@RealTomPowellJr It's ridiculous, isn't it? There's just no nuance left on the Internet. People just want to find something to argue about all the time. I'm on your side my friend, that conversation sounded hilarious.
When Tom Cruise was cast as Lestat, blonde, European, and wildly theatrical, in Interview With the Vampire, Anne Rice was publicly furious, openly slamming the choice.
Then she saw the film… and took out a full-page Daily Variety ad to apologise and praise Cruise’s performance.
“If a magician waves his right hand, look at his left. Wherever your attention is commanded, look the other way”
Big tech wants you to looking in the future, well..
For Arrival, Denis Villeneuve, screenwriter Eric Heisserer and scientist Stephen Wolfram created an entire language for the movie.
They compiled a “logogram bible” with more than a hundred linguistic images. This means Amy Adams is decoding a real, coherent linguistic system.
@LyfAcrosBorders I thought women didn't want guys to approach them anymore because it was creepy? Or because we were out of their league? This is what a lot of women (not all) wanted, and now they're complaining about the result?
@bobbiegalore They should also eliminate the permanent salary that ex prime minister's get just for being Prime Minister. Last I checked that was around £115,000 a year for life, which is insane
@bobbiegalore I agree, I just didn't know what the House of Lords actually does besides confirm what the House of Commons wants. It should definitely be eliminated as a system in terms of the hereditary side of it, but I also think politicians should have relatively normal salaries
@lets_talk4317 Did you forget that in the dark Knight universe Superman and Wonder Woman slept together and had a kid? In pretty much the same way it was depicted in this scene actually LOL
Stanley Tucci logged serious miles filming Searching for Italy.
Italy’s food culture is so rich that walking is basically mandatory. Tucci joked that cuisine changes rapidly from town to town; one village loves an ingredient, and 10 miles later, locals say, “We never eat that.”