Lilja K

I hope there will be an international release soon 🤞🏻

True, but the best actress for The Reader is also great

What a surprise

Love your list @Jade Bahr What controversy?

He's a bad boy with a heart of gold. God bless him and his family🙏🏻

Can't wait

More Vanity Fair bts VID_20240808_164057_223.mp4 Tom Craig via IG

I've seen a lot with her too, however here's my top: 1. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) One of my favorite and one of the most beautifully devastating movies. 2. The Dressmaker (2015) This movie has always made me experience a whirlpool of different emotions and to some extent it's not easy to watch it, but it's definitely worth it. 3. Mare of Easttown (2021) Who doesn't love complex female characters? 4. Titanic (1997) I don't think this one needs any explanation. 5. Revolutionary Road (2008) It contrasts sharply with the Titanic, showing a heartbreaking portrait of a typical american family of the 50s. A couple of years ago I would have put it above the Titanic, but now I appreciate the Titanic more. 6. The Reader (2008) Heavy, but worthwhile. 7. Little Children (2006) I watched it for the sex scenes, but that's not the only advantage of this movie. 8. Finding Neverland (2004) Of course I cried. 9. Labor Day (2013) 10. The Mountain Between Us (2017) On my watchlist: The Regime (2024), Lee (2023), Ammonite (2020), Carnage (2011), Mildred Pierce (2011) Seen but can't remember: Wonder Wheel (2017), Collateral Beauty (2016), The Holiday (2006), The Life of David Gale (2003)

Streaming really doesn't make sense, because one day the service may remove your movie from the catalog or it will be blocked for your country. Not to mention the constant increase in prices for viewing in high quality and many other issues.

I still can't believe that Cate is in this.

Absolutely deserved💯👏🏻

Those who condemn Leo the loudest are actually the worst. I've noticed their profiles related to such f*cked up shit several times💀

Can't wait

The Last Starfighter? Really? That’s pure ‘80s nostalgia. In the 1984 film, directed by Nick Castle, High schooler Alex Rogan conquers the Starfighter video game, only to find out it was just a test, and is transported to another planet. He has been recruited to join a team of the best starfighters to defend their world from the attack. Plot details for Abrams’ film are being kept under wraps, and a production start date hasn’t been revealed yet. However, a recent Production Weekly listing had Abrams’ film going by the name of “Acorns,” and the plot revolving around “a young married couple struggling to survive against a supernatural entity.” Abrams’ reps couldn’t confirm or deny the info. To be honest, I don't trust this, but I hope for the best. At least I understand why Jenna wants to be a part of this.

Jenna with young fan mentioned in VF interview bbysam57h123 on X

Absolutely 💯

https://www.vanityfair.com/video/watch/behind-the-scenes-with-jenna-ortega

Jenna Ortega Settles Into Fame Ahead of Wednesday Season 2 and a Beetlejuice Sequel By Michelle Ruiz Photography by Tom Craig Styled by Nathan Klein

Big YES

This doesn't make him unattractive at all. Mom bods, dad bods, still worthy.

Glad to see that Leo continues to have a good time, despite some jellyfish issues. Also love his man bun

Lucky fans continue to meet sunny boy💛🌞

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