#Ava Kolker news

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[esperwatchesfilms]

Miss Meadows (2014)

Miss Meadows. The first film I'm posting about after literal years. I wanted to get back into doing this for the fun. The original goal may not have been met, but I like this method of watching movies. It helps me focus on what's happening... That said, this movie started interesting and fun and slooowly went downhill. Her entire relationship with the Sheriff? Awkward. So painfully awkward. The writing was not great. Not taking points off for the writing was extremely generous of me. But I had fun watching it, to be fair... that said... ESE: -10/100

50 +2 for immediately CGI squirrel +5 for living your best tap dancing life -10 for creepy-ass dudes harassing women +5 for Miss Meadows attempting politeness in the face of grossness +2 for tiny purse gun +10 for "Toodaloo" post-murder +5 for post-murder tap dance +3 for the quick return of CGI squirrel +3 for Mother Meadows giving bloodstain cleaning advice -10 for only God knowing our destiny +5 for the exception of no one knowing their destiny being best-selling authors +5 for "The truth is relative." +5 for Ava Kolker +5 for Heather thinking corpses look like string cheese -10 for the principal's shitty attitude -5 for new neighbors trying to hook you up with dentist friends +5 for having "no intentions to start domestication training" +10 for saving a toad on the road -10 for constant tap shoes +5 for Heather's healthy skepticism +5 for admitting being wrong -10 for being far too young to hate the world so much +5 for a child being smart enough to see the world for what it is -5 for not finishing her answer to the teachers who invited her for Happy Hour -5 for incredibly awkward exchange with the Sheriff -10 for using your position to find a woman's workplace to ask her on a date +10 for Miss Meadows pointing out that that behavior is illegal -5 for not allowing the Sheriff a turn to ask questions, turning the conversation into an interrogation +5 for not promising not to laugh +5 for wanting to play accordion -5 for tap dancing on grass +5 for the Sheriff's rhythmically challenged dance -10 for awkward post-kiss silence +5 for not living in fear -10 for church service +10 for Katie Holmes's singing +10 for not being Catholic, but enjoying singing in choirs +5 for James Badge Dale -10 for the most awkward sex scene I have ever watched -10 because no... seriously... MOST awkward sex scene due to cackling during the entire event -10 for even worse pillow talk -10 for releasing helium balloons into the sky on purpose +10 for the speech given to the murderer before murdering him +5 for Frank -10 for creepy owner of Frank -5 for another awkward kiss -5 for not exercising safe sex +5 for hopscotch -10 for creepy owner of Frank being a child abuser -10 for marrying Miss Meadows simply because they neglected to have safe sex and now she's pregnant +10 for Jean Smart -10 for creepy owner of Frank having photos he took of Miss Meadows without her knowledge +5 for not veiling her threat +10 for creepy owner of Frank (Skylar) being unexpectedly right -10 for Skylar still being incredibly creepy +5 for telling kids in Sunday school that Jesus wasn't white -20 for DISGUSTING child sexual abuse from a priest +10 for murdering the priest -10 for being sloppy and being caught by Heather -5 for Heather being scary chill about it and keeping Miss Meadows' secret +10 for Mother Meadows having been dead the whole time -10 for the Sheriff being so casual about figuring out Miss Meadows is the vigilante -10 for the dumbest Sheriff -10 for yelling at Miss Meadows when he was so chill about figuring out the truth -20 for Heather being taken by Skylar +10 for Miss Meadows saving Heather +10 for Sheriff saving Miss Meadows +5 for pinning the vigilante shit on Skylar +5 for accordion playing +5 for the hawk at the end -10 for the Katie Holmes cover of "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'"

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[sydney-to-the-max-forever]

When Sydney to the Max Was First Announced I Wound Up Very Surprised

I will still remember the day I first saw the announcement for the new Disney Channel series: Sydney to the Max. I was doing a Google search to see what the actors from my former favorite Disney Channel show: Girl Meets World were up to. Then I saw this article that announced a father/daughter sitcom was coming to the channel. I saw the image above which featured Ava Kolker and immediately thought the show was going to be about her, and that the other girl in the photo was going to be just the best friend.

Then I read the article for a minute, and I realized... wait, the other girl is going to be the lead!? Wait. Disney Channel is really doing a show focused on a biracial girl and her white parent!?! I know it doesn't seem like a big deal to some, but I will forever feel bad for assuming from one picture alone that the white girl had to be the lead, just because the father and grandmother are white.

