Tweetweek: Clue, Star Wars, Awards Silliness
Tuesday, December 15, 2015 at 10:00PM
NATHANIEL R in Clue, Golden Globes, Oscars (15), Patrick Stewart, Star Wars, Twitter, precursor awards

We weren't allowed to say this for fear of screening crashers but as you're reading this I'm probably watching the credits crawl at the end of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. More soon obviously.

The past week has been just crazy with awards announcements and it's easy to drop usual columns on accident but I can't not share these choice tweets that amused.

Clue, Sir Patrick Stewart, Golden Globes and a lot of Star Wars silliness after the jump...

 

When Darwin wrote The Origin of Species, he really skimped on explaining the whole gays-and-actresses thing

— Tim Robey (@trim_obey) December 9, 2015

Happy 30th birthday to "Clue," the most American movie. It's about a house full of white murderers who think outsiders are the problem.

— Louis Virtel (@louisvirtel) December 14, 2015

When you Captain Picard and Professor Xavier, but your abs still go on auditions pic.twitter.com/GvdQSXqXnT

— Ashley C. Ford (@iSmashFizzle) December 10, 2015

There's a war in the stars now??? Thanks Obama.

— Rob Fee (@robfee) December 13, 2015

The only star war I'm interested in is the one happening between Streep and Fonda here. pic.twitter.com/bJYm3QMaSz

— Kyle Stevens (@cinementalist) December 11, 2015

 

Puss In Boots VS. Kinky Boots on Netflix. pic.twitter.com/ANc5Vi6std

— Sam Kalidi (@samkalidi) December 10, 2015

the rise of Donald Trump is like a remake of A Face in the Crowd directed by Brett Ratner

— Matt Oswalt (@puddinstrip) December 12, 2015

all 7.1 billion people currently living on the planet we call earth, ranked from worst to best (you won't believe number 3,209,194!).

— david ehrlich (@davidehrlich) December 10, 2015

AWARDS SILLINESS!

"Golden Globe comedies in the summer, Oscar dramas in the winter." - Meryl Streep teaching kindergarten

— Louis Virtel (@louisvirtel) December 10, 2015

Oscar FYC: Revive “Best Dance Direction” cancelled in 1938 because pic.twitter.com/mels9f9hf3

— Nathaniel Rogers (@nathanielr) December 10, 2015

Only in gay movies do people ask which half of a couple is the lead and which one is supporting.

— Dusty Huskey (@huskydusty) December 10, 2015

Dec: The Golden Globe nominations are terrible! Jan: The Golden Globes ceremony is terrible! Feb: The Oscars need to be fun like the Globes!

— Tim Grierson (@TimGrierson) December 10, 2015

 

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