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admireforever · 7 months

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#everything now #sophie wilde #mia polanco #netflix #park #lauryn ajufo #becca #will #noah thomas #harry cadby #cam #laying

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perfectlyfinespacebacon · 7 months

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everything now netflix

some spoilers!! and apologies for the long post.

i honestly really enjoyed it! it was almost like a skins/euphoria but imbued with like a heartstopper/sex education vibe in the sense that it dealt with serious teenage issues/mental health but light enough that it doesn't weigh down on you. my character thoughts:

mia was so infuriating almost at all times. obviously under the circumstances, it makes sense but there's this level of likeability that was missing for me. maybe it was the writing or the acting who knows but in my mind it's like this: im making an albeit an unfair comparison to effy from skins or even rue from euphoria, but they were battling their demons and making all the wrong choices but there was still this level of “i want to root for them” that's missing with mia personally.

in a similar vein with alison, she is meant to be this popular rich mean girl archetype who surprises you but obviously in the first half of the season she's supposed to be kind of unlikeable but i found her very endearing. as for the relationship, alison and mia DO NOT belong together. like at all. i am not rooting for them. alison in a way forced a relationship with mia and then also mia was like too scared to say anything about it. its clear that alison liked mia waaaaay more than mia liked alison. like carli says in the last ep as well, “to learn to not be a fantasy to each other”, alison needs to take mia off this pedastal she has for her. i'm very interested to learn more about her character outside of mia though if they hopefully continue the show. i have a feeling that we are supposed to think that she and cameron hooked up at the end or something but i'm rlly hoping its a red herring.

carli is also a character i would love to learn more about. she definitely has more chemistry with mia and i love her for standing her ground against mia, as she needs to help herself before she can be in a healthy relationship. but i will say it was pretty shitty stringing cameron along.

speaking of cameron, i didn't quite expect to like his character as much as i did. in a way his arc in the season is battling toxic masculinity as he kinda seems to come off as this laid back, bro kinda guy but he cares and loves so deeply. it wasn't right calling bec a "sket". i'm not british but obviously its like equivalent to slut, and im very glad he owned up to it. i'm also really interested to know more about his family and stuff.

i love bec as well. she deserves all the happiness in the world. im glad she was able to air out her things with mia, albeit in a very treacherous way and i also love how her mom was supportive of the abortion. i'm honestly kinda tired seeing the mom kicking out the daughter for getting pregnant trope so it was nice to see a mom just being supportive. bec is just such a wonderful friend and mia honestly has a lot to make up for. re not telling mia about her and cam, it was honestly frustrating seeing mia be so petty. i understand that its a big secret and she felt like everyone was hiding things from her but its also right to have secrets amongst friends, idk that really stuck out to me.

will for me had the weakest arc as in it wasn't the most interesting to me. don't get me wrong, i love the character but it just wasnt giving a whole lot to me. i recognize him as more than the comic relief but also at the same time he was stirring the pot in a lot of the arguments / blowups the group had, consciously and unconsciously. though i will say will x theo <3 but comedic duo of the century is will x alison. the little song they did for mia's birthday is stuck in my head.

tldr; great characters and great show. it's really hard to find a show about teens as a 25yo living in a 16yo body that i enjoy and don't find annoying. i just love how each character was able to be so nuanced despite being an ensemble cast.

but knowing netflix's track record it's gonna get cancelled because a) it's good b) has wlw content... but i really hope not.

#everything now #everything now netflix #mia polanco #becca #cameron #will #alison #carli #sophie wilde #niamh mccormack #jessie mae alonzo #harry cadby #lauryn ajufo #noah thomas

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denimbex1986 · 2 months

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'Writer Russell T Davies has shared his theory on why Andrew Scott was shunned for awards for his role as Adam in devastating queer romance film All of Us Strangers.

In All of Us Strangers, Andrew Scott, 47, plays a depressed gay writer who heads back to his childhood home, only to discover that his parents – who died thirty years earlier – are still living there.

He spends several weeks journeying back home to meet their apparitions, even coming out to them as gay. Meanwhile, he sparks up an intense relationship with lonely neighbour Harry (Aftersun star Paul Mescal).

The tear-jerking film was critically acclaimed by fans and critics alike, and ahead of award season beginning in January, was seen as a shoo-in for nominations – particularly for leading man Andrew Scott.

