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HONORARY MENTIONS

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Of course Selina is into Battinson he literally has the personality of a wet cat

Me and Cat women have one thing in common and it’s liking men who project themselves as confident dark mysterious but are really socially anxious emo rats who constantly want to fall through the floor to avoid conversation

ZOË KRAVITZ 📷 W Magazine, september 2024

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Topless Tuesday: X-men First Class edition.

Catwoman

Zoë Kravitz as Catwoman in THE BATMAN (2022) dir. Matt Reeves

Did you saw the review that Rob's Batman movie is gonna be better that Dark Knight!!!👀😌

Our fandom knew it anyway 😏

 *jaw drops* Ahem! Well, we should get ready for more Batman premiers. This is so AMAZING moment for all us😍💗✨

Also, Bat and the Cat slayed us👀

And what can I say about Rob *sighs* he always makes me both smiling and crying at same time😭😭

A Galentine's Day present from Karlie's W mag. Only the song choice "We are never ever getting back together" is a little bit... ouch! (But Kaylor JLaw reading Taylor lyrics is cute :))

Jennifer Lawrence, Zoë Kravitz, Paul Mescal, Eddie Redmayne, Margotte Robbie and more dramatically read Taylor Swift lyrics.

The first time I was embarrassed by my parents? The day I came out of the womb!

The Batman, we've entered a new era, one fit for old graying millennials who were scarred and at the same time enthralled by The Crow as a child, eho were introduced to detective noire after school by WB's brilliant Batman animated series, who listened to early industrial goth techno pop and scoffed while the adult world marveled at the new Internet and its unlimited possibilities, whose parents worked hard and provided well but were emotionally absent, who discovered the world of secret and not so secret conspiracies, one where whistleblowers were no longer heroes but enemies of the state. This is our Batman.

[Bruce] is fully committed to being Batman and he’s just not seen by the city at all. He has no desire to be Bruce in this and he wants to just throw it away. He thinks that this is the way he can save himself, by living in this kind of Zen state as Batman, where it’s just pure instinct and no emotional baggage. —Robert Pattinson

BRUCE WAYNE in THE BATMAN (2022)

Fantastic beasts and Crimes of Grindelwald review

Ok this is a NO SPOILER review with my own opinions

+ Just because I love the character doesn't mean that I'm defending the actors with certain controversies. Actor=/=Character

Things I liked about the movie

- Newt and Leta's back to school storyline. I LOVED IT. The young actors who portrayed those characters were incredibly symmetrical to original actors and how a boy from Hufflepuff and girl from Slytherin hang out melted my heart

- Everyone's sense of fashion

- JONNY DEPP'S GRINDELWALD Oh my god guys. Whether you like him or not, it's just... he just nailed the entire performance. Honestly, I didn't like how they styled his hair and looks, but once you watch the movie, they don't matter anymore. It's just the dark wizard himself inspiring and grasping everyone's attention. Once you step out from the cinema, the only character I thought about was him.

- Grindelwald actually proposes a very reasonable and convincing agenda which scared me. He reminded me of Michael Fassbender's Magneto in X Men. Compared to Voldemort, who proposes an extreme dictatorship, G sounded like he was actually fighting for the rights for the wizards.

- MY BABY NIFFLER

- Lkie the first one, it was nice to see the adult's wizarding world where they are not students, but and actual member of the wizarding society with strong and built up abilities

Thing I didn't like

- The storyline was extremely weak tbh. The first act with Newt and his animals was interesting & exciting, but the second act was dragging the storyline. The story only built up with conflict and more conflict without a proper climax in the movie

- Leta's storyline was full of plot holes and mostly dragging the movie. There is a scene which includes her talking for the entire scene which I felt it was kind of unnecessary and makes you roll your eyes and go 'uhh, can we move on to next part now??' I liked Zoe's acting, but it's just David Yate's poor storytelling skills

- There were a lot of UNNECESSARY SUPPORTING CHARACTERS. Like seriously, the movie could have been 100% fine without them

- The title 'Fantastic beasts' sounds like an mere excuse to explain Dumbledore and Grindelwald's storyline. Both of it could have been a separate movie, where there is a spin off about Newt acting like a Pokemon trainer, searching and analysing magical creatures, but the main movie is about the actual Dumbledore vs Grindelwald storyline. Why combine those two??

It wasn't a movie you'd enjoy 100% in the cinema because it didn't really solve or developed a storyline, but it makes you wonder and get excited for the sequel. 6.7/10 for me