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rudikawhy · 7 months

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It's been two months and five days since I've started Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Today, I finished the very last episode. (I know I'm making this more dramatic than it is, but idc)

So, it's been a lot. So many good, great things, but also a lot of weird, disturbing things. Characters I loved all the way through (Hunter, Piper, Davis, Sousa, every Koenig (I think)); Characters I almost loved all the way through, except for a few episodes where they made some choices I didn't agree with or so (Fitz, Simmons, Bobbi, Coulson, Daisy, May, Deke, Enoch); Characters about whom I wouldn't say I loved them but I still liked them very much (Mack, YoYo, Trip, Mace, Flint); Characters who weren't exactly the good guys but still were somewhat likable to some extent (Ward, Radcliffe, Cal, Gordon, Jiaying, Sunil Bakshi, Robbie, Kora), and of course Characters who were written to be hated (The Malicks, Garrett, Whitehall, Lucy Bauer, Ellen Nadeer, Ivanov, Kassius, the Hales, Izel, Sybil) and everyone who I don't know in which category to put, or what to name their category.

I am so glad, that the phase in season five where I couldn't stand Daisy, was over as soon as season six started. I was surprised by how MUCH I loved her in season seven.

Season six was definitely my least favorite (and of what I've read I'm not the only one with that opinion). But I can't say it enough, how much I loved the parts in space of Piper, Davis, Daisy, and Jemma (and later only Daisy and Jemma) searching for Fitz and Enoch. I can't think of one single moment right now from that space part, that I didn't like. But I really hated Izel and this whole shrike thing, and Sarge and his team, so I was really glad when season seven started.

Because season seven started off just absolutely great! I already said that I loved their clothes. Sending Jemma in as Peggy Carter in the 50s was perfection. Daisy saying she already has a sister to save, her name is Jemma Simmons. May falling through the ceiling, punching Sybil and saying "The Cavalry". Fitzsimmons naming their daughter after a star. Piper's wish from Jemma being getting Davis back. The team meeting up (at least) once a year to catch up and not losing each other. All of that is perfection.

There is so much more I want to write about, but first, I can't put everything into words (right now), and second, this post would be way too long.

I am so glad that I started Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and I'm even more glad that I continued watching even though the first five episodes or so didn't convince me at all, and at first I only stayed because of the characters.

I am thankful for everyone involved, but especially those who decided that these wonderful actors would get the role they got, because honestly? I couldn't have asked for a cast that was more fitting.

I will start re-watch soon (at least in parts), because friends of mine started watching, but I have yet to convince them that it gets better than it currently is (they are in episode four).

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welldonebeca · 2 months

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It's a Bad Idea, right? (3)

Summary: The worst idea a waitress in MamaStefka can have is to fall in love with a man in Hydra. They aren’t supposed to even talk! It doesn’t stop Betty, though. Pairing: Steve Rogers x OC! Betty Warnings: Mafia AU. Secret identity au. Tension.

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"I'll swing back to pick you up, alright?" Piet wiped his hands on a towel, looking at her. "Don't leave. We're just going to grab some groceries, drop off Wanda, and then I'll be back for you."

Betty tried not to shake her head. It was her turn closing the restaurant and anytime that happened to either her or Wanda, Piet stayed behind so they would walk home together and she didn’t close everything on her own – it was a thing the chefs did too, no girl was ever left closing on her own.

"Just head off, Piet," she urged. "The quicker you go, the sooner you'll be back."

That seemed to do the trick, and she locked the door behind him before entering. She double-checked the money – the girls had already taken their tips, so she needed to be sure the numbers were right – before putting it in the secret safe, hiding it before getting back to the tables.

Wanda had already refilled and stored the condiments, and Betty confirmed that Mila had cleared the tables. Those tasks were sorted. She glanced into the remaining restrooms, secured the windows, stowed the tableware, emptied the waste bins, and powered down any idle equipment. She ensured the fridges were still running – and made sure no one had made the stupid mistake of turning off the fridges – before locking up the windows.

All she had was to do now was take out the trash and wait for Piet, and she could set up the alarms.

Betty left the backdoor open when she came back inside for the second bag, and if she hadn’t seen a strange shadow, she wouldn’t even know something had happened.

“Pietro?” she called, walking backwards to the counter, and pulled the bat they kept there, adjusting the safety sock on it.

Whoever it was didn’t answer, and she swung it up, ready to use to protect herself.

Who was dumb enough enough to invade Mama Stefka? It was the meeting place of the Mafia!

“I don’t know who you are, but you are probably not from this side of town,” she announced into the emptiness. “I would leave if I were you.”

The answer came not with words, but with a big man walking closer to her with his hands up.

She was frozen in place for a moment.

The German guy.

“Hi,” he spoke slowly. “Sorry, I didn’t mean to scare you. Some friends said this was a good place to lay low for a minute or two.”

She looked at him and then at the door, still wide open, and he stopped away from her, a bit far. If she wanted to run, she could get out and he wouldn’t catch her.

"What's your deal?" she asked, chin jerking toward him. "Why do you need to lay low?"

He grimaced a little.

"I got caught up in a little situation out there," he gestured behind him. "A misunderstanding. You know how it is with the cops."

She looked at him from head to toe.

“Do I, really?” Betty asked.

He hesitated a bit.

"Malick mentioned you might have a first aid kit around. I'm Steffan. Bauer. Your friends know me as Captain."

She held her ground, still cautious.

"They're quite protective of you, the Malicks. And they've been in this business longer than I have. I wouldn't dare jeopardize their trust, miss. I assure you."

That, at last, made her relax, and Betty lowered the bat slowly.

Yeah, that bit was way more believable than him having a good heart.

"Someone else is supposed to meet me here," she warned him. "And he's just about as big as you."

He wasn’t. Piet was strong, sure, but he was absolutely not as strong as that dude.

“No problem,” Steffan nodded.

Betty lowered the bat, although still holding it.

“You said you need the first aid kit?” she asked, still wary.

He nodded.

“Just a little scratch, miss,” Steffan assured her. “Could use some cleaning.”

She scoffed a little. Fine.

“I’ll go get it.”

The bat was firmly in her hand as she walked to the kitchen – it wasn’t like there was anything valuable at his reach, the very door to where the safe was hidden went through the kitchen. And they had big chef knives there too, she wouldn’t go down with a fight, whatever his goal was.

But when she came back, Steffan was on the same place as before, sat on his chair and without his jacket.

And he was jacked. Really big and strong. A real powerhouse.

She could see the blood sipping through his shirt on his – big, big – shoulder when she approached him, and held the box close as he pushed the fabric aside and over his shoulder.

Bullet scratch. It wasn’t too bad, but it certainly bled quite a bit.

“No need to dig out a bullet in this one,” he joked, giving her a charming smile. “Thank you for taking it.”