However, All of Us Strangers was shockingly snubbed entirely by the Oscars. While it was nominated for six BAFTA awards, including Best Director for Andrew Haigh and Outstanding British Film, it took zero awards home.

Supporting actors Paul Mescal and Claire Foy, who played Adam’s mother, were both nominated, but Andrew Scott was not, much to the fury of the film’s fans.

Scott was nominated for a Golden Globe for his performance, but lost out to Oppenheimer’s Cillian Murphy.

Now, Russell T Davies – the man behind some of the UK’s queerest TV shows, including It’s A Sin, Queer As Folk, and the new, super gay Doctor Who season – has explained why he thinks Scott was snubbed.

“What I think happened there was, when a gay man plays a gay man, he’s not considered to be acting,” Davies said at a panel with Attitude Magazine during National Student Pride on Saturday (24 February).

“I genuinely think that happened there, that people thought, ‘Oh, he’s very good, but he’s not acting there. He’s not reaching; he was just being himself.”

Davies, who has spoken passionately about queer roles being given to queer actors, also said that Scott’s was a “world-class performance” but was “massively underrated because he’s gay and very publicly and visibly gay”.

During the panel, which Davies spoke on alongside Heartstopper’s Bel Priestly, Everything Now actor Noah Thomas, It’s A Sin’s Nathaniel Curtis and Shadow and Bone actor Jack Wolfe, the Cucumber writer reaffirmed his belief that gay actors deserve to star in gay roles.

“I very publicly and loudly proclaim that gay actors should play gay roles knowing full well that I’m not in charge of the entire industry,” he explained.

“All I’m trying to do is shift [the industry] slightly so that more queer people are seen for queer roles, so that the door is more open.”

Curtis agreed, adding: “If a queer person plays a queer role, people are like, ‘Oh yeah, very well done, lovely.’ But if a straight actor plays a queer role, a lot of the time, they’re like, ‘Give them an Oscar.’”

Following his BAFTA snub, Scott has also been in the spotlight this week after an awkward interview with the BBC which was dubbed by many as “homophobic”.

During the conversation, Scott was asked “how well” he knew Saltburn star Barry Keoghan, in the context of whether Keoghan used a prosthetic penis in the film’s final scene. In response, Scott walked away from the reporter.

Over the weekend, the BBC released a statement about the interview, saying that it was “misjudged” but not intentionally offensive.

“Our question to Andrew Scott was meant to be a light-hearted reflection of the discussion around the scene and was not intended to cause offence,” the statement read.'

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iconsfinder · 7 months

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#noah thomas #noah thomas icons #icons noah thomas #boys #boys icons #male icons #males icons #twitter stuff #twitter icons #icons #netflix #tv shows #everything now #will #random boys

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demisexualnathanvuornos · 24 days

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Canon Acespecs 272/?: Will Ben[] (Noah Thomas) Everything Now season 1 (2023) part 7/ 15

#everything now #everything now netflix #will ben #noah thomas #nocticola art #canon aspec list #asexual #acespec

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s4ndr4b4n4n4 · 5 months

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“EVERYBODY'S TALKING ABOUT JAMIE” FANS!! I MADE A DISCORD SERVER FOR YOUU :> 👠✨

#everybody's talking about jamie #john mccrea #layton williams #ivano turco #noah thomas #max harwood #jamie campbell #lgbtq #drag queen #drag show #musicals #west end

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arrowverse-next-gen · 2 years

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You should take it as a compliment That I got drunk and made fun of the way you talk You should think about the consequence Of your magnetic field being a little too strong

#arrow next gen #vanessa ramon #noah thomas #countdown to midnights #taylor swift #gorgeous

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collegefootballcountdown · 8 months

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#ncaaf #ess eee see speed #texas aggies #gig em aggies #evan stewart #noah thomas

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ulrichgebert · 1 year

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In der Musicalfassung von The Secret Life of Bees im berühmten, kleinen Almeida zeigen sich natürlich auch Abgründe der amerikanischen Seele, mit ihren Sklaven waren sie ja auch nicht weniger zimperlich als bei der Aneignung von Territorien der Ureinwohner, zaubern aber diesmal einen Theaterabend (bzw. Nachmittag) von außerordentlicher Schönheit daraus, in bester Musicaltradition lassen sie sogar May überleben (zu unserer Verwunderung, wo wir doch so wohlbereitet kamen, vgl. hier, mit Handlungsübersicht....), sind aber erfolgreich in der Kitschvermeidung und Spring Awakening- und American Psycho- Komponist Duncan Sheik findet noch mal zu einem ganz anderen, neuen musikalischen Tonfall, das ist auch schön. Die Lily auf dem Bild ist nicht Eleanor House, die fabelhafte Zweitbesetzung, die wir sahen, von der leider keine Photos gibt.

