Wow. Television.
probably the worst season I've seen of this show. BORING!
I watched season 2 one episode per night while on vacation with Bonnie as it aired on the hotel HBO channel. It didn't have subtitles for the Italian scenes for some reason so I missed a lot but enjoyed it nonetheless.
watched season 1 when I got back home and then watched season 3 as it aired. I think season 1 had the tightest story but season 2 had a higher entertainment factor for me, even not knowing what half the characters were saying. season 3 was kind of boring to me but had its moments.
I just get the craving now and then.
:( :( :( Yellowwjackets s1 I miss you more than anything.
me and Dasha started this show on a whim because of the viral reel about it. there was some genuinely compelling toxic yuri bait going on here which is not something I expected going into it. the gimmick of switching between sitcom style and drama style somehow never got old for me.
YES!!! YES!!!!! however if Phillipa Soo doesn't sing by the end of the season I'm going to lose it.
my old reliable hatewatch with Bonnie. this show pisses me off so bad but I know my teenage self would have eaten it up so I can't harbour too much genuine malice towards it.
perfect medical drama. so good that I force myself to overcome the medical anxiety that these shows create in me.
oh Nathan...
dear god. there is no one on this planet who commits to the bit as hard as Nathan Fielder. the episode about Sully made me lose feeling in my limbs.
this was jaw dropping.
while housesitting for my parents who have cable
the fact they decided to make a hawk tuah character for no reason was embarassing but otherwise this season was the best in a good while. i will always love these freaks and sickos...
the first and only episode of Game Changer i'd ever seen for a long time. I've seen it multiple times plus listened to the soundtrack on loop. rewatch with Elliott so it was a sing along
now the second episode of Game Changer I've ever seen but really good stuff. I'll get around to watching this show some day
i watched it AGAIN so i could show Dasha
playing on the hotel TV. was sometimes kind of cute but generally abort that thang...
also playing on the hotel TV directly after Knocked Up. deeply stressful to watch and also I think I decided I hate Paul Rudd.
also on the hotel TV. not good but like it is what it is. halfway through I went to the bathroom and banged my thigh so hard on a towel rack that it immediately swelled up and made me feel faint and having a bear mauling people in the background of this distress was almost too much for me to handle.
Valentine's Day rewatch. Happy birthday Draculaura!!!
Dasha manually created English subtitles for this movie so that I could watch it, which was appreciated, and the movie was bizarre but fascinating
funnnn the 17 + Nasha + 18 dynamic was the best part obvs. also really good creature design. villains were grating though.
tumblr convinced me this movie was problematic in 2017 so I never watched it until Dasha convinced me and oh my god. oh my god. beautiful movie. I'm gonna be sick.
MY FRIEND SING (2016)! rewatch with Isabelle and Lily and Dasha. this movie has so much heart in it and so many litle details revealed upon rewatch that give it more weight than it may appear to have on first glance. Buster Moon and Eddie Noodleman's relationship makes me crazy. the flood scene depicted with zero background music and just real genuine horror. that gorilla broke out of prison to watch his gay son sing and it was beautiful. frank sinatra with lyrics changes about being a mouse. this is a FILM.
fuck this movie.
ok then. at least Eddie was in the background.
watched with Isabelle, Lily, and Dasha. Justice for my Torpedo Woman Marina Del Rey. all she wanted was a job.
the visuals were a delight however I otherwise despised this movie.
I went into this not knowing that Jane Lynch and Jennifer Coolidge actually got together and me and Dasha were legitimately HOLLERING when they kissed.
looove their little outfits
watched this immediately after Conclave
Sinners was sold out at the theatre but were were already there and had paid for parking so we sunk cost fallacy'd it and decided to see this. it was ok. me and my girlfriend can't stop quoting the lameass tagline from the poster. "DON'T Underestimate Him."
WOW. I was almost too chickenshit to make it through this but I'm glad I did because what a film and WHAT a soundtrack.
Penis Vagina themed dinner & watchparty with Dasha, Syd, and Ash, inspired by the baffling viral clip from the vaginoplasty song. honestly. this movie was not good but I had fun. I really liked the part where Zoe Saldaña called her buddy and was like "Get 8 or 9 strong guys" and then one of the 8 or 9 strong guys was a lesbian.
Unfortunately Roger and Mimi PISSED ME OFFFFF idgaf about them and their voices sounded bad together. but sitting through this movie was worth it for the Take Me For What I Am scene. the engagement party guests shuffling through the house following Maureen and Joanne as they lesbian argued through song was everything to me.
I think if I had paid attention in 2008 to all the intense vague and mysterious marketing of this movie I would have been disappointed in the actual film. but i didn't pay attention in 2008 so I liked it
this was so much fun. a movie that knew exactly what it needed to be.
really enjoyed it but IDFGAF ABOUT ERNEST'S JOURNEY. would have loved a little more time with Mad & Hel.
did you guys know he is a bear and he keeps a marmalade sandwich in his hat?
it's a good thing I'd seen this before because I couldn't hear a lot of it over my girlfriend's uncontrollable sobbing
was unable to watch some scenes as I cannot handle body horror but I loved this movie's vision
watched this on the dvd player of a Honda Pilot while on a road trip, the perfect format for it.
my girlfriend won't stop saying "I. AM A WILD. ROBOT." unprompted
I don't know what was that but I did love it.
this is probably like the fifth time I've seen this movie however I hadn't watched it since 2017 or so probably. it still hits.