As I began to watch the series, I was fascinated to see if Sydney was indeed going to be Max's biracial daughter, or adopted. Either way, I was happy to see Disney Channel give more representation to all types of families, and portray it as simply normal. I of course was definitely pleased though when the show eventually confirmed Sydney was definitely Max's biological daughter.

However I remember later in Season 3, Sydney mentioned once that some neighbors thought she was adopted... like she didn't technically belong to her father. That line broke my heart... only because I once thought the same. Again, I still feel totally bad inside that from one image alone, I thought that only the white girl could be the daughter of the white dad, rather than a beautiful biracial girl like Ruth Righi.

I will forever be grateful to a show like Sydney to the Max that broke cultural and societal expectations, and wound up giving us such a beautiful show about such a beautiful family... and showed us that initial judgments can pale in comparison to the actual reality.

#sydney to the max #disney channel #ruth righi #ava kolker #ian reed kessler #caroline rhea #biracial #mixed girls #cultural expectations

[deadlinecom]

[nhsflickerx]

GMW ("Girl Meets the Great Lady of New York") - Ava in full Carmen Miranda duds was bad, but having Ava Kolker in brown face as Marisol for the gag at the end was worse. They also made a 9 year old white girl look like an adult Latina street walker.

I actually thought the sequence and the little dance she made was hilarious, and I didn’t notice her face being too brown or anything, but I understand why people can be offended and think it’s bad. But I disagree on the last part. I don’t think it was that bad, though I’m not Latina myself or adult, so I don’t know how much it can affect people to see a nine year old actress play someone dressed up like that. I’m not even a person of color, so really, don’t take any offense from what I’m saying!

I absolutely respect your opinion, I get where you’re coming from, and thank you for the ask!

#gmw #girl meets world #ava kolker #ava morgenstern #girl meets the great lady of new york

[disneytva]

New Big City Greens Miss Tilly’s Fun Time TV Hour Themed Shorts Coming To Disney Channel This May

New Order from the executive cows at Cowsney as Miss Tilly’s Fun Time TV Hour get fun guest stars from rival company Disney Channel such as Ava Kolker from Sydney To The Max & Trevor Tordjman & Meg Donnelly from Zombies!

In New Shorts , Monday, 5/4 at 8pm

#Big City Greens #BCG #Disney Channel #Chris Houghton #Big City Greens Shorts #Ava Kolker #Trevor Tordjman #Meg Donnelly #Sydney To The Max #Zombies #Disney Zombies

[prideandsensibility]

Girl Meets World ("Girl Meets the Great Lady of New York") - Ava in full Carmen Miranda duds was bad, but having Ava Kolker in brown face as Marisol for the gag at the end was worse. They also made a 9 year old white girl look like an adult Latina street walker.

hey! I dont know what this ask is in relation to because I post a lot and I don't remember this episode so I will have to take your word for it.

Girl Meets World consistently missed the mark. The plots were often underwhelming, unnecessary, or cheap.

In comparison, I consistently appreciated Boy Meets World for its plots and characterisations. It had times where it was also underwhelming, unnecessary, and cheap, but it also had a lot of meaningful plots.

However, even though I like Boy Meets World for certain reasons and Girl Meets World doesn't really cross my mind much, I also acknowledge that these shows lacked positive diversity and were often ignorant and bigoted - specifically regarding their characters.

The brownface plot on Girl Meets World that you mentioned is very much not okay. Girl Meets World also regularly showed their only Black character as criminalistic. Their only neurodiverse character(s?) were the butt of hundreds of jokes and then their neurodivergence was washed away and never mentioned again as they behaved in more neurotypical ways. These are just some off the top of my head.

Boy Meets World had very few (if any) BIPOC, neurodivergent characters, disabled characters, and LGBTQ+ characters. The only one I can recall off the top of my head was Angela, a Black woman who was honestly treated really poorly throughout the series and was a token Black Woman for them.

Sorry for the rant but thanks for bringing it up.

#boy meets world #girl meets world

[boymeetsworldconfessions]

NAC: GMW ("Girl Meets the Great Lady of New York") - Ava in full Carmen Miranda duds was bad, but having Ava Kolker in brown face as Marisol for the gag at the end was worse. They also made a 9 year old white girl look like an adult Latina street walker.

