SO RELATABLE
Me: *literally in the middle of a scene*
— Andy Mientus (@andymientus) August 1, 2019
My Imposter Syndrome: pic.twitter.com/yoSYE70zpl
We stopped doing weekly tweet roundups but nevertheless, it's fun to share highlights from time to time for those that don't use twitter (and because it's so easy to miss hilarious tweets or interesting little provocations or takes. So every once in a while we feel the need to share a batch. Hope you enjoy the round-up after the jump which includes Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Minority Report, Weekend, Christopher Nolan, and two very fascinating questions for the room (if you're reading we assume you love the movies lots) so please answer 'em in the comments...
PERFECT JOKES FOR PEOPLE WHO GET THE REFERENCES
felt nothing, might delete later pic.twitter.com/3oBNHFTfew
— taylor trensch (@taytrensch) August 2, 2019
Just remembered Brad Pitt repairing the TV antenna in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood again... pic.twitter.com/EeVBCaLMDw
— Matthew Eng (@Eng_Matthew) August 2, 2019
oh damn i lost all you guys tarantino rankings can you post them again
— Chris Stangl (@RevChrisStangl) July 28, 2019
RANDOMNESS
Reservoir Dogs opened the same year as Aladdin
— Michael Cusumano (@WhiskeyTempest) August 1, 2019
Pulp Fiction opened the same year as Lion King
Jackie Brown opened the same year as Men in Black
Basterds opened the same year as Zombieland
Once Upon a Time... opened the same year as Aladdin, Lion King, Men in Black and Zombieland
just an absolutely stupendous summer for Brightly Colored Patterned Men's Shirt Representation In Media pic.twitter.com/QA3yJXQFNy
— Angie J. Han (@ajhan) July 27, 2019
At the time of filming Minority Report, Max von Sydow and Lois Smith were 72 and 71 respectively.
— Jonathan M. Boehle (@jm_boehle) May 8, 2019
The film takes place in 2054.
In the film Minority Report, Max von Sydow and Lois Smith are playing millennials. pic.twitter.com/VvtaYgzpIA
petition to ban the word "visionary" from film criticism slang plz
— Ed Stevens (@edd_gosbender) August 2, 2019
can't stop thinking about this Midsommar review on rotten tomatoes pic.twitter.com/z5wuBKA19d
— Sammy Nickalls 🧚♀️ (@sammynickalls) August 2, 2019
My dad: would you hand me that socket wrench, please?
— Brandi Maxxxx, City Council Candidate (@NickAltishin) July 24, 2019
My 13 year old gay ass: pic.twitter.com/nQ7veHMZUb
look, whatever your opinions on Quentin Tarantino, i think we can all agree on one thing: OUATIH is a terrible acronym
— Angie J. Han (@ajhan) August 1, 2019
Just invented a new month: Jaugust pic.twitter.com/aw696IGz2N
— Sharon Knolle (@sknolle) August 1, 2019
The guy sitting next to me on the plane was barefoot the whole time. I blame Tarantino. (cc: @neithernor)
— Anderson Dennis (@HeyheyDRA) July 29, 2019
regular person: I like a movie
— jourdain searles (@jourdayen) July 29, 2019
twitter: have you heard about the pre-backlash, backlash, post-backlash, that person we all hate who defended it, the director commentary, the director’s face during the Q&A—
TOM CULLEN & CHRIS NEW REUNITED — GIVE US THE WEEKEND SEQUEL WE DESERVE pic.twitter.com/h1KMBc5QlL
— Jason Adams (@JAMNPP) July 28, 2019
Happy August. pic.twitter.com/R5Ax8z0Fcd
— Kevin Jacobsen (@Kevin_Jacobsen) August 1, 2019
FINALLY - TWO QUESTIONS FOR THE ROOM
This cartoon challenge sparked some really passionate responses on Twitter. It turns out that most critically not well received movies I personally love at least scored in the 50% range like Marie-Antoinette (2006). So my personal answers are I'm So Excited (2013) which is minor Almodóvar but still hilarious and Birth (2004) which is brilliant. What would your answer be?
Unpopular Opinions https://t.co/syzYVnWuiK https://t.co/ahuenwzszE pic.twitter.com/AdcPbUvLCr
— XKCD Comic (@xkcdComic) August 2, 2019
The following question that will end with brought out tons of good serious answers and funny ones like Baby Boom "Diane Keaton just puts different things in jars each week" - my personal answer would be Shortbus (2006) to get more sex-positivity out there
Congratulations! You have been given the power to turn any one movie into a television show. What movie do you pick?
— Matt Singer (@mattsinger) August 1, 2019