But she just walked behind him, putting her bat on a table near and setting the kit behind his arm.

“I’ll do it,” Betty interrupted him. “Just don’t do anything funny.”

Steffan tucked his head down, chuckling.

"Sure thing, ma'am," he agreed, his hands resting on his thighs.

He had big thighs, very meaty.

That dude was really well fed and a big fan of gyms.

She kept her mouth shut as she opened the box, and put on the gloves before touching anything else, and put antiseptic on it with the cotton pads, and he hissed in response, but didn’t say anything or even flinch.

She covered it up with what they had there, some gauze and medical tape, and took off the gloves, grabbing her bat to go throw them into the trash bag.

“There,” she looked at him, keeping her distance. “You’re good to go.”

Steffan readjusted his shirt, pulling it back into place over his shoulder.

“The Malicks called you Betty,” he observed. “Is that your name?”

She shook her head, still wary.

“It’s for the Americans,” she told him. “They butch up my name too much.”

He raised an intrigued eyebrow.

"Put me to the test," he suggested.

Betty pondered for a moment.

It wasn’t as if he couldn’t figure it out on his own if he asked the right person.

“Elżbieta,” she told him.

"Elżbieta," he repeated confidently.

Nailed it.

"It's a lovely name," Steffan remarked, his gaze fixed on her face.

How was he this hot?

“Thank you,” she mumbled, shifting her eyes away.

He stood up, at last, getting his jacket from behind the chair.

"I should be on my way, Betty," he smoothly informed her, his tone a bit too smooth for someone who had invaded her closed workplace. "It was a pleasure meeting you. And once again, I apologise for the fright. Rest assured, it won't happen again."

With that, he walked through the open door, leaving without any physical contact. Betty stood there, feeling frozen in place for what seemed like an eternity, until Pietro entered through the same door about five minutes later.

"Hey," her roommate greeted her. "Finished up?"

She shook herself out of her stunned space.

God, that was weird.

"Yeah," she confirmed, her voice steady. "Just need to set the alarm."

. . .

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backgroundagent3 · 1 year

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AoS Villain Showdown: Round 1

Here are the brackets for the AoS Villain Showdown.

Ruby Hale vs Nathaniel Malick.

Qovas vs Agent Jasper Sitwell.

Sunil Bakshi vs The Doctor.

Sarge vs Eli Morrow.

Atarah vs Kara Palamas (Agent 33).

Raina vs Hive.

AIDA/Madame Hydra vs Glenn Talbot (Graviton).

Jiaying vs General Hale.

Tucker Shockley vs Cal Johnson.

Anton Ivanov (The Superior) vs Gordon.

Sibyl vs Jaco.

Snowflake vs Carl Creel (Absorbing Man).

John Garrett vs Faulnak.

Gideon Malick vs Holden Radcliffe.

Izel vs Lucy Bauer.

Werner von Strucker vs The Watchdogs.

Ellen Nadeer vs Ian Quinn.

Lorelei vs Grant Ward.

Kasius vs Daniel Whitehall.

Dr. Franklin Hall vs J.T. James (Hellfire).

Alistair Fitz vs Sinara.

Lash vs Pax.

#polls #agents of shield #aos #aos villain showdown #aos polls #agents of shield polls #background agent 3

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disneytva · 4 years

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‘The Owl House’: It’s a Hoot!

You would never think that the dark art of 15th century Dutch artist Hieronymus Bosch would serve as the inspiration for a children’s cartoon. Well, thanks to Dana Terrace and her wild imagination, the strange creatures conjured by the European painter have found their way in the new Disney Channel series The Owl House. The show, which debuts in January, and is already in production of its second season, follows the adventures of a young teenage girl named Luz who decides to pursue her dreams of becoming a witch after she stumbles into a strange realm, inhabited by feisty witch Eda and her tiny warrior friend King.

Terrace, a former director on DuckTales and storyboard artist on Gravity Falls, recalls starting to collect her notes and images and putting together her pitch for the story back in 2015. Then, she finally began pitching her story about a young girl who becomes a witch’s apprentice only a few months after she started directing DuckTales.

“Many of the characters have barely changed since then,” recalls Terrace. “I knew I wanted an older witch mentor figure and a young optimistic girl who was the main character, who learns and grows throughout the show. There’s also this trickster little jerk character named King (voiced by Gravity Falls creator Alex Hirsch).”

The setting for The Owl House changed a little bit since its early days. Terrace says for a brief time, she was toying with the idea of the whole show being set after the young character dies, so that the Owl House is all set in the afterlife. What really had a clear impact on her work is the work of artists such as Bosch, John Bauer, Remedios Varos and the puppetry of Jim Henson.

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In addition to the crazy creatures of Bosch and religious illuminated manuscripts, Terrace found inspiration in some of the familiar elements in her life as well. “I have always wanted to tell a story about a rough-around-the-edges mother figure, based off of my aunt, nana and mother who raised me,” she recalls.

Terrace says the show’s central character Luz evolved from late-night conversations she used to have with her former roommate roommate and close college friend. “We were both dorks together,” she recalls. “We tried to cut our own hair and it never worked out. We didn’t have many friends. So, in a way, Luz bubbled out of our conversations. When I told her that I was going to base the main character on her, she said, ‘Yes , but you’ll have to make her Dominican.’ So that’s what happened. Luz now also works on the show as a storyboard artist and consultant, and I get to work with my best friend every day.”

As a young girl, Terrace used sneak into the living room to watch cartoons and copy what she liked in her flip books. Her love for shows such as The Simpsons, Pokémon, The PowerPuff Girls and Studio Ghibli movies finally lead her to study animation at School of Visual Arts in New York and make her way out to L.A. to pursue a career in the animation business. Her first big break happened when someone discovered her art blog and sent her a storyboarding test, which led to her landing a job at Gravity Falls and opened other doors as well.

During her big pitch to Disney, Terrace says she was a bit worried to mention Bosch and his odd, evil creatures, but to her surprise, one of the executive’s response was, “Heck, yeah!” “They have been nothing more than enthusiastic and helpful from day one,” she notes.

After spending a good year writing and making the pilot, Terrace began building her production team in 2018. Art director Ricky Cometa and supervising producer Stephen Sandoval also joined the Disney TV Animation production. At capacity, the show has about 50 staffers as part of its pre-production crew, and an overall count of 120 including the overseas teams at Sunwoo, Rough Draft and Sugarcube in Korea. We’ve been very fortunate to work with all of them,” says Terrace. “They’ve made the show really, really spark.”

