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Sunday, August 14, 2022 at 9:00AM .
If you play Clue in a hot tub it becomes a j’accuzzi
— Michael Pielocik (@michaelpielocik) July 30, 2022
LOLOLOLOL. More curated tweets for you after the jump...
I’m starting a new podcast where my guest comes over, we hang out, then don’t record or document any of it. It’s called Friendship
— Tig Notaro (@TigNotaro) August 11, 2022
andrew lloyd webber writing the phantom of the opera: pic.twitter.com/nhWxHxSLns
— sophia ✨ (@musicallaneous) August 12, 2022
Chewbaccat pic.twitter.com/0Yovu1Ugf5
— Thinkwert (@Thinkwert) August 12, 2022
Just finished Good Night, and Good Luck, which was a taut and engaging 90 minute film in 2005, sadly in 2022 it would be a 9 episode, artless glob of shit dumped on a streaming service.
— Stephen Sajdak (@stephensajdak) August 11, 2022
if you’ve already seen nope check out the hat in this nope poster… omg pic.twitter.com/HEc3PO9JG5
— ًbee ✡︎ talk to me, bob. (@filmlamet) July 27, 2022
Macbeth is a cautionary tale about what happens when a couple gets too caught up in their "brand"
— Ashley Glicken (@Exce11entFancy) July 28, 2022
Jane Eyre was so real for spending the entire novel going “he’s so ugly…I need him”
— Splenda Pappy (@caroline_oreo) July 27, 2022
is 'theatre people' not enough https://t.co/NUN5XN5enr
— nile (@nileandah) August 5, 2022
Enjoy Charlie Cox's body hair while we have it, Marvel is coming pic.twitter.com/KErrTTNSMF
— Jason Adams (@JAMNPP) August 8, 2022
Just a reminder that the Oscar winning feature film PARASITE was edited with a 10 year old copy of Final Cut Pro 7.
— Noam Kroll (@noamkroll) August 8, 2022
⁰⁰It’s never been about the tools. pic.twitter.com/sdICtObtr0
Will Poulter as a tall, murderous dandy with a collection of fancy coats WHEN pic.twitter.com/ArM5N4Plu5
— Meech (@MediumSizeMeech) July 24, 2022
You know who we don’t talk about enough? Michelle Pfeiffer in ‘Mother!’ pic.twitter.com/bRkaLbe3eW
— Sergio Osuna (@osuna_sergio) August 9, 2022
Controversial but probably true!
Best acting should only be voted for by editors
— Lucy Prebble (@lucyprebblish) July 31, 2022
Clue, Good Night and Good Luck, Jane Eyre, Macbeth, Nope, Parasite, Phantom of the Opera, Tweetweek, Will Poulter, cats, editing
Reader Comments (1)
That last one about editors voting for acting awards reminds me of when I first heard that Denzel Washington apparently performs each take differently so the editor can decide what works best later. I initially thought that was kind of like cheating, but the more I learned about editing, the more I’ve come around to thinking Denzel is doing it right. There’s nothing worse for an editor than an actor who insists on performing every take exactly the same way.