Do any of you guys wanna explore Chalamet's chocolate factory?
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Do any of you guys wanna explore Chalamet's chocolate factory?
One can dream…
I'm just so happy Timothy Charmander didn't win a single Oscar
🎬 Marty Supreme
Ya know the funniest thing about Timothee Chalamet's comment about not wanting to work in ballet or opera IS THAT NO ONE WANTS HIM TO Like why tf would they ask you to do ballet and opera what do you even know about those arts??? THOSE ARTIST ARE TRAINED!!!! LIKE SUPER DUPER TRAINED!!! OLYMPICS LEVEL PREP FOR THEIR ART!!! And I'm not saying Chalamet is a bad actor/singer or anything but if you place him beside those performers??? They're gonna eat him up and spit him out!!! NOT TO MENTION HE'S A MOVIE ACTOR (no offense meant to film actors, your craft is also hard) TALKING SHIT ABOUT LIVE PERFORMERS!!! Do you know how hard it is to be a live performer?!?! VERY!!! THERE'S NO CUT!!! THERE'S NO TAKE TWO!!! IT'S EITHER YOU PERFECT IT, YOU MESS UP AND ADLIB OR YOU DIE!!!
Call Me By Your Name: a film (and book) that absolutely wrecked me, in the best way.
For a neurodivergent queer like me, who's still processing some coming-out trauma, this movie was a profound trigger. I'm usually emotionally retentive, so when something breaks through and makes me feel, it's significant. If you know the power of art to heal, you know.
-Jo
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