The Owl House has attracted a top-notch list of vocal talent as well, including Wendie Malick as Eda, Hirsch as King and Sarah-Nicole Robles as Luz. Among the guest star lineup for the show’s first season are Matthew Rhys, Isabella Rossellini, Tati Gabrielle, Issac Ryan Brown, Mae Whitman, Bumper Robinson and Parvesh Cheena. Terrace points out that having a sterling class led by Malick has been a real treat. “Our witch could have been a very hard character to cast, because we wanted to have sass and energy, and Wendie was absolutely perfect. She came in with all her talent and experience, and my first instinct was ‘You don’t need any direction. Do whatever you want to do because you are amazing!”

She also mentions that she knew Alex Hirsch was going to end up playing the little sidekick King. “I used to hear him pitch when I worked on Gravity Falls. I knew that he can bring a lot to the characters he plays. He would also give me some helpful advice about running his own show and working at Disney.”

Art director Ricky Cometa (Steven Universe, Costume Quest) says he was swept away by Terrace’s wild ideas and spectacular imagery, things that were not usually seen in children’s animation. “The second she came in and said, ‘I want you to read this show bible. The first thing that caught my eye was ‘Bosch and the demon world?’ I very much needed help to figure out what this world looks like. We had this blank canvas and there was a lot of religious iconography. I knew we were going to push the boundaries. I mean we are doing the demon realm on the Disney Channel? You bet I’m in!”

Cometa points out that it was clear that they needed to balance the darker aspects of the witch’s world with the more light-hearted and fun components of Luz’s comical adventures. “At first, I wasn’t sure how dark we could have made the world this world that Luz jumps into initially. We had to make clear decisions about when the story needed to be scary— when do we highlight the darker moments versus when the story is lighthearted and welcoming. It was all about finding that right balance of warmth and spookiness.”

Terrace agrees. “If we made everything super scary and spooky — which is something I’m not afraid of, scaring my audience — but if we made everything the same color, then the scary parts and the day-to-day light-hearted parts wouldn’t have popped. We needed that contrast for writing purposes.”

Amazingly enough, Terrace is only the fourth woman to solely create and run an animated series for Disney — following in the footsteps of Sue Rose (Pepper Ann), Chris Nee (Doc McStuffins) and Daron Nefcy (Star vs. The Forces of Evil). She says one of her biggest challenges on the show was going through the learning process to run a writer’s room, which includes four other writers and a writer’s assistant. “Before this show I had always written and drawn my own comics and cartoons, but this was the first time I had written scripts professionally. Learning the process of writing scripts and learning to run a writers’ room was probably the biggest challenge for me. Luckily, I was with a team of talented writers, and we all kind of learned together. Most of that team has carried on to the second season, and we’re very excited to keep writing together.

As the show begins its run on Disney Channel, Terrace says that ultimately she hopes audiences will be entertained by Luz’s world and her off-the-wall adventures. “There are so many different kinds of animated shows out there and so many traditional and streaming services, that I don’t think it’s possible to have a gigantic blowout hit anymore. At the end of the day, no matter how much stuff is out there, stories with interesting core characters and relatable, understandable stories will shine through.”

#The Owl House #Owl House #Dana Terrace #Disney Channel #Ricky Cometa

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springmagpies · 4 years

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My Quest

This was like two months in the making. I posted most of these before Season 7, but added the last two entries recently. This is basically a project that shows how much I love Agents of SHIELD and its many amazing characters: goodies, baddies, and all! Enjoy! (Bloody hell were there a lot of them!)

The Bus: Coulson, May, Ward, Daisy, Fitz, and Simmons

The Eagles and the Squid: Trip, Garrett, and Hand

The Clairvoyant Crew: Mike Peterson, Raina, and Ian Quinn

The Bold, The Bird, and The Brave: Hunter, Bobbi, and Mack

The Real S.H.I.E.L.D.: Gonzales, Hartley, and Weaver

The Brainwashed: Kara and Donnie

The Faces of Hydra: Malick, Bakshi, and Whitehall

The Afterlife: Lincoln, Cal, Jiaying, Gordan, and Alisha

The Gravity Men: Talbot and Creel

The Power Rangers: Elena and Joey

The Hunters and the Hunted: Andrew, Rosalind, and Luther Banks

The Hive-mind: Hive, Giyera, and JT

The Dynamic Duo: Davis and Piper

The S.H.I.E.L.D.: The Koeings and Mace

The Reyes Brothers: Robbie and Gabe

The Darkholders: Lucy Bauer and Eli Morrow

The Frameworkers: Radcliffe, The Doctor, AIDA, and Ivanov

The Time Warp Trio: Polly Hinton, Robin, and Enoch

The Lighthouse Kids: Deke, Flint, and Tess

The Big Bad Blues: Kasius and Sinara

The New Hydra: Hale, Ruby, and Werner

The Trucker Trio: Snowflake, Jaco, and Pax

The Doppelgangers: Sarge and Izel

The Season 6 Newcomers: Benson and Sequoia

The Final Bosses: Sibyl and Nathaniel

The New Agents: Sousa, Kora, and Alya

#agents of shield #bringing these back for the finale #my aos quest

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marvelsagentsofshieldtv · 4 years

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Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Cast and Crew thank you for the Past SEVEN years

