Watching the response has been SO interesting to me tbh, because where I interpreted it as very tongue-in-cheek, and goofy on purpose, there are a lot of people on twitter wringing their hands over the State of Music Today. Like, guys, Taylor is a smart lady and has very smart people working with her. She’s fucking…

Just and FYI, a moment of pedantry, if you will allow : there is no pop without R’n’B. See Elvis.

The whole thing played without buffering ❤️

I’m starting to wonder if the film industry is worth all the love I and other people shower on it.

Some people need more than 15 minute to not have their face fugly.

If it takes me longer than 15 minutes, it’s because I’m getting ready to go out and I’m taking frequent wine-sipping breaks.

This is what irked me about Alicia Keys “no makeup” movement. She has naturally beautiful hair and skin. What makes me fee confident may not work for her, but it works for me.

Hannah, Parmageddon is way better than Cheddarmegeddon. It’s important to me that you know that.

Wait, are you saying that you only saw the trailers for GLOW, then didn’t watch it because you were unimpressed? Because if that’s the case, you messed up. Go watch it now. It has so much heart!!! Comforted me in the same way that Scrubs used to, which is really impressive considering how few episodes it had…

YAAASSSSSS I need more Machu Picchu, Sheila, and Britannica in my life. And Bash. And everyone else. I loved GLOW.

The series centers on an Upper East Side socialite who becomes a viral sensation for bailing out on her dream countryside wedding after learning that her fiancé has been cheating on her. She winds up getting stranded with a Renaissance Faire outfit with no phone and no means of getting home.

Word! I love Keira and I’m not saying she’s not attractive at all. But the 2005 version really helps you understand how Jane is considered the “conventionally” attractive one by society. Especially because she has the super-sweet disposition to go with it. But at the same time, there’s no hint of jealousy between the…

I adored this version too. I always thought the scene where Lizzie is walking around looking at the statues was so beautifully shot, and I loved the music in it as well.

Agreed. I love the #Firth&Ehle version FOREVER, but this movie was absolutely solid! Keira is lovely without being the stunning beauty that Ehle was (is), Macfayden does key into the genuinely people shy person that Darcy is shown to be in the books.

I love it too! Especially for the look on Keira Knightley’s face when she first sees Pemberly from the carriage and realizes “yep, that’s the guy I said I wouldn’t marry even if the world was flooded with piss and he lived in a boat.” It’s one of my favorite movie moments. I’ve tried to find a gif of it, but it…

I share your unpopular opinion and will even go a step further in saying I enjoy it more than the BBC version for all the reasons you stated. I think all the creative choices gave the material an added dimension and I really love Matthew MacFadyen’s take on Darcy - he seems like an asshole more because he’s shy and a…

I like this version a lot too. The portrayal of the entire Bennett family was much kinder and more accurate to the book, IMO. Other film versions tend to portray Mrs. Bennett so harshly, i.e. as a gold digger. I also appreciated the greater focus on the relationship between Elizabeth and Ms. Lucas. That’s been sorely…

This is one of my ride-or-die movies. I watch this movie for the same reasons other people meditate or return to their hometowns. That gazebo scene, tho.

I agree with you so much! I really don’t understand why it doesn’t get more love from P&P fans. The characters felt so alive and still so true to characterizations in the novel.

Unpopular opinion; I actually love the Keira Knightley version of Pride and Prejudice because the actors were all the right age for once, the costumes and settings looked lived in and realisticly kept, it’s beautifully shot, the soundtrack is wonderful and they showed a shyer side of Darcy. I actually wish it was…