Ten Tweets o' the Week
Tuesday, October 21, 2014 at 9:00AM 
The showbiz related tweets that made me laugh, smile or think the most this week all collected for your quick perusal. A silly quick diversion from the lengthier top tens on this all top ten day extravaganza.
Please to enjoy these quick thoughts on Marion Cotillard Gone Girl, Neil Patrick Harris, Fight Club, Doctor Strange, the weirdness of 70s filmmaking and much more...
Also: #Birdman's all-drum score >>>>>>>> the totality of Whiplash.
— Jordan Baker (@jbaker475) October 15, 2014
Imagine a little kid watching a studio movie right now and thinking, "When I grow up, I want to be a franchise brand manager!"
— Mark Harris (@MarkHarrisNYC) October 15, 2014
Whatever just happened on How to Get Away with Murder made my granny hang up on me.
— Wesley Morris (@Wesley_Morris) October 17, 2014
Gone Girl and Doctor Strange after the jump...
Your password must contain at least two female characters who talk to each other about something other than a man.
— Count Pinky (@HiddenPinky) October 14, 2014
Only interested in commentary tracks if they're seances to commune w deceased actors/directors
— Luke Goodsell (@lunarsleep) October 19, 2014
Gone Girl from the cat's perspective: "Feed me, you wackadoos"
— Jen Doll (@thisisjendoll) October 18, 2014
"Doctor Strange: Who Gives a Shit Anymore?" hits theaters in 2016.
— Kristopher Tapley (@kristapley) October 17, 2014
I wonder which straight man will win an Oscar for playing Neil Patrick Harris someday.
— Louis Virtel (@louisvirtel) October 15, 2014
FIGHT CLUB is now the age where it would love FIGHT CLUB.
— Kyle Terror (@TyleKurner) October 15, 2014
Four Months, One Night, in which Marion Cotillard visits each home in LA: "I'm exemplary every year, sometimes twice. Will you nominate me?"
— Nick Davis (@NicksFlickPicks) October 17, 2014
And for ten more kicks
FAVORITE TWEETS FROM TEAM EXPERIENCE THIS WEEK
... are you following everyone?
Viola Davis, Anne Hathaway and I are best friends... according to my dream last night. (Can I go back to sleep now?)
— Nathaniel Rogers (@nathanielr) October 21, 2014
I would tell you what actually happened in the dream but (some) things that happen amongst best friends must stay amongst best friends.
"When you're the best of friends. Having so much fun together..." pic.twitter.com/hHUvf69rUC
— Michael Cusumano (@SeriousFilm) October 15, 2014
The fact that PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE was nominated for an Oscar speaks volumes about the weirdness of 70s filmmaking pic.twitter.com/iv42VnOeQ7
— Anne Marie (@WeRecycleMovies) October 20, 2014
I just wish Emmanuel Lubezki would try harder, you know?
— Matthew Eng (@Eng_Matthew) October 19, 2014
I'm all for NPH hosting the #Oscars, just as long as he does it as Hedwig.
— abstew (@_abstew) October 15, 2014
Watching AN AMERICAN IN PARIS makes me miss riveting musical sequences that don't depend on interminable cuts and edits to dazzle.
— Manuel (@bmanuel) October 19, 2014
Watching IDA. That screeching sound you may have heard was my heart coming to an abrupt stop around the 65 minute mark.
— Michael Cusumano (@SeriousFilm) October 19, 2014
If you lined up all articles about Doctor Strange casting over the years they would reach around the whole Earth and still tell us nothing
— Nathaniel Rogers (@nathanielr) October 17, 2014
A film festival of the last horrible movies actors did before their "creative renaissance" Ghosts of Girlfriends Past, This Means War, etc..
— Michael Cusumano (@SeriousFilm) October 21, 2014
and congratulations to Glenn! Huzzah!
Who woke up today with an invitation to the Stockholm Film Festival's FIPRESCI jury in November? This dude!
— Glenn Dunks (@glenndunks) October 16, 2014
Birdman, Doctor Strange, NPH, Twitter, Whiplash
Reader Comments (4)
That Mary Poppins image is glorious.
Glad you appreciated, catbaskets. I felt that lightbulb go offf :)
Yay! Mary Poppins joined Twitter today!
If I had a Twitter account I would retweet Mark Harris, Jenn Doll and Nick Davis. Who am I kidding? I would always retweet Nick.
Boo to Jordan Baker's diss of Whiplash. I liked that movie so much I don't want to read any criticisms of it that might make me change my mind.
And once I figured out who was in Michael Cusumano's pic, I literally flinched in fear for her.