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Sunday, May 15, 2016 at 6:28PM
NATHANIEL R in Blake Lively, Empire, Goldie Hawn, Susan Sarandon, Twitter, X-Men

Just for Sunday fun, Tweets that amused this week. Plus beautiful actresses (duh). But if you'll excuse me let's start with this weirdly flattering twosome. 

@nathanielr this morning I was talking American Lit and said, "I bet he has to read Nathaniel Rogers." I meant Hawthorne. lol

— @jazzt (@jazzt) May 13, 2016

Haha.  The Golden Statue > The Scarlet Letter.

Right?

Safe to assume my first draft was filled with corny awards show jokes abt category fraud. #Empire (cc: @nathanielr) pic.twitter.com/t6URKeD59H

— Jamie R (@jamieeros) May 12, 2016

Huzzah Jamie! This long time TFE fan is now on the writing staff of Empire. We live for corny awards show jokes about category fraud so I hope at least one survived (I am a few episodes behind on Empire but will catch up this week).

More after the jump including Goldie Hawn, Blake Lively, The Lobster, and X-Men Acopalypse advertisements.

If you die in the Marvel Cinematic Universe you die in real life

— Kevin Nguyen (@knguyen) May 12, 2016

Watching Frances Ha at 22: wow look at her joie de vivre!
23: wow look at her noble flailing!
24: wow look she's a mess
25: wow look it's me

— Daniel Crooke (@dangercrooke) May 12, 2016

However much you appreciate Holly Hunter, it is not enough.

— Jason Adams (@JAMNPP) May 15, 2016

 

Good evening, America. I am Chloe Sevigny. It has recently come to my attention that I'm barely in this one-sheet. pic.twitter.com/T2PMlC252a

— [kie.ran] (@danblackroyd) May 13, 2016

GODZILLA V KONG just got pushed back a year, probably for rewrites on the "My mom's name is Mothra, too!" scene

— Alan Scherstuhl (@studiesincrap) May 11, 2016

Elderly man to his friend, entering subway: "I hate those ads. I mean, why is that goblin killing that blue baby?" pic.twitter.com/STLfOil8fp

— Ted Geoghegan (@tedgeoghegan) May 11, 2016

What if Blake Lively has an evil twin named Blake Deadly?

— Guy Lodge (@GuyLodge) May 11, 2016

if I go to THE LOBSTER by myself does that count as viral marketing for THE LOBSTER

— Sales On Film (@salesonfilm) May 9, 2016

Please, please, please let this mean that they were allowed to smile in the Wonder Woman movie. pic.twitter.com/PtpsPOlin9

— Maester Patches (@misterpatches) May 10, 2016

Would see a 2.5-hour movie about how Daniel Bruhl wrangled the "and" credit on the Civil War poster. pic.twitter.com/aUVHsqLIkV

— Rob (@r0bwatson) May 8, 2016

Just take this in. pic.twitter.com/geSiSZ2f6Z

— Alan Henry (@AlanHenry) May 14, 2016

 

 

CELEBRITY TWEETS

 

Yes @goldiehawn is as fabulous as you would think she is! pic.twitter.com/Op6hR6WYgD

— Boy George (@BoyGeorge) May 7, 2016

I remain, #TeamHelloKitty -- but Civil War was so fucking good. Crisp high fives all around. pic.twitter.com/KvleIgs88Y

— Ryan Reynolds (@VancityReynolds) May 8, 2016

Two timeless beauties, two amazing souls, two talented women @SusanSarandon @_juliannemoore #lorealista #worthit 💗 pic.twitter.com/CSpYf0dyIB

— L'OréalParisOfficial (@lorealparis) May 14, 2016

 

 

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