#anouk-baillet

[princess-hours]

About GMW/Girl Meets the Great Lady of New York, the whole Ava/Marisol thing upsets me, perhaps more so because i've recently had to do a paper on the shitty murder of little Elisa Izquierdo an actual daughter of Cuba. Not only did they put Ava Kolker in race drag/brownface, Marisol is a racist stereotype of Hispanic girls visually (curly "big" hair, fancy earrings, heavy makeup). It's a total misfire.

I missed seeing this earlier but yes !! I agree, literally idk why they put a literal child in so much makeup other than to play into a stereotype. I think that this episode is kind of like the Girl Meets Commonism/Communism one where the writers bit off more than they could chew and oversimplified ideas in a way that was painful. When this episode came out I think a lot of fans thought that it was really ‘woke’ or whatever but like gmw wasn't perfect at all ffs.

Also I’m sorry but any show where literally all the main cast members are white or white passing shouldn’t be trying to do episodes on celebrating culture and diversity because they’re part of the problem.

#e v o l v e d discussion

[somerandomwriter1234]

Hey Boy/Girl Meets World fans. Apparently Danielle Fishel is directing several upcoming episodes of Disney’s new show: “Sydney to the Max” which stars her former co-star Ava Kolker. Check the new show out if you haven’t already. Definitely has a Boy/Girl Meets World feel to it already.

#boy meets world #girl meets world #sydney to the max #danielle fishel #ava kolker #disney channel

[brokehorrorfan]

Blu-ray Review: Insidious: The Last Key

Insidious: The Last Key is the franchise’s strongest entry since James Wan’s 2010 original. Admittedly, that may not be the grandest of statements; 2013’s Insidious: Chapter 2 and 2015’s Insidious: Chapter 3 each offer several well-executed horror set pieces, yet neither one manages to capture the delightfully creepy atmosphere of the first film. Insidious: The Last Key doesn’t quite attain that level either, but it works for two reasons.

First and foremost, the film belongs to Lin Shaye, who delivers her career-best performance. After testing the waters with Chapter 3, The Last Key revolves entirely around her character, parapsychologist Dr. Elise Rainier. It delves deeper into her background, both her childhood (including a great little twist involving her upbringing) and her life directly preceding the events of the first Insidious. The veteran character actress, aged 74, effortlessly leads the show.

The other key to the The Last Key's success is the addition of director Adam Robitel (The Taking of Deborah Logan). While Wan expertly crafted the first two chapters before passing the torch to writer Leigh Whannell (Saw) for the third, Robitel seems to have breathed new life into the franchise. His taking of the reigns is seamless, as the filmmaker made a smooth transition into the traditional narrative format from his found footage debut. Furthermore, none of his horror chops were lost along the way.

The film opens in 1953 New Mexico, where young Elise (Ava Kolker, Girl Meets World) struggles to understand her unique ability to communicate with the dead. Her family is also conflicted, with her father (Josh Stewart, The Collector) turning into an abusive monster in an effort to quell her claims. It’s amidst this turmoil that Elise first meets Key Face (Javier Botet, The Conjuring 2), a nasty demon with keys for fingers.

Following the 16-minute prologue, the film cuts to California in 2010. Elise (Shaye) still bares scars - both physical and emotional - from her tumultuous upbringing, but she has honed her skills to pursue a paranormal investigating business alongside her affable sidekicks, Tucker (Angus Sampson, Fargo) and Specs (Whannell). When they're contacted by Ted Garza (Kirk Acevedo, Oz) to investigate her childhood home, Elise is forced to confront her fears.

In addition to facing her literal demons, Elise's return home finds her reconnecting with her estranged brother Christian (Bruce Davison, X-Men) and meeting his two daughters, Melissa (Spencer Locke, Resident Evil: Extinction) and Imogen (Caitlin Gerard, American Crime). Elise's haunting once again becomes an unintentional familial affair, forcing her to enter The Further in order to stop Key Face once and for all.

As is the case for the previous Insidious movies, The Last Key loses steam when it goes into The Further. Although the concept of a paranormal purgatory is intriguing, the exploration of such a fantastical setting feels incongruous with the rest of the film, which is grounded in reality (as much as a supernatural movie can be). Beyond that, The Further is often host to cheap jump scares. It seems to be a hurdle that Whannell - who has gallantly penned all four entries in the franchise - has been unable to conquer just yet.

A bit of suspension of disbelief may be required to overlook a few conveniences, but Whannell concocts several clever twists, thrilling moments, and effective scares, ranging from the expected jump scares to dread-inducing moments of suspense. Most importantly, his script subverts expectations on more than one occasion. Robitel handles it all like a pro, working with cinematographer Toby Oliver (Get Out, Happy Death Day) to create the distinct visuals. Franchise composer Joseph Bishara provides another dramatically discordant score.

