃣ Love Me w/ Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun

5️⃣ Ponyboi w/ River Gallo and Dylan O’Brien

6️⃣ Sue Bird: In The Clutch (documentary)

7️⃣ I Saw the TV Glow w/ Justice Smith, Brigette Lundy-Paine

8️⃣ My Old Ass w/ Maisy Stella, Percy Hynes White, Maddie Ziegler, Kerrice Brooks, Aubrey Plaza

9️⃣ Will & Harper featuring Will Farrell