Indie Film Release Guide: April 23rd [An ONTD Original]

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[amacabea]

I am looking 👀.jpeg: Stowaway (Toni Collette!), Together Together, My Wonderful Wanda, Bloodthirsty and Mortal Kombat!

Over the weekend I watched Dollface and I really enjoyed it! Also watched Lifetime's latest V.C. Andrews movie series because I love mess.

[squirrels_oh_no]

After that anonymous Oscar ballot post, I went and watched The Father last night and it was so good. Anthony Hopkins was amazing.

[scriptedending]

Will probably watch Stowaway bc I like the cast and generally enjoy movies of the shit-goes-wrong-in-space variety, and am absolutely planning to get high and watch Wild Mountain Thyme at some point. The Sesame Street doc and Together Together look good, too.

Almost finished with our Marvel watch/rewatch... just gotta rewatch Spider-Man:FFH and watch TFATWS and we're caught up! Watching them all in order really did make everything seem more cohesive and sensible, but we definitely needed a pandemic as incentive to do it, because that's a lot of fighty-guys scenes.

Just reactivated our A-List subs today, since my husband and I are now over two weeks fully vaxxed. We haven't gone to restaurants or anything this whole time, so this will be our first fun outing that isn't outdoors! So far, we're seeing Nobody tonight and the Scott Pilgrim rerelease Dolby next weekend

[zipster]

they should change the hero image on the first one because 'anna kendrick' is an automatic no for me

[agentsoup]

The Deuxmoi submissions (I know I know) about her definitely turned me off her.

[doriiansz]

Details pls!

[agentsoup]

Nothing too specifically salacious (though there's speculation she and Blake Lively hated each other on A Simple Plan) but, she gets a TON of submissions about what a rude asshole she is to fans, servers, shop workers etc. She gets some defenders saying she has a dry sense of humor.

Off the top of my head I *think* the only other celebs who come close to her level of rude submissions are the Jenners.

[jontargaryen]

Trying to finish up the Oscar nominees so that I can binge Shadow and Bone all weekend.

Last one I watched was Sound of Metal. For most of it, I thought it was perfect, except for Olivia Cooke's eyebrows, but I did not like the ending. Seems like I'm in the minority on that though. Riz was great. Such a lived-in performance. About halfway through, I was like, 'Do I have a crush on this fictional character??'

[la_petite_singe]

omg her eyebrows were very upsetting