A roundup as we do. It's so hard to keep up during Cannes!
The #Cannes2017 press badge comes with amusing button that roughly translates, "I did not understand it, but the film was really good." pic.twitter.com/4eB9ZcppKm
— Peter Howell (@peterhowellfilm) May 16, 2017
More tweets after the jump including Cannes mania, White House exorcisms, Netflix divisiveness, and beautiful actresses of course. They're kind of a staple here, okay?...
This is literally the best piece of media criticism I have ever seen. pic.twitter.com/lcLi0ugDKM
— Alex Balk (@AlexBalk) May 17, 2017
when he asks for more pics i send this series pic.twitter.com/78WXolDHSr
— Ben E (@RealToddHaynes) May 17, 2017
@4evrmalone Good enough for Bond. Good enough for me. pic.twitter.com/yq3VvoK704
— Rowd (@RowdenJRSG) May 15, 2017
I have a #podcast about actresses and have started writing for The Film Experience. Am I a member of Gay Film Twitter™ yet? @cinementalist?
— Seán McGovern (@SeanMcGovernX) May 17, 2017
stop making art that's just a checklist of references to better art
— SalesOnFilm (@salesonfilm) May 15, 2017
I really liked Alien:Covenant. Fascinating almost in spite of the xenomorph. Should've been called Alien:Fassbender, though.
— Charles Soule (@CharlesSoule) May 19, 2017
Some of my colleagues smack-talking ALIEN COVENANT right now will be pitching thinkpieces someday about how "underrated" it is.
— Matt Zoller Seitz (@mattzollerseitz) May 19, 2017
somehow i ended up watched CRUISING (1980) all the way through today. LOL that this bookshelf is the sign of a serial killer! π pic.twitter.com/4qeWSQpDbq
— Nathaniel Rogers (@nathanielr) May 15, 2017
Just described Rami Malek as "the hungriest little boy at the orphanage" and now I will never think anything else when I see him pic.twitter.com/ZIbxl7j0XG
— Jason Adams (@JAMNPP) May 14, 2017
THAT NETFLIX CANNES BROUHAHA
OKJA starts, huge boos at Netflix logo. Then film plays in wrong aspect ratio and Grand Lumiere almost rioted. movie stopped. #Cannes2017
— david ehrlich (@davidehrlich) May 19, 2017
OKJA: like ET on crack. wild & wildly uneven, but always soulful. A+ cast, 1 legendary chase, everything you want AT the movies #Cannes2017
The idea that Netflix=progressive and the French cultural exception =reactionary is almost exactly backwards.
— 32 across (@aoscott) May 17, 2017
POLITICAL GALLOWS HUMOR
Because if we don't laugh we die...
I'm already excited about the HBO Movie about this whole thing. #ComeyMemo
— Erich Bergen (@erichbergen) May 17, 2017
Every #Scandal, #HouseOfCards, and #Veep writer right now: pic.twitter.com/AV8AnNXD10
— Eric Haywood (@EricHaywood) May 16, 2017
"Mother, put on a pot of coffee."
— Richard Lawson (@rilaws) May 16, 2017
It's almost as if there was some other reason besides emails that people didn't like Hillary, but I can't quite put my vagina on it.
— Jess Dweck (@TheDweck) May 16, 2017
I don't know who made this but it is genius pic.twitter.com/BBsV1Pz4Gq
— Eric Beetner (@ericbeetner) May 18, 2017
AND MORE CANNES MANIA
Ladies & Gentlemen. The one and only SANDY POWELL. (I'm gonna go & die now.) #Cannes2017 #Wonderstruck pic.twitter.com/RUKUhpGtMh
— Tomris Laffly (@TomiLaffly) May 18, 2017
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Remember when Cate Blanchett got teary after CAROL got a 10-minute standing ovation at Cannes 2015 pic.twitter.com/6fPM9nUwv2
— β³ari (@cumberblanchett) May 17, 2017
Susan Sarandon photographed in Cannes | 1978 pic.twitter.com/dwXmeRXCOH
— •Stanwyck• (@irmadesmond) May 19, 2017
I CANT BELIEVE SUSAN SARANDON JUST KILLED ME pic.twitter.com/8JPJJ9tQlD
— louise (@TheJCap) May 17, 2017
People aren't talking enough about Victoria Abril or what she's wearing at #Cannes70 (how do you say "insane goddess" in español?) pic.twitter.com/Bm251f4bQw
— Nathaniel Rogers (@nathanielr) May 18, 2017
Catherine Deneuve and Björk at the 2000 Cannes Film Festival. pic.twitter.com/RIRmK81tYj
— The Film Stage π½ (@TheFilmStage) May 17, 2017
Oh cool, Nicole's doi--WHAAAAAAHHH?!! Fuck, gimme TOP OF THE LAKE right fucking now! pic.twitter.com/kHpkX6iuQ6
— Lena Houst (@Lena_Houst) May 16, 2017
Asghar Farhadi has accepted his Oscar for 'The Salesman' at #Cannes2017, pictured with producer Alexandre Mallet-Guy. pic.twitter.com/6tAFjltEKD
— The Film Stage π½ (@TheFilmStage) May 18, 2017
EVERYBODY GO HOME! Aishwarya Rai in Michael Cinco Couture at #Cannes2017 More pics and commentary later on our site. pic.twitter.com/PPZ3EII2J3
— Tom + Lorenzo® (@tomandlorenzo) May 19, 2017