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idc if project hail mary in 70mm imax happened to you . this should’ve happened to #ME instead

@DANIELPEMBERTON is also behind the magic of project Hail Mary?! Literally the sound track of my life is 30% his music

I need to watch project hail mary in 70mm imax but amc lincoln is my local theatre so my only choices are like 11am on a working day to sit in the last seat of the second row 😮‍💨 should i

@aly_saysitall I rly thought it was a time skip and we were seeing her getting married or that the theme of the party was everyone wears white but nope

@based_marvel When I saw her on the elevator I was like … excuse me??? Where you going?? 🫠🫠🫠

I always thought people on the internet were overreacting about guests wearing white to a wedding but Kristen Bell's character really did it TWICE in nobody wants this.... like im shook

@gilbertcruz FROM @nytimes saying his favorite show of the year was Andor is SO REAL. Please do in fact dedicate an entire episode of The Daily to Andor. It’s what we want!

Influencers are so out of touch it is hilarious like how is this a flex? “Hey guys! I don’t read books but please buy my book to read tho”

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absolutely no way they just ended the gilded age episode with that scene NO WAY

Watched “Fantastic Four: First Steps.” From the fashion, color palette, design, cityscape, TV and cartoon shows, to the costumes, spacesuits, rockets, cars—not to mention company names, food items (cereal, soda), and storage media (magnetic tapes, discs)—everything is crafted with a thorough commitment to a 1960s aesthetic blended with a sense of futurism. It felt nostalgic, like watching “Bewitched” when I was a kid. Or at times, it felt like a live-action version of The Incredibles, with “family” as its central theme. Once I found out it was directed by the same person who did “WandaVision,” it all made sense. Post-COVID hero films seem to be shifting away from the dark and gritty tone toward a more retro-futuristic, colorful, and nostalgic direction. One thing the film does well is how it opens with a TV show that efficiently summarizes the Fantastic Four’s feats, role, and current standing. If it had taken the time to carefully depict how they became superhuman from the very start, it would’ve come off as overly explanatory and slow-paced. Superman skipped that part too. Here, the plot is designed so that viewers are drawn in from the point where “they” gain a new family—marking the beginning of turmoil and crisis. As a “first step” to reboot the series, it’s truly “fantastic.”

Unironically The Intern is a top 10 movie of the century

I just wanna know if Robert De Niro will be returning as Anne Hathaway’s chief of staff in the new devil wears Prada ok ty (Yes I promoted him from the intern)

oh quick note, I watched this movie, it’s called spiderhead and uh it’s one of the worst movies I’ve seen possibly ever? not sure how this man gave us maverick and spiderhead in the same year but he did

The Thing is genuinely my favorite part of the new Fantastic Four movie. Ebon Moss-Bachrach nails it. The dynamic between Ben and Johnny is chefs kiss.

@NeverBeVall calling it fantastic is considered a spoiler 🤭

@based_marvel It's just excellent and not Fantastic? I won't be watching then

Fantastic Four was EXCELLENT I’ll be taking no questions #FantasticFour

i herald your end.

#FantasticFour is superb! this really is the summer of superhero movies. It’s so beautifully shot, the chemistry between the characters is PERFECTION, and the VISUALS EAT. I cant wait to rewatch this movie

storm siblings you are so dear to me 🤍 #FantasticFour