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@ImPC_45 @TheCinesthetic I thought he was going to ride in and save the day.

@uscscreenwriter @TheCinesthetic If Ser Davos was there… he would’ve stood up for her 💔

What’s the most shocking death scene you’ve seen?

@stacewrites_ Awesome news!

Well it’s all signed and official and stuffs so I can finally announce that my pilot TITS UP is under a shopping agreement with an independent producer 😊

@MarkOfThaaBeast @StevenJosephR @TheCinesthetic What are the plot holes?

@StevenJosephR @TheCinesthetic Plot hole central.

@ImPC_45 @TheCinesthetic Yes. Even after everything on Thrones I assumed someone was going to save her.

@TheCinesthetic Shireen Baratheon’s death was one of the most shocking scenes ever… Burned alive right in front of her own parents… that scene was truly disturbing 💔

@mancculturebear @TheCinesthetic Why not?

@TheCinesthetic I like this movie but this scene makes no sense

this scene being one of the greatest horror scenes like ever.. gagged

@TheGourdKing @peachringslush @TheCinesthetic Later in the film it's revealed *SPOILER* that there are actually two men in two suits. So two people performed this action. One slashed the throat while the other raised her arm and opened her hand for the first person to put the knife into.

@peachringslush @TheCinesthetic He would have to cut her throat with a wide slash, have the other woman's hand lift IMMEDIATELY after, know she had, and slap the knife in her hand and do so without moving the table. It's okay to admit the obvious: this is very silly.

@SlobTerwilliger @LilMissJayMo @TheCinesthetic It didn't bother me on a first viewing, but analyzing it, yeah, the camera angle could have been better to make it clear she couldn't see it.

@LilMissJayMo @TheCinesthetic That makes sense. I always thought it was filmed in a weird way. Like for some reason in always pictured him standing to the right of the table (Moss’s left) when he does the slash. +It always seemed to me like he was leaning over the table and the knife was right in front of her

@CamrynHorchow @M4AGoGreen @AfternoonTune I already said that it was not appropriate for the person to comment that to someone grieving the loss of a friend.

@uscscreenwriter @M4AGoGreen @AfternoonTune Now explain how scolding a grieving person for saying their loved one committed suicide helps society move away from stigma rather than creating more stigma via inane virtue signaling.

The Oscars In Memoriam ignored him but I cannot. He was my friend. I put him in five films. In early January I buried James “PJ” Ransone after he committed suicide… He was a complex, funny, talented, and undeniably reckless person. He was wildly alive and deeply loved. I know he said some infuriating things online, but the last time I saw him, he cried with regret for all of that. “I didn’t mean to hurt anyone’s feelings,” he said. Please don’t trash him here. He is dearly missed.

@CamrynHorchow @M4AGoGreen @AfternoonTune Language both reflects society and affects society. Changing language might not remove ignorance and hatred but keeping it the same can perpetuate outdated beliefs.

@uscscreenwriter @M4AGoGreen @AfternoonTune I reject the premise that language has the power to remove ignorance and hatred from society. Language reflects what society is.

@CamrynHorchow @M4AGoGreen @AfternoonTune When we speak about committing an act it is most often referring to a crime. If not a crime, something immoral. So moving away from this language makes it less of a stigma which can make people with suicidal thoughts more likely to tell someone about them.

@M4AGoGreen @uscscreenwriter @AfternoonTune Explain why committed is horrible if you know

@M4AGoGreen @CamrynHorchow @AfternoonTune I double-checked, and completed is also outdated. My mistake. The preference is "died by suicide".

@CamrynHorchow @uscscreenwriter @AfternoonTune It's proper terminology, committed is horrible. Now you know

@CamrynHorchow @M4AGoGreen @AfternoonTune Yes, I agree this person wasn't speaking on their behalf. I took them off my reply to you. I also think the person who commented should have kept that to themselves because it's not the appropriate time. But we should all try to use language that removes the stigma of suicide.

@uscscreenwriter @M4AGoGreen @AfternoonTune The OP wasn't speaking on behalf of "the world of mental health" ffs. Shitting on the memorial of their deceased friend by complaining they didn't use your "preferred term" for suicide is so out of touch I just can't.

@raycaswell85 @TheCinesthetic Not sure what makes you think this. She's clearly portrayed as the villain, save for Neil Patrick Harris being about a equal villain given that he's essentially keeping her prisoner.

@TheCinesthetic I'll never get over the insane equivalency made in that film. She is an actual psycho who fakes her own death, intending to send her husband to prison for her murder, and kills a guy, framing it as rape and self-defense. He has an affair. Yet the film makes clear they're the same

Halfway through Gone Girl (2014), when Amy says, “I’m so much happier now that I’m d*ad,” and starts explaining everything in the car, the whole theater just lost it. People were shocked, laughing, and completely hooked at the same time.

@CamrynHorchow @M4AGoGreen @AfternoonTune Sorry, that or died by suicide.

@CamrynHorchow @M4AGoGreen @AfternoonTune Completed suicide is the preferred term in the world of mental health.

@tiernan_c @tds13245 @TheCinesthetic It's revealed later that there are two of them. So it's feasible one could grab knife and attack while another holds up hand and opens and closes fingers.

@tds13245 @TheCinesthetic i guess he used one hand to slit the girls throat and the other to lift her hhand but i dont think it makes much sense in practicality

this scene was insane

@PhoenixBlackNow #2!

Which logline?

@shootmenow_1 @Dobiedobes_CD @TheCinesthetic Too bad you weren't there to pay for it.

@Dobiedobes_CD @TheCinesthetic I get it but it’s a weird subplot and also they shoulda filmed the ending again.

The ending of Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987) is one of the great emotional pivots in American comedy. The moment Neal pieces it together on the train and returns to find Del still waiting, the entire film reframes itself in a single shot.

@gunsnrosesgirl3 Holiday Candy Mix

You have to name him the last thing you ate

@TheSailorSon @clairlemon The Good Place isn't a Netflix series. It was an NBC series. What didn't you like about Beef?

@clairlemon I downloaded two highly praised Netflix series, Beef and The Good Place. Both unwatchable trash for completely different reasons. Luckily I still had Rome downloaded so I just rewatched that one.

On the plane returning home from London, I tried to watch three different Paramount+ shows—all were unwatchable. There’s so much high-production-value garbage being made right now. Is it more than usual, or am I just late in noticing?