Agent Phil Coulson - Clark Gregg

Agent Melinda May - Ming-Na

Skye/Daisy Johnson - Chloe Bennet

Agent Leo Fitz - Iain De Caestecker

Agent Jemma Simmons - Elizabeth Henstridge

Agent Alphonso "Mack" Mackenzie - Henry Simmons

Agent Elena Rodriguez - Natalie Cordova-Buckley

Holden Radcliffe - John Hannah

Agent Grant Ward - Brett Dalton

Agent Lance Hunter - Nick Blood

Agent Bobbi Morse - Adrianne Palicki

Lincoln Campbell - Luke Mitchell

Agent Piper - Briana Venskus

GHOSTRIDER / Robbie Reyes - Gabriel Luna

Patriot / The Director / Jeffrey Mace - Jason O'Mara

Calvin Johnson / The Doctor - Kyle MacLachlan

The Superior / Anton Ivanov - Zach McGowan

Hope MacKenzie - Jordan Rivera

Gabe Reyes - James Henrie

Vin-Tak - Eddie McClintock

Agent Davis - Max Osinski

Agent Anderson - Alexander Wraith

Burrows - Patrick Cavanaugh

Ellen Nadeer - Parminder Nagra

Mr Giyera - Mark Dacascos

Rosalind Price - Constance Zimmer

Luther Banks - Andrew Howard

Lash - Matthew Willig

Jiaying Johnson - Dichen Lachman

Gordon - Jamie Harris

Robert Gonzales - Edward James Olmos

Kara - Maya Stojan

Agent Weaver - Christine Adams

Agent Oliver - Mark Allan Stewart

Agent Antoine Triplett- BJ Britt

Danial Whitehall - Reed Diamond

Graviton/Colonel Glenn Talbot - Adrian Pasdar

Deathlok / Mike Peterson - J. August Richards

Ian Quinn - David Conrad

Raina - Ruth Negga

Ruby Hale - Dove Cameron

Werner von Strucker - Spencer Treat Clark

Polly Hinton - Lola Glaudini

Agent Tomas Calderon - Kirk Acevedo

Toad - T.J. Alvarado

Qovas - Peter Mensah

Agent Jasper Sitwell - Maximiliano Hernandez

Agent Flix Blake - Titus Welliver

Agent Victoria Hand - Saffron Burrows

Doctor J. Streiten - Ron Glass

Lash/Doctor Andrew Garner- Blair Underwood

General Rick Stoner - Patrick Warburton

Gabe - James Henrie

Isabelle Hartley - Lucy Lawless

Agent Shaw - Charles Halford

Zav - Kaleti Williams

Agent Phelps - Anthony D. Washington

Zack Bynum - Bryan Keith

Diego - Carlos Rivera Marchand

Agent Kim - Chen Tang

Sunil Bakshi - Simon Kassianides

Carl Creel - Brian Patrick Wade

Kara Palamas / Agent 33 - Maya Stojan

Alisha Whitley - Alicia Vela-Bailey

Joey Gutierrez - Juan Pablo Raba

R. Giyera - Mark Dacascos

Hellfire / J.T. James - Axle Whitehead

Nathaniel Malick - Joel Dabney Courtney

Madame Hydra / Aida "Ophelia" - Mallory Jansen

Lucy Bauer - Lilli Birdsell

Elias "Eli" Morrow - José Zúñiga

Enoch Coltrane - Joel Stoffer

Tess - Eve Harlow

Kasius - Dominic Rains

Grill - Pruitt Taylor Vince

Flint - Coy Stewart

Hale - Catherine Dent

Ruby Hale - Dove Cameron

Marcus Benson - Barry Shabaka Henley

Keller - Lucas Bryant

Jaco - Winston James Francis

Snowflake - Brooke Williams

Pax - Matt O'Leary

Malachi - Christopher James Baker

Izel - Karolina Wydra

Wilfred "Freddy" Malick - Darren Barnet

Luke - Luke Baines

Sibyl - Tamara Taylor

Kora - Dianne Doan

Sequoia - Maurissa Tancharoen Whedon

Special Guest Stars

Eric / Sam / Billy Koenig - Patton Oswalt

Gideon Malick - Powers Boothe

The Clairvoyant / Agent John Garrett - Bill Paxton

Agent Peggy Carter - Hayley Atwell

Dum Dum Dugan - Neal McDonough

Agent Maira Hill - Cobie Smulders

Nick Fury - Samuel L. Jackson

Sif - Jaimie Alexander

STAN LEE

Director / Writer Joss Whedon

Director / Writer Jed Whedon

Producer / Writer Maurissa Tancharoen Whedon

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tabloidtoc · 4 years

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Closer, October 5

You can buy a copy of this issue for your very own at my eBay store: https://www.ebay.com/str/bradentonbooks

Cover: Ron Howard celebrates The Andy Griffith Show

Page 1: Contents

Page 2: The Big Picture -- Greta Garbo getting her hair and makeup done for 1927′s silent film Love

Page 4: Farewell to Diana Rigg

Page 6: Picture Perfect -- Kathie Lee Gifford and her family compete on Celebrity Family Feud hosted by Steve Harvey facing off Ricki Lake’s brood

Page 10: Naomi Watts on a kayaking trip in Canada, Helen Mirren helping clean up Lake Tahoe’s Nevada Beach

Page 12: Carole Baskin for Dancing With the Stars

Page 22: Cover Story -- The 60th anniversary of The Andy Griffith Show -- memories of Mayberry -- the series’ warm-hearted humor and lovable characters and small-town charm continues to delight America six decades later

Page 26: Wendie Malick -- I still feel like a kid -- the star believes it’s important to make the most of every milestone in life

Page 33: Horoscopes -- Kelly Ripa turned 50 on October 2

Page 34: Entertainment -- Mariah Carey on her memoir The Meaning of Mariah Carey, In the Spotlight -- Chris Rock

Page 36: Best Friends -- Joy Bauer and her dog Gatsby, Bindi Irwin and a kangaroo mama

Page 37: Brian Cox teamed up with PETA to urge people to adopt and spay their pets

Page 38: On the Move -- Regis and Joy Philbin��s home in Greenwich, Connecticut for sale

Page 40: Great Escape -- Meredith Vieira on Cape Cod, Massachusetts

Page 44: How to keep your home germ-free

Page 46: Mayim Bialik -- I’m still learning every day -- the actress and real life Ph.D. on family and fame and her next big move

Page 50: Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks -- love, lies and secrets -- how the king and queen of Hollywood lived their dream then lost everything

Page 52: Celine Dion -- I’m ready to sing again! -- after months away from the spotlight the star prepares for a courageous comeback

Page 54: Raquel Welch -- my life at 80 -- the still gorgeous actress opens up about finding happiness on her own terms

Page 56: The Art of Organization -- The Home Edit’s Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin share their pro pointers on how to streamline your space

Page 58: My Life in 10 Pictures -- Colin Firth

Page 60: Flashback -- Moulin Rouge!, Gloria Steinem, boating beauties, track suits

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movienized-com · 3 months

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Sam - A Saxon

Sam - A Saxon (Mini-Serie 2023) #MalickBauer #SvenjaJung #LuisevonFinckh #PaulaEssam #AristoLuis #NyamandiAdrian Mehr auf:

Mini-serie / Sam – Ein SachseJahr: 2023 (April) Genre: Biografie / Krimi / Drama Hauptrollen: Malick Bauer, Svenja Jung, Luise von Finckh, Paula Essam, Aristo Luis, Nyamandi Adrian, Carina Wiese, Ivy Quainoo, Roman Schomburg, Isa Garcia, Johanna Polley, Max Schimmelpfennig, Tyron Ricketts, Michael Klammer … Serienbeschreibung: Am Tag von Sams (Malick Bauer) Geburt wird sein Vater von Neonazis…

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backgroundagent3 · 1 year

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Agents of SHIELD Villain Showdown

Ok, so I wanted to make a poll to determine the best AoS villain, but there's so many I couldn't just choose 10, so I decided to make a showdown.

I will be posting a series of polls where you can choose between 2 villains. The first round of brackets will be posted tomorrow under the #aos villain showdown tag.

Rules:

It's pretty simple, just vote one of the two villains in each poll.

It doesn't matter how you choose the villain, it can be your favourite, the one you think has the most relevance, the one you think is a bigger threat...

Candidates:

There's A LOT of villains in this show, so I made a bunch of brackets, which you can find here. The villains in each bracket were chosen from this website. I made a list (under the cut) and then randomized the order. I picked the ones I thought to be more relevant, but if you have any suggestions, please let me know and I will add them!

