timmyspinkwig @TimmysWig - Twitter Profile

@IMAX @ConorMichael28 OK, but can you please put more showings at Lincoln Square NYC IMAX please? The only true IMAX screen in New York. If I can’t get tickets to see it there … 🤬🤬🤬

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DUNE

@dunemovie

about 1 month ago

“Forgive me for all I’ve done.” Experience the epic conclusion. Dune: Part Three only in theaters and IMAX December 18. #DuneMovie #FilmedforIMAX

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timmyspinkwig @TimmysWig

about 1 month ago

Denis!! 🔥🔥🔥

Variety

@Variety

about 1 month ago

Denis Villeneuve earns a big applause as he arrives at the #DunePartThree global Imax fan event, where the new trailer will be world premiering.

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timmyspinkwig @TimmysWig

about 1 month ago

@timoshinjo If you know, you know 🔥

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about 1 month ago

@__coldties To you as well!! 😋🎉🎂🥳

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about 1 month ago

So beautiful 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🥹

Heated Rivalry News

@heatedrivalnews

about 1 month ago

Laurie Hernandez—a gold medal winning gymnast from the 2016 Rio Olympics, tv host/commentator, Broadway dancer, and forever queen 👑of my heart—mentioned Heated Rivalry in her instagram post celebrating Pride: “In 2016, at 16 years old, I was on an Olympic stage for gymnastics. I was quickly thrown into the public eye, so the world had a specific idea of who I was before I had the time or chance to find out. As a teenager, I used to look at those pride posts on instagram and cry at the ones that said, "Happy Pride! For those who aren't out yet, we see you! We're still celebrating you!" I believe they may have saved my little mind, because at some point, I was the only one in the world who knew such a secret about myself: that I was queer. I am queer. I was homeschooled for most of my life, so queer stories in books and media are the reason I was eventually able to understand myself, and eventually be brave enough to tell others about it. To say it was perfect would be dismissive of the lived experience, but right now, everything is more than okay. I am loved. I owe my life to these characters, worlds, and authors that were the center of a journey I never realized that, until much later in my teen years, I would be a part of. They are the reason I graduated in drama and creative writing. They are the reason my own stories exist, with the hopes that someone out there sees themselves reflected, and realizes they are already home. I look at Joan & Vanessa in the book Atmosphere and suddenly I too, am an astronaut with a love of the sky, and a knowing that maybe all answers to any existential questions lie here, on earth, next to someone who loves you. I look at Priory of the Orange Tree and Bloom Town and am reminded of what it's like to fight, against all odds, for what you believe in. And if there is no other road seen for your love to exist, then one must be carved. And of course ... Shane and Ilya in Heated Rivalry. Two Olympic lovers that are hyper-aware of the pressure the world places upon them. It's not until they meet each other that everything slows. Expectations of perfection and power are removed. With one another, 'they do not have to be good ... they only have to let the soft animals of their bodies love what they love' (Mary Oliver). How can queer love be wrong if it looks like this, if it is so kind and beautiful? Is love not what we all deserve? How freeing, to decide I deserved it anyways. So in honor of every cryptic pride post I've made over the past few years, here is a very real one. One that begs you to remember love is a universal language we dare to be well-versed in. And to those who aren't out yet, there is no rush. No pressure. You are always included in the celebration.” via lauriehernandez | instagram 🔗: https://t.co/Yc4HcqNoxk Poetry 🔗: https://t.co/BeT9zSiU41

heatedrivalnews's tweet photo. Laurie Hernandez—a gold medal winning gymnast from the 2016 Rio Olympics, tv host/commentator, Broadway dancer, and forever queen 👑of my heart—mentioned Heated Rivalry in her instagram post celebrating Pride:

“In 2016, at 16 years old, I was on an Olympic stage for gymnastics. I was quickly thrown into the public eye, so the world had a specific idea of who I was before I had the time or chance to find out.

As a teenager, I used to look at those pride posts on instagram and cry at the ones that said, "Happy Pride! For those who aren't out yet, we see you! We're still celebrating you!"

I believe they may have saved my little mind, because at some point, I was the only one in the world who knew such a secret about myself: that I was queer. I am queer.

I was homeschooled for most of my life, so queer stories in books and media are the reason I was eventually able to understand myself, and eventually be brave enough to tell others about it. To say it was perfect would be dismissive of the lived experience, but right now, everything is more than okay. I am loved.

I owe my life to these characters, worlds, and authors that were the center of a journey I never realized that, until much later in my teen years, I would be a part of.

They are the reason I graduated in drama and creative writing. They are the reason my own stories exist, with the hopes that someone out there sees themselves reflected, and realizes they are already home.

I look at Joan & Vanessa in the book Atmosphere and suddenly I too, am an astronaut with a love of the sky, and a knowing that maybe all answers to any existential questions lie here, on earth, next to someone who loves you.

I look at Priory of the Orange Tree and Bloom Town and am reminded of what it's like to fight, against all odds, for what you believe in. And if there is no other road seen for your love to exist, then one must be carved.

And of course ... Shane and Ilya in Heated Rivalry. Two Olympic lovers that are hyper-aware of the pressure the world places upon them. It's not until they meet each other that everything slows. Expectations of perfection and power are removed.

With one another, 'they do not have to be good ... they only have to let the soft animals of their bodies love what they love' (Mary Oliver).

How can queer love be wrong if it looks like this, if it is so kind and beautiful? Is love not what we all deserve? How freeing, to decide I deserved it anyways.

So in honor of every cryptic pride post I've made over the past few years, here is a very real one. One that begs you to remember love is a universal language we dare to be well-versed in.

And to those who aren't out yet, there is no rush. No pressure. You are always included in the celebration.”

via lauriehernandez | instagram
🔗: https://t.co/Yc4HcqNoxk

Poetry 🔗: https://t.co/BeT9zSiU41

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timmyspinkwig @TimmysWig

about 2 months ago

@aarublevnews @RUBL3D3V Love it!!😍

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timmyspinkwig @TimmysWig

about 2 months ago

@Kellyemmapop @GGWHOO Totally. This was the outfit he was in for most of the movie. Like what? Whose idea was that?? The movie was a lot of fun tho. very campy.