Kate Siegel on Carrie’s powers in the series: “what I loved about this moment was: with her confusion and frustration she could lift a raindrop. With her joy she could lift a car.”
Reading a book in public is only performative to people that don’t read books. To a reader, every waiting room, park bench, train carriage, airport gate, and café table is another potential chapter.
My dear friend @jonmchu,
I am ECSTATIC that “Crazy Rich Asians” is coming back with more stories as a @hbomax series, BUT if my favorite movie character of all-time, Astrid aka Gemma Chan, isn’t returning in some capacity, I just can’t!
just teared up watching #CarrieOnPrime because of this scene where the guidance counselor takes her to the school library for the first time and she's seen picking up all the "banned" books 😭 @flanaganfilm , the genius that you are! ❤️
loved this scene in Carrie, when she discusses books with Mr. Morton, it highlights all my favorite things about Flanagan’s work, touching and the way he elicits these type of quiet moments between characters and the emotions it brings out from the actors
i could spend my whole life explaining why the haunting of hill house is the single greatest tv series of all time and still never get across how perfect it is https://t.co/unKJeYejIq
Hey, so rape is actually always 100% the rapists fault. There is no level of shared responsibility. This is true. Always. Thank you for coming to my talk.
Let me make this crystal clear. Jane Doe should NEVER be publicly identified. We don't want her name. We WANT the names of the 57 “men” who were complicit.