Inde Navarrette will star in a new sci-fi thriller ‘THE WAFFLE HOUSE INDEX’ for Apple.
The film follows a Waffle House waitress who has a terrible night shift featuring a gunman, a mass flood, killer crocodiles, a nuclear explosion, a magical bunker under the Waffle House & aliens.
(Source: https://t.co/xfDOtNhHRR)
Cutting @KAIRI_official in the middle of a year+ long storyline with @WWEAsuka has to be one of the most notably boneheaded @WWE release decisions in recent memory
#WeWantKairi
I crunched the numbers, and Night 1 of #WrestleMania42 had 34% actual wrestling content on the 4 hour event
it's 19.5% if you include the 3 hour preshow
that is ridiculous #CommercialMania
remember the episode of Friends where Rachel tries to make trifle, but gets the recipe stuck with one for shepherd's pie?
that was the booking in tonight's Cody vs Randy #WrestleMania42 main event
it tasted like feet
Some people just can not understand that just because they don't like a movie doesn't mean it doesn't have value, and just because they don't understand a movie doesn't mean it has no meaning.
This goes for all art.
I'm woefully unfamiliar with @WWENXT product nowadays, watching #NXTBattleground is my first time seeing @SolRucaWWE in action, and I am impressed... she's got a new fan @WWE
doesn't the failure of Lightyear disprove the notion of just doing sequels reboots & spinoffs?
@Pixar 's best & most acclaimed films were personal stories that spoke to a universal commonality, what they're talking about is not filmmaking, they're talking about generic product
Pixar is now focusing on films with “clear mass appeal” with less focus on directors’ “autobiographical tales” like ‘Luca’ and ‘Turning Red’
“The studio’s movies should be less a pursuit of any director’s catharsis & instead speak to a commonality of experience”
(Source: https://t.co/oJr6rwC4pL)
Finding Nemo, Wall-E, Up, Inside Out, and Coco would never have been made as new original films in this new @Pixar directive... they're talking about carving out the heart and soul of the storytelling that made the company famous, rich, and beloved
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos says #Barbie and #Oppenheimer would have been just as big on Netflix
“There’s no reason to believe that the movie itself is better in any size of screen for all people. My son’s an editor ... he watched ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ on his phone”
(via @nytimes)