Tweetweeks

I've been spending less time on Twitter since it's often a toxic landscape of people righteously calling each other garbage and complaining about literally anything. BUT. It's still such a great platform for bite size takes on various showbiz things. Here are some tweets we enjoyed these past couple of weeks for your amusement...

Between “Watchmen,” “Hacks” and “Mare of Easttown” I think HBO needs a new slogan:

It’s not TV. It’s Jean fucking Smart.

— Matt Brennan (@thefilmgoer) May 28, 2021

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Tweetweek

2020 is giving off real “series finale” vibes, gotta be honest.

— Chuck Wendig (@ChuckWendig) August 22, 2020

What the world needs now is MORE MOVIE MUSICALS!

— MKB (@MatthewKBegbie) August 18, 2020

Truer tweets were never tweeted and you know it.

After the jump: Miley Cyrus, Batman ubiquity, Courtney Cox losing, Faye Dunaway being evil, and cinephile rage...

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Tweeting to the Heaviside Layer

Amusing movie-related tweets curated for you this week...

The most depressing part of LITTLE WOMEN (1869) is not when Beth dies but when Jo's short story wins a prize of $100, reminding any fellow writers reading the book that freelance rates have remained roughly stable SINCE THE RECONSTRUCTION ERA

— Jennifer Morrow (@jenniferemorrow) December 27, 2019

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Can You Ever Retweet Me?

Tweets!

The dog in Widows is named Olivia. The real, credited name of the dog in Game Night is Olivia. Is it... is it the same dog? pic.twitter.com/zU787tQhwG

— kateyrich (@kateyrich) November 16, 2018

 A semi-weekly curated collection of tweets for your seconds-long amusement. After the jump Julianne Moore, Tom Hardy, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez memes, Widows, Can You Ever Forgive Me?, Gone Girl, Fantastic Beasts 2, Beetlejuice and more...

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Tweetweek: A Simple Flavor, Premature Oscar Predix and more...

So true. 

Next week has been exhausting.

— Jordon Nardino (@jnardino) September 24, 2018

INT: GAY BAR, 2035, TRIVIA NIGHT
Host: “Which multiple Oscar nominated actress is the only woman to lose an Oscar to Best Dance Recording Grammy winners? Name the Oscar loser and the two winners who beat her!”
Me: “Glenn Close, she lost to Cher in 1987 and Lady Gaga in 2018!”

— Hispanic Pixie Dream Girl (@mathewrodriguez) September 22, 2018

We haven't done one of these in a while but wanted to share these bon-mots. Lots of A Simple Favor enthusiasms, and much more after the jump...

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