@GraceRandolph It's almost like these 'commoners' think comment sections were designed for their thoughts and opinions.
Don't they know only the chosen people can offer those up?
@iSeeRacist If only there was a thing called 'YouTube' where you could go watch this and see that what's being described here is a complete lie.
But hey...don't let reality get in the way.
@dillondanis The only thing more embarrassing than your ‘performance’ last night, is that you think these sad tweets of yours still have any value after you lost.
@JustineBateman@TheAcademy Don’t quite see this the same way as you did. He’s just asking “What film of yours would you want a young kid to start with?”…perhaps a bit sloppily and nervously, but that was the question.
I’d hate to think that Tom holds himself in such high regard that he wouldn’t get that
@RonFilipkowski Tucker is garbage, but this isn’t an example of it.
Unless you’ve dealt with a truly toxic parent, you have no frame of reference.
Count yourself lucky that you didn’t have a life where ignoring your mother at her time of death wasn’t the most sensible option.
@TheEricGoldman Problem is…it doesn’t work for me.
It was incredibly distracting, and pulled me out of the movie every single time it happened.
And without spoilers…WTF sense did black and white make?
He's actually genuflecting to Miller.
We don't ever need Hollywood sharing it's 'values' with us again.
Don't recall Depp being treated this way.
#TheFlash#TheFlashMovie
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@johncampea Really hope you'll be ripping in to how Warner Bros, Andy Muschietti, and the crowd treated Ezra Miller last night.
That was simply appalling.
I think Muschietti even genuflected.
Wow.
@TheInSneider I called my friend the next day -
"Well, I know why we never see 'Teachers' anymore...it's because there was no way for us to realize in 1984, the outrage it would cause in 2022."
I then reminded him of what happens in the film, and how things are handled.
He quickly agreed
@TheInSneider About a year ago, I was speaking with a friend about a favorite teacher of ours from high school. His love of this film came up.
My friend then asked "What the hell ever happened to that movie? You never see it anymore."
So I went and found it, and gave it a watch...
@TizzyEnt Watching you simply refuse to admit you got it wrong, and just moving the goal post, is pretty damn sad.
My opinion of you has definitely changed.