This is the list of villains I chose, ordered by season to make things easier. Let me know if I've missed any!

Season 1

Grant Ward.

John Garrett.

Raina.

Ian Quinn.

Dr Franklin Hall.

Jasper Sitwell.

Lorelei.

Season 2

Cal Johnson.

Jiaying.

Gordon.

Carl Creel (Absorbing Man).

Kara Palamas (Agent 33).

Daniel Whitehall.

Sunil Bakshi.

Werner von Strucker.

Season 3

Hive.

Lash.

Gideon Malick.

Season 4

AIDA/Madame Hydra.

Holden Radcliffe.

The Watchdogs.

The Doctor.

Alistair Fitz.

Anton Ivanov.

Eli Morrow.

Ellen Nadeer.

James Taylor James (Hellfire).

Lucy Bauer.

Tucker Shockley.

Season 5

Kasius.

Sinara.

Glenn Talbot (Graviton).

Ruby Hale.

General Hale.

Faulnak.

Qovas.

Season 6

Sarge.

Izel.

Snowflake.

Jaco.

Atarah.

Pax.

Season 7

Nathaniel Malick.

Sibyl.

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ninewheels · 7 years

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AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D. Characters By Screen Time

Agent Phil Coulson - 961:15 Agent Daisy Johnson / Skye / Quake - 942 Agent Jemma Simmons - 707:15 Agent Leo Fitz - 704 Agent Melinda May - 644 Agent Alphonso “Mack” Mackenzie - 461 Grant Ward - 336:45 Agent Elena “Yo-Yo” Rodriguez - 235 Barbara “Bobbi” Morse - 160:30 Lance Hunter - 149:45

Deke Shaw - 142:45 Lincoln Campbell - 109:15 Brig. Gen. Glenn Talbot - 105:15 Dr. Holden Radcliffe - 92:45 Jeffrey Mace / Patriot - 85:30 Raina - 82:45 AIDA - 81:15 Pachakutiq / “Sarge” - 72:45 Dr. Calvin “Cal” Johnson - 71 Robbie Reyes / Ghost Rider - 66:30 Hive - 66:15 Enoch - 60:15 Dr. Andrew Garner / Lash - 57:30 Agent Antoine Triplett - 55:15 Kasius - 55:15 John Garrett - 54:15 Mike Peterson - 52:15 General Hale - 51 Gideon Malick - 48 Jiaying - 47 Izel - 46:45 Kara Lynn Palamas / Agent 33 - 38:30 Anton Ivanov / Superior - 37:30 Ruby Hale - 37 Agent Piper - 36:45 Rosalind Price - 35:30 Agent Davis - 31:30 Sunil Bakshi - 31 Flint - 30:45 LMD Melinda May - 29 Tess - 27:15 Daniel Whitehall - 27 Agent Robert Gonzales - 26:30 Carl “Crusher” Creel - 24:30 Joey Gutierrez - 23:30 Werner von Strucker - 22:45 Gordon - 22:45 Robin Hinton - 22:30 Dr. Marcus Benson - 22:30 JT James - 22:30 Jaco - 22:15 Elias “Eli” Morrow - 20:45 Sinara - 20:45 Ian Quinn - 20:15 Sif - 20 Will Daniels - 19 Snowflake - 17 Professor Elliot Randolph - 16:45 Gabe Reyes - 16 Sen. Ellen Nadeer - 15:30 Giyera - 15:15 Agent Victoria Hand - 15 Agent Keller - 14:30 Pax - 13:30 Lucy Bauer - 13:15 Agent Billy Koenig - 13 Donnie Gill / Blizzard - 13 Lorelei - 12:15 Agent Anne Weaver - 12 Qovas - 12 Alistair Fitz - 11:45 LMD Leo Fitz - 11:45 Tucker Shockley - 11:30 Polly Hinton - 11:15 Vijay Nadeer - 11 Hope Mackenzie - 10:45 Akela Amador - 10:45 Agnes Kitsworth - 10:15 LMD Holden Radcliffe - 10:15 Altarah - 10 Chan Ho Yin / Scorch - 10 Maria Hill - 9:45 Agent Sam Koenig - 9:45 Sen. Christian Ward - 9:30 Agent Eric Koenig - 9:15 Ruben Mackenzie - 9:15 Hannah Hutchins - 9:15 Luther Banks - 9 Isabelle “Izzy” Hartley - 8:15 Faulnak - 8:15 Alisha Whitley - 8 Kebo - 7:45 Edison Po - 7:45 Miles Lydon - 7:45 Lt. Evans - 7:30 LMD Phil Coulson - 7:30 Stephanie Malick - 7:15 Samuel Voss - 7:15 Grill - 7:15 Vin-Tak - 7:15 Camilla Reyes - 7:15 Ben - 7 Malachi - 6:30 Joseph Bauer - 6:30 Felix Blake - 6:15 Dr. Franklin Hall - 6 Taryan - 5:45 Sequoia - 5:45 Tony Caine - 5:30 Agent Burrows - 5:30 Nick Fury - 5:15 Agent Jasper Sitwell - 5:15 President Matthew Ellis - 5:15 Agent Khan - 5:15 Boyle - 5 Toad - 4:45 Dr. List - 4:45 LMD Jeffrey Mace - 4:45 Audrey Nathan - 4:30 Karla Faye Gideon - 4:30 Thomas Ward - 4 Agent Prince - 4 Agent Diaz - 4 Agent Oliver - 3:45 Noah - 3:45 Nathaniel Malick - 3:30 Anton Petrov - 3:30 Marcus Daniels / Blackout - 3:30 Agent Peggy Carter - 3:15 Kenneth Turgeon - 3:15 Agent O’Brien - 3:15 Lucio - 3:15 Debbie - 3 Alphonso “Mack” Mackenzie LMD - 3 Carla Talbot - 2:45 Agent Calderon - 2:45 Thomas Nash - 2:45 Katya Belyakov - 2:30 Ace Peterson - 2:30 Dr. Streiten - 2:30 Agent Anderson - 2 Thurston Koenig - 1:45 Wolfgang von Strucker - 1:30 Gen. Rick Stoner - 1:15 LMD Jemma Simmons - 1:15 LMDs Daisy Johnson - 1 Sgt. Timothy “Dum Dum” Dugan - :30 Pvt. Jim Morita - :30

All figures are in minutes:seconds, rounded to the nearest quarter-minute. Current through Season 6. Will update and reblog at the end of every season.