#The Secret Life of Bees #Danielle Flamanya #Eleanor House #Rachel John #Abiona Omonua #Ava Brennan #Mark Meadows #Noah Thomas #Tarinn Callendar #Im Theater gewesen #Whitney White #Musical #Duncan Sheik #Lynn Nottage #Susan Birkenhead

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flamingomalls · 2 years

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back on my 2018 slenderverse bullshit with some lineups of my favorite boys

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admireforever · 7 months

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buggee22 · 7 months

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sighs,,,the basketverse,,,

+ baseball habit cuz i though it also suited him

#i gotta stop making aus maybe #also gotta stop posting wips and finish smth fr #missing kuroko and slam dunk hours #habit #firebrand #the observer #noah maxwell #prebrand #evan myers #alex kralie #brian thomas #tribetwelve #tribe twelve #t12 #everymanhybrid #emh #marble hornets #slenderverse #basketverse

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sgippy · 5 months

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i have never, in my life, ever been moved like this by a show. i have never cried like this over a show. but that’s because this really is more than a show. this was reality for the thousands, millions of queer folk who came before us. it reminds us: we should always remember to celebrate those that made it possible for us simply to be able to exist and live and love freely. to be.

i honestly couldn’t think of many better ways to pay homage to those queer lives, especially the ones lost, who fought bravely even in the face of death than telling their stories like this; exactly as they were. intricate, raw and real. giving another voice to all that love. the fight might not be over yet, but their contributions have left a lasting impact on this world. telling these stories isn’t just necessary, it’s crucial.

i can’t thank the writers, actors and absolutely everyone else involved in creating fellow travelers enough for bringing this vital, beautiful, poignant, devastating and endlessly meaningful, impactful, important story to life. thank you thank you thank you

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denimbex1986 · 2 months

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'Russell T Davies has spoken out on Andrew Scott not being nominated for a BAFTA for his role in All of Us Strangers, saying the actor was snubbed for his sexuality.

The Doctor Who and Queer as Folk writer was speaking at National Student Pride on Saturday (24 February), on a panel on queer representation in media moderated by Attitude editor-in-chief Cliff Joannou.

Many expected Scott’s acclaimed performance in queer love story All of Us Strangers to land him a BAFTA award, but were left shocked when the actor wasn’t even nominated.

“What I think happened there was, when a gay man plays a gay man, he’s not considered to be acting,” Davies said. “I genuinely think that happened there, that people thought, ‘Oh, it’s very good, but he’s not acting there. He’s not reaching; he was just being himself.’”

He also said Scott’s turn in the movie was “a world-class performance [that] was massively underrated because he’s gay and very publicly and visibly gay.”

“I very publicly and loudly proclaim that gay actors should play gay roles,” he further pointed out, adding, “What I’m trying to do is shift it slightly so that more queer people are seen for queer roles”

Davies was joined on the panel by It’s a Sin actor Nathaniel Curtis, Everything Now star Noah Thomas, Shadow and Bone actor Jack Wolfe and Heartstopper actress Bel Priestley.

Echoing Davies’ points, It’s a Sin‘s Curtis said: “If a queer person plays a queer role, people are like, ‘Oh yeah, very well done, lovely.’ But if a straight actor plays a queer role, a lot of the time, they’re like, ‘Give them an Oscar.’”

On the authenticity that comes from casting queer actors in queer roles, Curtis added: “I watched [All of Us Strangers] a couple of weeks ago. Absolutely fell in love, bawled my eyes out, and Andrew Scott, I think, is one of the finest actors of our generation and I think Paul Messell does a beautiful job, but there’s something in Andrew’s eyes that you just recognise and there’s a depth to his sadness that only a queer person can see and can believe.”

Andrew Scott is the cover star of issue 357 of Attitude magazine, available to buy in newsagents now or to read through the free Attitude app.'

#Russell T. Davies #Nathaniel Curtis #Andrew Scott #All of Us Strangers #BAFTA #Doctor Who #Queer As Folk #Noah Thomas #Shadow and Bone #Heartstopper #Everything Now #Bel Priestley

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blink182times · 1 year

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