Don't pretend like you wouldn't watch a movie in which Jessica Chastain sets Xavier Dolan up w Sebastian Stan and also Naomi Watts is there pic.twitter.com/0b4rokKPJf
— Ryan McPhee (@rdmcphee) March 21, 2017
You must click through every photo of that tweet. That whole moment in watching celebrities be themselves in real time with each other together as fans is funny heaven. "Yay, social media," which is something we can't always say as sane people.
ANYWAY. More after the jump...
I've rarely felt so represented on screen. #SchittsCreek pic.twitter.com/5AYCm8eB2m
— Laurence Barber (@bortlb) March 16, 2017
hi everyone here is John Cho rolling up his sleeves pic.twitter.com/zwY6G58c0m
— Angie J. Han (@ajhan) March 21, 2017
Missing: The Brad Pitt of 'Burn After Reading', if located, please return to cinema
— Cam Williams (@MrCamW) March 20, 2017
Nicole speaks above a whisper once per project
— John Early (@bejohnce) March 21, 2017
TV critics: "Big Little Lies is such a comeback for Kidman."
— Rob (@r0bwatson) March 23, 2017
Me: "She was an Oscar nominee a month ago." pic.twitter.com/D6CuECgaVS
This feels like a really leading question with Fassbender's face right there. pic.twitter.com/HYOzJF6P2W
— Nathaniel Rogers (@nathanielr) March 21, 2017
Pretty sure I'm going to have lung cancer by the time #FeudBetteAndJoan ends
— Joey Moser (@JoeyMoser83) March 20, 2017
Today's pro-tip: Never eat a large dinner before seeing a French homoerotic cannibal movie.
— AKA Kalinda Sharma (@Nico_Lang) March 20, 2017
She's too good for him pic.twitter.com/EPfXyANP5f
— t. (@thOMGrab) March 19, 2017
so after Central Intelligence, will dick jokes just be required on Dwayne Johnson movie posters? pic.twitter.com/Zxiv6IOg89
— Nathaniel Rogers (@nathanielr) March 21, 2017
enough is enough pic.twitter.com/0GgZaTl24X
— Aaron Michael (@subsahaaron) March 21, 2017
And let's end with a shot of Audra McDonald posted by Josh Gad because it's funny and also because this preceding tweet is true (and the only thing I was both surprised and delighted by in the movie theater.)
the only good directorial choice in all of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST was to end on a shot of Audra McDonald
— Ben E (@RealToddHaynes) March 24, 2017