You leave Rosamund alone. She’s my Maria Stark in the Mad Men Marvel series set in the 1960s

If you ever hear Conan O Brien (or even Bill Hader) talk about working on SNL, it sounds really brutal. Conan specifically has said repeatedly that he has a love hate relationship with it, as the work itself he’s very proud of and he had a lot of fun, but that he was constantly near panic and the pace of the show…

Imagine how bad Corden must have been for someone like that owner to think Corden mistreated his staff.

It’s really not a surprise that a massive twat doesn’t think he’s a massive twat.

“Oh she certainly is, but I would also argue she is a better actor than Lawrence”

I really love Anya Taylor-Joy but I bristle at a suggestion she’s better than Lawrence. Winter’s Bone is better than anything Joy’s done as of yet. 

Anja Taylor Joy seems to be EVERYWHERE right now.  

Why would anyone ever be mean to Lily Tomlin?

Why would anyone ever be mean to Amy Adams?

Ah yes, calling out a director for his numerous assaults and horrible behavior is jealousy.  You clocked me.  Well met sir, the battle of wits is over!

I mean...its not just one incident. He had physical or verbal altercations with George Clooney, Lily Tomlin, and Amy Adams, etc. And the Amy Adams altercations was so bad that Christian Bale (also known for his own screaming at crew) thought O’Russell was out of line and intervened.

Weird this site will lock on to any controversy and yet O’Russel gets off after screaming like a child on set constantly at veteran professional actors, having to be physically threatened by Bale when he verbally assaulted Amy Adams and continues to be a huge shit head in the industry.

I’m sorry, but if I’m making a gay men rom com, I’m calling it You’ve Got Male.

I would be interested but I think I’m now just done with watching films where Ryan Reynolds plays Ryan Reynolds under a pseudonym.

Yes, no one in Hollywood ever got a role based on anything other than their acting skill. Are you kidding with this?

Or you didn't audition, I suppose. 

Napier laments how this leads to a more “straightforward, formulaic” approach, citing Pixar’s Inside Out as a more sanitized version of Miyazaki’s creation.

It truly is. I had heard all the raves before I saw it and it still exceeded my expectations. 

This was a movie I had no desire to see but when I did I was mesmerized and happy to have seen it. Beautiful to watch and a gripping, heartfelt story.

Looking forward to seeing this on the big screen next month