While Shaye owns the screen, the rest of the cast also shines. Kolker fills her large shoes well as the young Elise, while Hana Hayes (The Grinder) plays the teenage iteration. Stewart is appropriately sickening as her father, yet he refuses to settle for a one-note performance. Tessa Ferrer (Grey's Anatomy) has a small but important role as his wife. Tucker and Specs' comedic relief was hit-or-miss in past installments, but Sampson and Whannell are funnier than ever this time around. Botet continues his reign as an unparalleled creature performer.

The Blu-ray release of Insidious: The Last Key includes an alternate ending, eight minutes of deleted scenes, a brief recap of the franchise, and three featurettes: "Going into the Further," "Unlocking the Keys," and "Becoming Elise." These segments include interview snippets with various cast and crew members, but Robitel is curiously absent; I was hoping for input on the newcomer’s take on the series. Alas, none of the Insidious films have had audio commentaries.

As much as I love Shaye and respect her contribution to the Insidious franchise - she has truly made it what it is today - I think it's time to give the Insidious franchise a facelift if the prospective fifth chapter comes to fruition. After all, her character met her fate in the first film, necessitating various clever storytelling techniques and a complicated timeline to bring her back for three subsequent films. Robitel's addition clearly worked, so it stands to reason that more new blood could further the franchise. Insidious: The Last Key serves as a fine swan song, completing Elise’s story and delivering plenty of scares along the way.

Insidious: The Last Key is available now on Blu-ray and DVD via Sony.

#insidious #insidious the last key #insidious: the last key #lin shaye #leigh whannell #angus sampson #kirk acevedo #spencer locke #caitlin gerard #dvd #review #article

[allstarwmb]

Who is Ava Kolker? Biography, Age, Boyfriend, Net Worth & Ethnicity

Ava Kolker Biography, Age – Ava Grace Kolker, born 5 December 2006, is a bright star rising rapidly in the Hollywood firmament. From her early beginnings on the chilling set of “American Horror Story” to her current role as the spirited Olive Rozalski in “Sydney to the Max,” Ava has captivated audiences with her undeniable talent and infectious charm. She Is 17 Years Old in 2023. Ava Kolker…

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[liquoricebxxxh]

About GMW/Girl Meets the Great Lady of New York, the whole Ava/Marisol thing upsets me, perhaps more so because i've recently had to do a paper on the shitty murder of little Elisa Izquierdo an actual daughter of Cuba. Not only did they put Ava Kolker in race drag/brownface, Marisol is a racist stereotype of Hispanic girls visually (curly "big" hair, fancy earrings, heavy makeup). It's a total misfire.

Not that it wasn't stereotypical (because Disney has a lot of that), but what does the murder of a real life little girl have to dude with the character in this show? Also, I'm confused; are you referring to a post I made because I don't remember posting anything about GM The Great Lady of New York. :/

[creepykingdom]

