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Timothée Chalamet’s top five films ranked by Rotten Tomatoes. From emotional dramas to musicals, and larger-than-life sci-fi!
Today’s episode of Nobody is Moving On is brought to us by FandomWire who note that Call Me By Your Name and MS are both rated at 95% on Rotten Tomatoes. 🩳🕶️🍑🚲❤️
I usually don't care much about what FandomWire posts, but this quote here about Austin spells out perfectly how I view Austin and his career right now. ☺️
Pedro Pascal’s Eddington channels Beau Is Afraid’s chaotic energy, with Austin Butler and Martin Scorsese’s approval adding extra flair.
"What makes Butler’s recent choices exciting is that they’re not chasing box office glory; they’re flexing range. He’s hopping from A24 auteurs to potential future noir icons (Caught Stealing with Darren Aronofsky, anyone?). And let’s not forget he’s circling Heat 2 with Adam Driver like it’s the film bro Olympics.
In short, Butler’s choosing his roles like an actor who’s not just playing the fame game, he’s curating an unpredictable, chaotic, and fascinating career arc. And we are so here for it."
This! ⬆️
I see exactly what Austin is doing in his career, and I think it's wildly smart.
While others are chasing mainly hot ticket films that will get them quick fame and money, Austin is instead playing the long game, being unpredictable, and is curating a more interesting acting career which will give him more longevity and a variety of project choices in the long run. He's doing versatile roles that many wouldn't even think he would choose.
Fans keep wanting Austin to play checkers, and meanwhile, he's playing chess. 😏
I want the press to cover this topic and engage all wings of this fandom, even casual viewers, in this open conversation
Storer looooves romance unless it is Sydcarmy´s.
Let´s face it.
If Richjess happens before Sydcarmy, imma riot.
It´s like Storer has no problem pairing characters up as long as they are not Syd & Carmy.
Even Donna and Cicero are getting more action than SydCarmy!!!
Give me a fucking break!
I want Screenrant to run an article about this double standard that this show is upholding since S1.
We are entering S4, and according to the POS trailers and promo, or lack thereof, this trend doesn´t look like it is changing. IK it will, but they are not showing it and using that as a reason for fans to tune in, and after 4 years and a weak link, last year, a lot of fans have found greener pastures. The creative direction the show takes is directly linked to what the showrunner allows or not and he´s clearly allowing, and has allowed all along romance on the screen, as long as the characters who play it out are not Syd and Carmy together, which wouldn´t be a problem if when people like Cam Wolf or the Subreddit crowd or the Clairmy stands argument their preferences saying the show is not about romance and why can´t a show be about 2 platonic business partners that work together to save a restaurant and surface level BS like that, Storer doesn't make sure that everyone knows exactly what his show is about, nor does he set the record straight and stand them corrected.
We, the truthers, know, but no one believes us. And Storer, who should have our backs, is always doing something else, like hiding behind a cast who can´t even walk a red carpet together at events he rarely ever attends himself.
Enough! S4 should change this and be loud and clear about how things are different. We can´t continue being stuck in the "this show is not about romance" narrative or in the "this show is about a restaurant", because it´s not. It´s a character-driven show, and the characters have love lives, and so far, the ones we know about are coincidentally all SAME RACE relationships, but that´s another elephant in the room Storer has been hiding from for years, I say S4 is the last time we allow him to do so, especially if he plans to continue stringing us along to then deliver the Sydcarmy endgame anyway, last minute and minimalistcally, just to cross it off the list and fade to black, whether that´s this year or next. Enough fumbling, let´s ask the press to cover this topic in outlets like Screenrant, Vulture, THR, TV Guide, Fandomwire, Dateline, Deadline, Rolling Stones, Vogue, Variety (where they have historically promoted the show BTW), GQ, which apparently now is into show business, not just fashion, etc. THAT IS THE CONVERSATION WE ALL NEED TO BE HAVING BEFORE S4 PREMIERES, not whose wedding is it? The point is that we already know for sure whose it is not and why, and it´s Storer´s fault. Let´s hear HIM out, he should have a lot to say about why his show, after 3 years, is stuck in these type of "romances" and Sydcarmy is nowhere to be found even though more than half his audience has been ordering that dish since HE AND HIS BUSINESS PARTNER wrote scenes that were begging to be solved romantically not to strain the plot in a forced unnatural direction, which he fully did.
I mean it. I want the press to talk about this, atp it´s serious. It´s no longer a fan request, it´s a conversation only some fans are having, when it should be across the board and it requires Storer´s input, it shouldn´t be a dialogue between different portions of the fandom only, it should trascend it and get an official response, because it´s almost been 3 fucking years and considering S4 may not be the last one, it may not even end here unless we have this conversation PRONTO.
How Jensen Ackles played cupid in his Supernatural co-star Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Hilarie Burton's love story.
Fans' frustrations further escalate, as Jeff Goldblum’s Kaos becomes the new victim of Netflix's abrupt cancellations.
And another one. I hope even more people start covering this. Even more articles are written. Because this is a serious problem.
Harrison Ford dismisses racial labels, supports Anthony Mackie as Captain America, and emphasizes that heroism is about actions, not appeara
This!!! Captain America is Captain America! We don't say Black Green Lantern, white Green Lantern, etc.
Captain America is Sam Wilson. Captain America is Steve Rogers.
Captain America is an entity, and can be any race or gender.
Thank you, Mr. Ford!
♥♥♥
Could Tom Holland be the first Spider-Man actor to break this so-called Spider-Man 'curse' that haunted Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield?
Lol.... even FandomWire thinks that Tom and Zendaya are IT for each other lol 😆🤭
https://fandomwire.com/before-the-boys-supernatural-forced-jensen-ackles-to-give-up-2-mcu-avengers-roles-worth-150m-combined/
"I’m not supposed to laugh, right?"
This article on Jensen is just … sad. Is this supposed to impress anyone that matters in the industry. 👀
And it reads like it was written by someone who just found out what adjectives are and got real excited to use them.
Link. haha it's literal AA propaganda that they've been spouting for over a decade. First it's Jensen was shortlisted for Captain America and then he was offered Hawkeye as a consolation prize. Jensen had debunked here and here, which makes the Hawkeye claim moot.
Nah, go ahead and laugh because it's never going to be not funny. Like how Jensen is beginning to be known as the guy who didn't get roles. Even though that's 99% of actors, the general public doesn't know that.
Trust me newbies, if Jensen was offered either of the Captain America or Hawkeye roles, WB would have helped make it work with his Supernatural role since, you know, he wasn't the lead protagonist.
