1551
This is the perfect year to recognize that you can only stand being around 3 of your family members during the holidays. twitter.com/annehelen/stat…
1552
What I love most about #TheCrown is that I hate almost every character.
1556
We desperately need to normalize the flexibility and evolution of our holiday traditions without conflating that with our love for family or God.
1558
My little sister canceled her wedding this year to help prevent the spread of COVID and will never get to wear her dress. Although we can’t see one another, we can still celebrate our loved ones! Whitney, you’re the most gorgeous bride I’ve ever seen, even without a ceremony. 🤍
1559
Ahsoka Tano is one of the best live-action adaptations of a beloved animated character that I have ever seen, from creative direction to styling to casting. Every studio should take note: nail it this flawlessly, and we'll actually beg for a new series or film! #TheMandalorian
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Something that I fear will impact me for the rest of my life is how the COVID conversation has stolen our grieving process. I've avoided discussing my parent's death this year because it inevitably turns political. It's irreversibly damaged my conception of how to say goodbye.
1566
If these aren't technically Christmas movies, then I don't like Christmas movies.
1567
when the straights don't get your reference 🌡
1568
Respect Animation. Case in point: many animated films should have also been nominated for Best Picture.
1569
Thank you all for watching "Behind The Try" 💜💚❤️💙
Now streaming on iTunes, Amazon, YT Movies, and Google Play 🎬 tryguys.com/movie
1571
night sky: I'm gonna show you something incredible tonight
me: then I shall take a million blurry photos of it on my phone #GreatConjunction 🪐
1572
I should be with my family right now for two weeks of fighting about the absolute stupidest shit. 😢
1574
I can't stress enough how backwards and damaging it is to exclude stories from top award honors because of English language requirements. It's archaic and centers English as the standard to determine a film's "foreignness." This echoes beyond entertainment. It's a cultural issue.
1575
Hollywood gets picky about Korean-Americans speaking Korean on an Arkansas farm but has nothing to say about the countless movies set in non-English speaking countries where the characters... all speak English... with an accent.