#Agents of SHIELD #Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.#AoS #Phil Coulson #Daisy Johnson #Jemma Simmons #Leo Fitz #Melinda May #Grant Ward #Alphonso Mackenzie #screen time stuff

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The Owl House Panel At NYCC 2019

The show debuts January 2020 on Disney Channel

Luz: loves taxidermy she ends up in the demon realm and decides to stay and be a witch

Eda a rebellious witch she loves to sell human collectibles she is based on Dana Terrace's Mom & Aunt!

Fiesty & annoying who wants to be big that's King

The Artistic inspiration for the show was based on Bauer,Vor & Bosch

Luz is latina Robins loved the fact that there was a Latina character - and she hadn’t had a chance to do that before.

Alex Hirsch says :"King is basically just me but pitched up ,it’s basically for us to do what we’re best at"

Wendi says nonconformity is what makes them endearing,

Wendi says Eda’s “coping mechanism is to be a little bit of a smart ass.”

I feel like people have a lot of different voices inside them - and Dana Terrace gives us amazing direction so we get to serve the vision ----- Alex Hirsch

Robins says that “Luz just can’t fit in and I was a lot like that. My mom would always say that people will understand my humor later.”

Dana Terrace says Eda’s sassier now, takes more guff than she would have before Wendie Malick came along

Dana says I’m a fan of a lot of things so like Luz. I’m a hard-ass who believes in tough love like Eda. I’m a fuzzy little weirdo like King, who’s the one I probably identify with most.

Alex Hirsch Says: I feel like King and I would team up , like I’d put him in a baby carriage and he’d go off and steal something and we’d be a team of grifters

They were a little concerned when they found out the entire show takes place on the bones of a dead body. I said it’s cool, it’s a fantasy world, it’s not a human body ----- Dana Terrace says on Standars and Practices

Fans so incredible so far, episodes for show without it being aired yet. We do think about whether things would make cool cosplays. We absolutely take fan reaction into account - and plan to hide things ---- Dana Terrace

Robins probably wouldn’t be friends with Luz at first because she’s annoying but yes, because she’s loyal.

Dana Terrace on working for Disney: “It’s bananas to be running a show on Disney. I saw how well Alex Hirsch ran his show and how he ran his crew. I wanted to be like that. So what are you waiting join the mouse family!

I did voices for GF, it’s cool to be part of somebody else’s vision and this is all from Dana Terrace ’s heart. It’s a little weird as a control freak but this team is so capabale, it’s a pleasure” ---- Alex Hirsch on being back at Disney as VA and not a creator

Luz is based in Dana Terrace's real life roommate Luz "Luz is a witch, she dreads our tarots, so I thought it would be cool for that to be the whole world."

Create a Twitter with contact information just dedicated to the art and separate from personal. Studios are out on social media looking for you - it’s taken over the traditional agent relationship -- Dana Terrace advice in how to get a job in animation

King sleeps a lot and Bill Cipher invades dreams. Bill would trick King really quickly but King’s vengeance would be long term -- Alex Hirsch on how Bill & King's first meeting will be

Owls have a reputation for being wise, but owls are actually dumb. They’re STUPID. And I thought that was the funniest thing in the world. They look so smart and soulful. But they’re just dumb as hell. I thought that was great --- Dana Terrace on why an Owl?

Stories are compelling when there’s high stakes. They’re compelling when there are villains and there’s peril. Sometimes parents worry about the peril But kids LOVE peril. It’s cool that Disney is allowing part of its brand to bring this into it ----- Alex Hirsch

If you don’t fit in, you will fit in somewhere. And those people are out there just waiting to be found---- Dana Terrace in how can you fit in

For the show as a whole, it’s about some dreams may be impossible, but you can find a way around. Luz can’t ever be a witch, but she can find a way to something similar ------ Dana Terrace

Luz is completely cut off from the real world. Any part of her culture that she brings is directly tied to her mother and how her mother influences Luz’s life -------------- Dana Terrace

“For people to be invested, you need a core group of characters that people love, that are endearing but also annoy one another ------- Dana Terrace in What have you learned from other shows that you’re going to incorporate?

Dana Terrace says i learned from DuckTales and Gravity Falls, from Alex Hirsch and others, that you have to be good to your crews. And I wanted to do that.”

Not revealed at the panel BUT The Owl House will also stream at Disney+ sometime next year!

#The Owl House #Owl House #Dana Terrace #Disney Channel #NYCC #New York Comic Con #NYCC 2019 #NYCC 19 #New York Comic Con 2019

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Cannes 19: A HIDDEN LIFE von Terrence Malick

Cannes 19: A HIDDEN LIFE von Terrence Malick #Cannes2019

Valerie Pachner und August Diehl

Der verstorbene Bruno Ganz hat seinen letzten Auftritt in diesem jüngsten Film von Terrence Malick. Er spielt den Nazi-Militärrichter in Berlin, der den von August Diehl gespielten Kriegsdienstverweigerer Franz Jägerstädter verurteilen soll.

Dieser Bauer aus dem österreichischen Sankt Radegund weigert sich nicht nur stoisch, im Kriegsdienst zu töten. Er…

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Películas de este 2017 que probablemente las perdiste de vista

1. Call me by your name (2017)

País: Italia, Francia, Brasil, USA

Productora: Frenesy Film Company, La Cinéfacture, RT Features, Waters End Productions, M.Y.R.A. Entertainment

Director: Luca Guadagnino

Guión: Luca Guadagnino, James Ivory, Walter Fasano

Reparto: Armie Hammer, Timothée Chalamet, Michael Stuhlbarg, Amira Casar, Esther Garrel, Victoire Du Bois, Vanda Capriolo, Antonio Rimoldi, Elena Bucci, Marco Sgrosso, Andre Aciman, Peter Spears

Elio es un vato de 17 años que pasa su verano en la casa de campo de sus papás en Italia de 1983, mientras disfruta de no hacer nada conoce al ayudante de su papá, conforme el verano avanza, la atracción se vuelve cada vez más fuerte a pesar de su diferencia de edad.

2. The Beguiled

País: USA

Productora: American Zoetrope, FR Productions

Director: Sofia Coppola

Guión: Sofia Coppola

Reparto: Colin Farrell, Elle Fanning, Kirsten Dunst, Nicole Kidman, Angourie Rice, Oona Laurence, Addison Riecke, Wayne Pére, Emma Howard, Matt Story, Rod J. Pierce

Coppola regresó con sus mujeres, su melancolía y tabúes sociales con "The Beguiled", su sexto largometraje. Este filme es una adaptación de la novela "A Painted Devil" de Thomas Cullinan que ya fue adaptada al cine por Don Siegel y protagonizada por Clint Eastwood en 1971.

"The Beguiled" cuenta la historia de un soldado de la Guerra Civil que cae herido en un bosque cercano a un internado de mujeres, el hombre es salvado y cuidado por las residentes del lugar, lo que no sabían estas mujeres es que este personaje iba a provocar un auténtico caos romántico-erótico dentro de la casa.

