Carol and 45 Years were two of my favorite films from 2015. Such exquisite acting all around. I'm thrilled Charlotte Rampling finally got an Oscar nomination, and for such a deserving performance too.

Fair enough. I adored it (it was my second favorite film of 2015), but I can see why it could have been overhyped.

Former.

Thank you! It feels surreal and a bit nerve-wracking, but I'm excited to see where it goes.

For a film that, given its genre, probably didn't require a good central performance, she goes above and beyond. She's terrific in it and that final moment when she cries at the end is beautifully done.

Really? I thought Amy had a tremendous amount of agency, precisely because it laid bare her addiction struggles as nothing particularly shocking. There was a pleasant simpleness instead of playing up the tragedy of her life; there wasn't any need to heighten it.

Meiko Kaji was so great in Lady Snowblood. Few can balance being so icy with a subtle current of heartbreak like she did in that film.

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*I got a job! Better yet, I received it less than one hour after I was interviewed. It's not related to media, but it pays well, I work 20 hours a week (the maximum amount allowed on my visa), and it's ongoing. I'm very pleased.
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In that case, probably best to avoid all together.

Was The Little Stranger the one without lesbians?

What if you have a full-body suit?

*bows*

Hooray! And yes, let's hang out soon!

You're here! You're here!

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Thank you, cool lady! It really does mean a lot.

And if they start to get suspicious, just slash education funding and tell them all their problems are caused by immigrants.

I must read some Daniel Jose Older soon. He seems smart and weird.

Jeremy C*nt is just keeping with the Tory ideology in trying to kill children.

That is the plan. Given it's her birthday on Friday, I'm also planning on watching Georgia then.