The Alamo across the street is always missing the best movies
They weren’t playing obsession when it came out, they aren’t playing the invite
I send an email every single time this happens idgaf
Whoever is in charge of that theatre f***in sucks and I will make sure they know it
An Alamo is being ran like that? That's wild
This is funny
olivia lowkey best performance of the year so far
Her or Indi in Obsession for sure
On VOD now
On VOD now
Can’t wait for this to hit streaming so I can run it back. One of my favorites of the year so far
Olivia Wilde was a victim of woke. Her takes on Superbad and Stepford Wives suffered. Now that woke is over her take on Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf is good.
Olivia Wilde was a victim of woke. Her takes on Superbad and Stepford Wives suffered. Now that woke is over her take on Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf is good.
What does woke mean
What does woke mean
When the first shot of your first movie has a RBG portrait
This isn't any lest feminist mind you. It's just not corny
this is genuinely incredible
i had no idea Olivia Wilde had this level of directing chops
the blocking alone in this film is impressive af!
this is genuinely incredible
i had no idea Olivia Wilde had this level of directing chops
the blocking alone in this film is impressive af!
lol bruh yeah I can’t believe how impressive even the blocking was. Every shot was gorgeous
but that user may be an alcoholic the only reason I can translate that is from dealing with alcoholics
watched this last night and my baby mom and I tried something like this as a last ditch effort to try and save our relationship (no pegging, just other females joining us) and I eventually had that conversation with my therapist about my misery and how it’s effecting my bm and will effect our child as he got older. my bm and I ended things because of very similar reasons to Joe and Angela. I lost all my desire of wanting to do anything I loved until I got that closure, which Joe got and then started playing music again in the final scene and it broke me. I didn’t expect it to take such a (somewhat) serious turn at that final act (Ed Norton getting yelled at for bringing in tea or whatever had me dying) but once Olivia sat next to Seth in his office/den and started playing piano with him I started to cry like a mf through the credits. with all that being said I thought this was really good, from the script to the cinematography, to the acting. I already wanna rewatch it but I’ll wait till it hits streaming. Haven’t seen any of Olivia’s other movies she’s directed but this was really well done. 4.5/5 for me.