3. Okja

País: USA, Corea del Sur

Productora: Netflix, Plan B

Director: Bong Joon-Ho

Guión: Bong Joon-ho

Reparto: Tilda Swinton, Jake Gyllenhaal, Paul Dano, Kelly Macdonald, Lily Collins, Giancarlo Esposito, Devon Bostick, Steven Yeun, Shirley Henderson, Daniel Henshall, Woo-Sik Choi, Seo-Hyeon Ahn, Milo Shandel, J.C. Williams, Hie-Bong Byeon

Una corporación se encarga de repartir cerdas gigantescas genéticamente modificadas a granjas con el oscuro motivo de que están siendo criadas orgánicamente. Después de 10 años de su crianza para su consumo, escogerán a la cerda más saludable para ser parte del certamen de "Super Cerdo". Sin spoiler, es evidente que la ganadora es Okja, la cerdita que nació y se crió en una increíble naturaleza en el sur de Corea junto con un anciano y su nieta; quien ya creció con la idea de que Okja es su mejor amiga, aquí, es cuando se anuncia esta tragedia. Una vez que Okja sea coronada, habrá una separación irremediable y ya se imaginarán el destino que quiere la corporación para este animal.

4. Melanie: Apocalipsis Zombie

País: Reino Unido, USA

Productora: Poison Chef, BFI Film Fund, Altitude Film Sales

Director: Colm Mccarthy

Guión: Mike Carey

Reparto: Gemma Arterton, Glenn Close, Paddy Considine, Anamaria Marinca, Dominique Tipper, Anthony Welsh, Sennia Nanua, Fisayo Akinade, Yusuf Bassir, Daniel Eghan, Elise Reed, Richard Price, Amy Newey, Matthew Smallwood, Lobna Futers

La historia va de un evidente virus zombie que está atacando al mundo entero y la única manera de erradicar esta total extinción del ser humano es a través de un grupo de niños que son inmunes a esta enfermedad. Melanie forma parte de este grupo que destaca entre todos y el futuro de nuestra raza dependerá de ella.

5. Your Name

País: Japón

Productora: CoMix Wave Films

Director: Makoto Shinkai

Guión: Makoto Shinkai

Reparto: Ryûnosuke Kamiki, Mone Kamishiraishi, Ryô Narita, Aoi Yuki, Nobunaga Shimazaki, Kaito Ishikawa, Kanon Tani, Masaki Terasoma, Sayaka Ohara, Kazuhiko Inoue, Chafûrin, Kana Hanazawa, Ray Chase, Kevin T. Collins, Marc Diraison

Taki y Mitsuha descubren un día que durante el sueño, sus cuerpos se intercambian y comienzan a comunicarse por medio de notas. A medida que consiguen superar torpemente un reto tras otro, se va creando entre los dos un vínculo que poco a poco se convierte en algo más romántico.

6. 120 latidos por minuto

País: Francia

Productora: Les Films de Pierre, France 3 Cinéma, Page 114, Memento Films Production, FD Production, Indéfilms 5, Cofinova 13

Director: Robin Campillo

Guión: Robin Campillo

Reparto: Nahuel Pérez Biscayart, Arnaud Valois, Adèle Haenel, Antoine Reinartz, Félix Maritaud, Médhi Touré, Aloïse Sauvage, Simon Bourgade, Catherine Vinatier, Saadia Bentaieb, Ariel Borenstein, Théophile Ray, Simon Guélat, Jean-François Auguste, Coralie Russier

A principios de los años 90. Un grupo de jóvenes activistas parisinos, intentan generar conciencia sobre el SIDA. Un nuevo miembro del grupo, Nathan, se quedará sorprendido ante la radicalidad y energía de Sean, que gasta su último aliento en la lucha.

7. I Don't Feel Like Home In This World Anymore

País: USA

Productora: Film Science, XYZ Films

Director: Macon Blair

Guión: Macon Blair

Reparto: Melanie Lynskey, Elijah Wood, David Yow, Jane Levy y Devon Graye.

Una mujer completamente deprimida sufre un robo en su casa, a partir de ahí encuentra un nuevo sentido a su vida persiguiendo a los ladrones junto a su peculiar vecino.

8. Mother!

País: USA

Productora: Protozoa Pictures

Director: Darren Aronofsky

Guión: Darren Aronofsky

Reparto: Jennifer Lawrence, Javier Bardem, Domhnall Gleeson, Michelle Pfeiffer, Ed Harris, Brian Gleeson, Cristina Rosato, Marcia Jean Kurtz, Ambrosio De Luca, Hamza Haq, Anana Rydvald, Arthur Holden, Xiao Sun, Bineyam Girma, Jaa Smith-Johnson, Kristen Wiig

Inspirada en criticar a la religión, específicamente a la católica, nace Mother!, contando la historia de una mujer que se la vive reconstruyendo su nuevo hogar. Un día su esposo deja entrar en casa a unas personas a las que ella no había invitado. Poco a poco el comportamiento de su marido va siendo más extraño, y ella empieza a estresarse y a intentar echar a todo el mundo

9. A Ghost Story

País: USA

Productora: Ideaman Studios, Sailor Bear, Zero Trans Fat Productions

Director: David Lowery

Guión: David Lowery

Reparto: Casey Affleck, Rooney Mara, McColm Cephas Jr., Kenneisha Thompson, Grover Coulson, Liz Franke, Barlow Jacobs, Richard Krause, Dagger Salazar, Sonia Acevedo, Carlos Bermudez, Yasmina Gutierrez, Kimberly Fiddes, Daniel Escudero, Kesha

Un músico muere en un accidente de coche y vuelve como un fantasma a la casa en la que vivía con su mujer.

10. Loving Vincent

País: Reino Unido, Polonia

Productora: BreakThru Productions, Trademark Films, Silver Reel

Director: Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Welchman

Guión: Jacek Dehnel, Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Welchman

Reparto: Jerome Flynn, Saoirse Ronan, Aidan Turner, Holly Earl, Helen McCrory, Eleanor Tomlinson, Chris O'Dowd, Douglas Booth, Robert Gulaczyk, John Sessions, James Greene, Richard Banks, Bill Thomas, Josh Burdett, Martin Herdman

Este filme que recopila todos los cuadros Vincent Van Gogh transformados en un filme animado, trata acerca de la vida y misteriosa muerte del pintora a través de las cartas que le envió el artista a su hermano. Un vato se encarga de llevar la última carta que este escribió y empieza a sospechar si realmente se suicidó o no.

