I genuinely love the movie Ratatouille but it does blow my mind how the only woman chef in the kitchen talks about how hard it is for her in a male-dominated career and she still ends up having to bow to the knowledge of a rat lmao
I am tired of men having a bad day being an acceptable narrative for murdering women and how that narratives grows even larger when the women in question are non-white, immigrants, sex workers, or a combination of all three.
I’ve read Dune. I’ve see a few Dunes. I thought I was prepared for the energy this man was gonna bring and I was absolutely not. Every time he showed up, all I could think about was the deranged fan fiction that HAS to be popping up on AO3.
The movie: Colette has hard to work harder than her male peers and is offering to help an untalented nepotism baby knowing it probably won’t behoove her
Also this movie: Colette learns to cook from a rat
That Stephen King sticking up for trans women was enough to make JK Rowling delete her tweets praising him and block him (!!!!) really shows how much her transphobia is rooted in her own selfishness and not any actual “concern” for other people (which is also bullshit but lol)
Todd Phillips acting like he made some masterpiece on class warfare and bitching about how men can’t make comedy makes all of the Parasite and Jojo Rabbit wins so much sweeter
I wish published novels all had elaborate, overly apologetic author’s notes at the beginning of every chapter like fan fiction.
“Yeah loll I really don’t know what im doing here with Gatsby’s car here, thought it was starting to get slow and wanted drama ^____^ anyway pls R&R!”
I’m not mad, I’m happily watching it with my daughter right now—but it’s just wild how the movie throws a very real thing out there and then is like “eh” lol
Tolkien being ashamed/embarrassed of his created languages and then them becoming the most widely recognized fictional language is a lesson that you should not be ashamed of your cringe
I’m a queer parent, and tbh if you don’t want to have to explain shit to your kid at Pride that has hard answers or crosses the line of what you feel is comfortable, don’t fucking take them. Pride didn’t start as a PR campaign to impress the wine moms in your book club.
Also just funny how these are the same people who yell about businesses being able to make their own decisions, yet here they are getting mad that they are doing just that—while also STILL selling the same shitty chicken-fried steak
Ok don’t get me wrong because we love Paloma Diamond but I saw Breathe and it was kind of mid. Like if she wins for that, it feels like it’s a pity award because they didn’t give it to her for The Remedy
if you were a millennial preteen who loved broadway before 2002, you had, like, three shows to base your personality around, and they were Phantom, Les Miserables, and Rent. Please be kind to the elderly—we exist only within the limitations of the artform.
I think about this moment every time I see someone being mocked for caring about justice. That Larry Kramer’s anger is being called into suspicion for being too much by the
@nytimes
at his death is sickening
STOP talking shit about different Phantoms of the Opera
Ramin Karimloo is INSPIRING
Michael Crawford is ICONIC
Charles Dance is MAGNIFICENT
Lon Chaney is HISTORIC
Gerard Butler
William Finley is CUTTING EDGE
"fantasy for people who don't like fantasy"
stop it, your dumb ass wants to ride a dragon and wield the Sword of Reckoning like every other person, brian
Fleetwood Mac’s “The Chain” is a song that is simply impossible to overplay or overuse. It’s just that fucking good. I don’t give a shit, put it in every movie. Put it in a bike chain commercial. I don’t care.
So, ok, I found this incredible photo from mid-late 19th century Qajar Iran of two women with their father, and it's proof that dads have ALWAYS loved taking goofy photos.
@xoxogossipgita
Do people born into wizarding families live in some libertarian hell where you have to hope your dad likes you enough to teach you how to write your name
James Corden, Camila Cabello, Billy Porter and Idina Menzel stopped traffic in LA for a flash mob with a cover of Jennifer Lopez’s “Let’s Get Loud” to promote
#CinderellaMovie
I don’t tag famous people in tweets, but
@rianjohnson
, I’m begging you to let me produce a Knives Out musical. I already have some song titles
1) Harlan Cleans House
2) A Smaller Doughnut with Its Own Hole
3) Good Girl, Hard Worker
4) Eat Shit. Eat Shit. Eat Shit.
Thnx