I think I expected more based on the hype but I can't complain. still good movie
my gf and I rewatched this for the first time in a couple decades because her coworker said it was his favourite animated movie ever
my sister used to be OBSESSED with this movie and played our old VHS copy incessantly, but I never personally fully understand her attachment. had to show it to my girlfriend though. the Hexxus rebrith scene & song that used to scare the crap out of me is still really incredible
so much fun. watched it after seeing the musical because I'd never actually seen it. obsessed with the outfits & I appreciated Elle's independence in the movie compared to the musical, though I understand why they made the changes (girl studying alone doesn't make a good musical number).
"I miss when people looked like people" - my gf at the end of the movie saying what I'd been thinking the entire time
extremely well made movie but good god the poor woman.
watched because when my gf told her coworker that we watched Over the Hedge upon their other coworker's recommendation, she got mad and demanded we watch Open Season because it was the superior 2006 Woodland Animal Animated Feature. I don't know if I agree
an extremely 'fast and furious guy screaming' reaction image kind of movies. justice for the spider.
this was my favourite disney movie as a kid but I haven't watched it in over a decade. was surprised by how much I cried.....
oh Elizabeth...
fun drama-filled romp
GORGEOUS. it feels crazy to see all these webcomic artists who I followed as a teenager become published authors. so deserved. awesome debut.
the art and panelling was so incredibly gorgeous. setting and story were ambitious but I loved being thrown into these characters' lives, everything felt very real. another webcomic artist that I followed as a teen who got published which really warms my heart.
probably the least necessary of all The Hunger Games books but I still cried.
I don't know what made me want to re-read this but it's been about 7 years. lots I forgot about.
as MYoRaR ended with 9/11 I picked up this as my next re-read knowing it started with 9/11. I read this book just over a year ago which was probably too soon to reread it. not as good the second time but the parts that were good still hit me.
really fun read. yay comics
some really strange choices in this that I didn't fully comprehend regarding the blending of fact and fiction, but ultimately this just felt like reading a new big book of Dykes to Watch Out For, which I can only love. this book felt like Bechdel letting go of her normal self-imposed rigidity at times, which was interesting to see. there was a lot of love in this book. also the asexual polycule took me out.
so beautifully and effectively drawn
layered disection of 2016 tumblr culture & true crime exploitation that was made for me. SO good. I went in blind when I found it on my "to read" list with no memory of where I heard of it or when I added it, but it was at the library so I took it out. spent the first 20 pages disappointed and horrified thinking it was a real true crime novel until I spent 0.2 seconds googling and realized it was fiction to my immense relief.
the prose style took some getting used to, as did the storyline, but by the end I was invested. as a lesbian who also got fixated on Eleanor of Aquitaine after a school project when I was 13, I can relate to Marie's unfortunate mental situation. some of the imagery crafted in this book is gonna stick in my brain forever
deeply stressful but magical read. immensely satisfying in the way it weaved its various connecting narrative threads together between past and 'present'. terrible to women though. but perhaps that is just a byproduct of having an accurate teenage boy pov.
good lord. my knee-jerk reaction is "I need to delete all social media" but that unfortuantely won't stop the horrors causing immeasurable negative global impact behind the scenes ('the horrors' as in big tech ceos). the most interesting thing about this book was the fact that the author was also kind of insane, just in a very different way than her superiors
really interesting and crazy read. I love that it isn't afraid to explore the unreliable nature of individual memory and the way people rewrite their stories in real time.
I was excited for this one and it definitely had its moments, but overall it didn't quite grip me. felt ever so slightly like it was trying too hard while also not quite going anywhere. but it was a fun fast read
the simple but effective drawings & panelling was great. story was straightforward but not unworth the read.
SO FUN! awesome live sword choreography
extremely full circle to watch Heathers put on by my old college where I originally discovered and looped the soundtrack while working on school projects
so special.
these guys crack me up I can't help it...
I mostly watched this to better understand Riverdale. it worked.
I have a strained relationship with Miss Carpenter in that she irritates me to no end but I am also somewhat gravitated towards her. Unfortunately this music video really really did it for me. Really good.
I paid $50 to get yelled at my a YouTuber for three hours and I had a great time.
at the end of the lecture, during the Q&A portion, CJ discovered that two audience members who were sitting beside each other were part of their patreon club, and they were like "wow you're both in my patreon club and you know each other irl, crazy" and the guys were like "we don't know each other" and CJ was like "You DON'T know each other but you're both in my Book Club AND you just happened to be sat next to each other??? you two better FUCK by the end of tonight"
I went in completely blind and I had a lot of fun. this theatre group always nails it. I liked when the songs sounded sooo Sara Bareilles
I've never watched Naruto nor worked for the Canadian Government but the specificity of this compelled me to read it. had fun.
went in mostly blind besides the numbers Ohmigod and Gay or European (I know that's not it's official name whatever). it was closing night so the cast was going all out and it was so much fun. the main romance was kind of nothing to me & I think Elle was just ever so slightly too dumbed down for the musical version but it's ok
absolutely bananas in production design and costumes. I don't care for the original movie or soundtrack much but I think the songs they added for the musical are much more interesting both in sound and content. also Rafiki is everything in this version