11. Song to Song

País: USA Productora: FilmNation Entertainment Director: Terrence Malick Guión: Terrence Malick Reparto: Christian Bale, Ryan Gosling, Rooney Mara, Michael Fassbender, Natalie Portman, Cate Blanchett, Val Kilmer, Benicio Del Toro, Clifton Collins Jr., Boyd Holbrook, Haley Bennett, Tom Sturridge, Berenice Marlohe, Holly Hunter

Song to Song' está ambientada justo en el festival Austin City Limits del 2012 y retratará un drama romántico de dos rockeros que se enamoran en Texas y empiezan a tener problemas cuando un magnate productor de música empieza a crear un triángulo amoroso entre estos dos al darse cuenta que no lo llena la relación amorosa que tiene con una camarera. Malick hace un contraste entre la calma y la tormenta con una historia compleja de traición y búsqueda de la fama. Pero sobre todo, dimensiona (como siempre) las relaciones humanas y la infalible sensibilidad que existe entre estas. Alguno de los cantantes que fueron parte de esta cinta fueron Patti Smith, Alan de Neon Indian, Iggy Pop, Likke Li, entre otros.

12. Manifesto

País: Australia

Productora: Bayerischer Rundfunk, Ruhr Triennale, Schiwago Film

Director: Julian Rosefeldt

Guión: Julian Rosefeldt

Reparto: Cate Blanchett, Erika Bauer, Carl Dietrich, Marie Borkowski Foedrowitz, Ea-Ja Kim, Marina Michael, Hannelore Ohlendorf, Ottokar Sachse, Ralf Tempel, Jimmy Trash

A pesar de que se estrenó en el 2015, llegó a salas mexicanas este 2017. Esta fábula experimental es interpretada por la brillante de Cate Blanchett, deconstruida en 13 personajes a través de un monólogos episódicos revolucionarios, personales, creativos e intuitivos a través de distintos ambientes contemporáneos en donde no se pretende exponer un mensaje profundo, sino más bien la propia visión artística del director alemán hacia distintas concepciones del arte que se ha dado a lo largo de nuestros tiempos.

13. The Disaster Artist

País: USA

Productora: Rabbit Bandini Productions, Point Grey Pictures

Director: James Franco

Guión: Scott Neustadter, Michael H. Weber

Reparto: James Franco, Dave Franco, Josh Hutcherson, Kate Upton, Seth Rogen, Ari Graynor, Jacki Weaver, Hannibal Burress, Andrew Santino, Alison Brie, Zac Efron, Sugar Lyn Beard, Zoey Deutch, Dylan Minnette, Bryan Cranston, Sharon Stone, Melanie Griffith, June Diane Raphael, Eliza Coupe, Christopher Mintz-Plasse

¿Una película sobre cómo se hizo una película? Así es... esta es la propuesta cinematográfica de James Franco con "The Disaster Artist", en donde se narrará el detrás de cámaras de "The Room" de Greg Sestero estrenada en el 2003, que fue considerada como la peor película jamás hecha en el mundo del cine y que más adelante se convirtió en un clásico de cine de culto por su bizarra historia, su ridículo diálogo y su incongruencia. Franco interpreta a Tommy Wiseu, un cineasta tan aspiracional por llegar a la fama, pasional y sincero, que fue cuestionado siempre por sus métodos de ejecución. Sestero conoce a Wiseau en una clase de actuación y surge una fuerte admiración por lo que llevaron a formar una gran amistad y crear su propia película.

14. Lady Bird

País: USA

Productora: Scott Rudin Productions, Entertainment 360, IAC Films

Director: Greta Gerwig

Guión: Greta Gerwig

Reparto: Saoirse Ronan, Laurie Metcalf, Lucas Hedges, John Karna, Beanie Feldstein, Tracy Letts, Timothée Chalamet, Danielle Macdonald, Bayne Gibby, Monique Edwards, Roman Arabia, Shaelan O'Connor, Marielle Scott, Ithamar Enriquez, Christina Offley, Stephen McKinley Henderson

Una joven estudiante que se hace llamar Lady Bird, se muda al norte de California para pasar allí su último año escolar. La joven pseudoartista que sueña con vivir en la costa Este, tratará de encontrar su propio camino y definirse fuera de la sombra protectora de su madre

15. Molly's Game

País: USA

Productora: The Mark Gordon Company, Pascal Pictures

Director: Aaron Sorkin

Guión: Aaron Sorkin

Reparto: Jessica Chastain, Idris Elba, Michael Cera, Kevin Costner, Jeremy Strong, Chris O'Dowd, J.C. MacKenzie, Brian D'Arcy James, Bill Camp, Graham Greene, Justin Kirk, Angela Gots, Natalie Krill, Stephanie Herfield, Madison McKinley

Molly, una esquiadora profesional que fracasa con su sueño olímpico, se va a Los Ángeles a trabajar como mesera y con el tiempo se empieza a relacionar con gente adinerada. Este camino la lleva a convertirse en organizadora de juegos clandestinos de pokar para la elite hollywoodense, su capacidad de relacionarse con los demás la convirtió en una millonaria en el mundo del juego a tal grado que la FBI decide poner cartas en el asunto.

16. Shin Godzilla

País: Japón

Productora: Toho Pictures

Director: Hideaki Anno, Shinji Higuchi

Guión: Hideaki Anno

Reparto: Hiroki Hasegawa, Yutaka Takenouchi, Satomi Ishihara, Ren Ohsugi, Akira Emoto, Kengo Kôra, Mikako Ichikawa, Jun Kunimura, Pierre Taki, Kyûsaku Shimada, Ken Mitsuishi, Shingo Tsurumi, Kimiko Yo, Takumi Saitô, Takashi Fujiki

Del creador de Evangelion, surge este filme que se estrenó en México este 2017, retratando la fuerza destructiva del hombre hace que resucite en el Tokio de hoy el monstruo que está destinado a acosar de nuevo a la civilización. Un país aún atormentado por las secuelas de un desastre natural, experimenta de repente el horror catastrófico de Godzilla. Apremiado por la muerte y la desesperación, Japón deberá encontrar el poder para superar este desafío.

17. Aquarius (2016)

País: Brasil, Francia

Productora: CinemaScópio Produções, Globo Filmes, SBS Productions

Director: Kleber Mendonça Filho

Guión: Kleber Mendonça Filho

Reparto: Sonia Braga, Jeff Rosick, Irandhir Santos, Maeve Jinkings, Julia Bernat, Carla Ribas, Fernando Teixeira, Rubens Santos, Humberto Carrão

Estrenándose en México en 2017, se cuenta la historia de Clara, una ex-crítica musical de Recife de 65 años, vive retirada en un edificio particular, el Aquarius, construido en la década de 1940 sobre la chic Avenida Boa Viagem, que bordea el océano. Un importante promotor ha comprado todos los apartamentos, pero ella se niega a vender el suyo y emprende una guerra fría contra la empresa que la acosa. La estresante situación le perturba y le lleva a pensar en su vida, en su pasado, en sus seres queridos.

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