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20 days ago

Selling 4 msg harry tickets for October 24th!! $353 each Section 213 seats 3-6!! #harrystyles #togethertogether

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3 months ago

@OCFireAuthority The evacuation zone ends literally 30 ft away from my house. Should I still evacuate ? (Already am)

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7 months ago

I had not planned to write on it, but as a scholar of English Literature, I have no choice. Emerald Fenell's "Wuthering Heights" is the most offensive, boring and misguided adaption I have ever had the displeasure of watching; utterly disrespectful to the legacy of Emily Brontë in a way that feels both anti-literature and anti-art. It is beyond baffling how anyone could interpret the novel this way and create an adaptation that so completely forsakes the core principles of this amazing story. Marketed as a tragic, swoony love story in time for Valentine's Day, this feels like a movie made for people who need a second screen at all times; none of its complexities or moral abysses remain in this rotten corpse of a movie. Like a piece of glorified fan-fiction made by an upper-class, rich white woman who neither understood the intricacies of the novel's characters nor the racial and socio-economic factors that motivated them, the film completely lacks its driving force and red thread. Utterly miscast, poorly written and terribly acted, its only redeeming qualities lie in Linus Sandgren's beautiful cinematography and the somewhat interesting production design; from a mere aesthetic standpoint, it mostly works, but never enough to hide its complete ineptness as a gothic tale of love and hate. No amount of sexual charging - which, to be frank, is still incredibly vanilla and not nearly as freaky as some people want you to think - can conceal the giant missteps of this endeavour. Emerald Fennell continues to be a perplexing director and putting the title Wuthering Heights in quotation marks is even more revealing of her complete inability as a writer. One of the worst movies of the decade that I despise with fiery passion.

TSoS_'s tweet photo. I had not planned to write on it, but as a scholar of English Literature, I have no choice. Emerald Fenell's "Wuthering Heights" is the most offensive, boring and misguided adaption I have ever had the displeasure of watching; utterly disrespectful to the legacy of Emily Brontë in a way that feels both anti-literature and anti-art. It is beyond baffling how anyone could interpret the novel this way and create an adaptation that so completely forsakes the core principles of this amazing story. Marketed as a tragic, swoony love story in time for Valentine's Day, this feels like a movie made for people who need a second screen at all times; none of its complexities or moral abysses remain in this rotten corpse of a movie.

Like a piece of glorified fan-fiction made by an upper-class, rich white woman who neither understood the intricacies of the novel's characters nor the racial and socio-economic factors that motivated them, the film completely lacks its driving force and red thread. Utterly miscast, poorly written and terribly acted, its only redeeming qualities lie in Linus Sandgren's beautiful cinematography and the somewhat interesting production design; from a mere aesthetic standpoint, it mostly works, but never enough to hide its complete ineptness as a gothic tale of love and hate.

No amount of sexual charging - which, to be frank, is still incredibly vanilla and not nearly as freaky as some people want you to think - can conceal the giant missteps of this endeavour. Emerald Fennell continues to be a perplexing director and putting the title Wuthering Heights in quotation marks is even more revealing of her complete inability as a writer.

One of the worst movies of the decade that I despise with fiery passion.

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7 months ago

🙂‍↔️🙂‍↔️Idc call me petty but it’s so unfair people missed out on tickets for the likes of her

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7 months ago

wuthering heights was written at the end of the british slave trade and is HEAVILY influenced by the time period it was written and set in. so yes, it does mean non-white

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7 months ago

Does anyone know when they'll send out emails for the artist presale ? My friends and I couldn't get through the Amex one so that's our second option #HarryStyles #webelongtogether

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7 months ago

@tmhfolklore Yes!! Since I had originally signed up for artist presale it said the presale was in 4 days but once I put my Amex card it changed to 3 days!

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7 months ago

@tmhfolklore I had the same question! Make sure to have the Amex card in your payment method in your account! The presale date then updated to the Amex one!!

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