Meet & Greets at D23 Expo 2019

Kids, tweens, and families can meet their favorite Disney Channel and Disney Junior stars during three fun-filled days at D23 Expo 2019, the ultimate Disney fan event, taking place FRIDAY, AUGUST 23 – SUNDAY, AUGUST 25 at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California. With special appearances scheduled daily, fans are invited to stop by the Walt Disney Television booth on the Expo show floor to meet and take pictures with some of their favorite stars from hit Disney Channel series and movies. Popular Disney Junior characters Fancy Nancy and Vampirina will also be on hand to greet young fans over all three days. In addition, the schedule features a Q&A session, including a special appearance by the world's most famous amphibian, Kermit the Frog, as he joins the creators and voices behind Disney Television Animation’s hit series Amphibia and Big City Greens, taking place at Stage 28 on Saturday, August 24. A limited-edition collection of T-shirts from classic Disney Channel favorites, including High School Musical, Hannah Montana, and Camp Rock, among others, will be available for purchase exclusively to D23 Expo attendees in the Walt Disney Television booth. On FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, fans can meet the young stars of Raven’s Home and the cast of Disney Channel’s newest series Just Roll With It. On SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, fans are invited to hop over to Stage 28 where Amphibia stars Disney Legend Bill Farmer, Amanda Leighton, and Justin Felbinger and series creator/executive producer Matt Braly will join Big City Greens cast members Marieve Herington and Bob Joles, and creators/executive producers Chris and Shane Houghton for a lively Q&A session featuring the one-and-only Kermit the Frog. Cast members from Disney's Emmy® Award-nominated DuckTales and hit Disney Channel series Sydney to the Max and Coop & Cami Ask the World will be on hand to meet fans and take pictures in the Walt Disney Television booth. On SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, fans can meet the stars of Disney’s Emmy® Award-nominated Big Hero 6 The Series, based on Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Academy Award®-winning feature film, as well as cast members from the Disney Channel Original Movie ZOMBIES and fan-favorite Disney Channel series BUNK'D. Following is the full schedule* of stars making special appearances in the Walt Disney Television booth throughout the weekend: Friday, August 23 9 a.m.             Fancy Nancy character appearance 10 a.m.          Vampirina character appearance 12 p.m.          Just Roll With It stars Suzi Barrett, Tobie Windham, Ramon Reed, and Kaylin Hayman 3 p.m.            Raven's Home stars Navia Robinson, Issac Ryan Brown, Jason Maybaum, and Sky Katz Saturday, August 24 9 a.m.             Vampirina character appearance 10 a.m.          Fancy Nancy character appearance 11 a.m.           Sydney to the Max stars Ruth Righi, Ava Kolker, Jackson Dollinger, and Christian J. Simon 12 p.m.          Coop & Cami Ask the World stars Dakota Lotus, Ruby Rose Turner, Olivia Sanabia, Albert Tsai, Paxton Booth, and Rebecca Metz 5 p.m.             DuckTales stars Bobby Moynihan and Toks Olagundoye Sunday, August 25 9 a.m.             Big Hero 6 The Series stars Genesis Rodriguez and Brooks Whelan 10 a.m.           ZOMBIES stars Meg Donnelly, Kylee Russell, and Carla Jeffery 1 p.m.             BUNK'D stars Miranda May, Mallory James Mahoney, Raphael Alejandro, Will Buie Jr., Shelby Simmons, Scarlett Estevez, and Israel Johnson 3 p.m.             Vampirina character appearance 4 p.m.             Fancy Nancy character appearance *Schedule subject to change. Single-day tickets for Friday and Sunday of D23 Expo 2019 are available for $89 for one-day adult admission and $69 for children 3–9. Gold Members of D23: The Official Disney Fan Club can purchase tickets for $77 for a one-day adult admission and $59 for children 3–9. Single-day Saturday tickets and three-day passes are sold out. For more information on tickets and D23 Expo 2019, visit D23Expo.com. About D23 Expo 2019 D23 Expo—The Ultimate Disney Fan Event—brings together all the worlds of Disney under one roof for three packed days of presentations, pavilions, experiences, concerts, sneak peeks, shopping, and more. The event provides fans with unprecedented access to Disney films, television, games, theme parks, and celebrities. For the latest D23 Expo 2019 news, visit D23expo.com. Presentations, talent, and schedule subject to change. To join the D23 Expo conversation, be sure to follow DisneyD23 on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, and use the hashtag #D23Expo. About D23 The name “D23” pays homage to the exciting journey that began in 1923 when Walt Disney opened his first studio in Hollywood. D23 is the first official club for fans in Disney’s 90-plus-year history. It gives its members a greater connection to the entire world of Disney by placing them in the middle of the magic through its quarterly publication, Disney twenty-three; a rich website at D23.com with members-only content; member-exclusive discounts; and special events for D23 Members throughout the year. Fans can join D23 at Gold Membership ($99.99), Gold Family Membership ($129.99), and General Membership (complimentary) levels at D23.com. To keep up with all the latest D23 news and events, follow DisneyD23 on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

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[brokehorrorfan]

The new Insidious: The Last Key preview delves a bit more into the plot than the first trailer. The fourth installment in the Insidious franchise is due out on January 5, 2018 via Universal Pictures.

Adam Robitel (The Taking of Deborah Logan) takes over directorial duties, working from a script by series co-creator Leigh Whannell. James Wan is on board as producer, alongside Jason Blum and Oren Peli.

Lin Shaye, Angus Sampson, Leigh Whannell, Josh Stewart, Caitlin Gerard, Kirk Acevedo, Javier Botet, Bruce Davison, Spencer Locke, Tessa Ferrer, Ava Kolker, and Marcus Henderson star.

Brilliant parapsychologist Dr. Elise Rainier faces her most fearsome and personal haunting yet: in her own family home.

#insidious #insidious the last key #insidious: the last key #lin shaye #tessa ferrer