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theshippirate22 · 1 year

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okay i’ve made jokes about the Joe Keery Cinematic Universe before but i don’t think it’s understood that i really do believe in it. i mean, look at steve harrington and kurt kunkle. kurt is literally just modern!steve from a poor family who’s allowed to have the breakdown/freak out that steve has been building up since st2. they’re the same character. physical strength? ✔️ friends with the kids they babysit?✔️ kind of unconventionally intelligent? ✔️ absolutely unhinged?✔️ like the basis of their characters are the same

SO, in my head Spree is completely intertwined with the All Too Well Short Film. We know Spree takes place in a universe that’s a lot like ours but like… adjacent (because we obviously have Uber and Lyft instead of Spree and Go-Go and i don’t think he has tiktok either, i can’t remember what it’s called though; so similar, but not the same) and ATWSF is also kind of adjacent because in that universe, instead of Taylor and Jake, it’s Sadie and Dylan’s characters (not sadie and dylan themselves; they’re from our universe) that are experiencing it. so i believe Spree and ATW are in the same universe

also, i think that because max and steve have a big brother/little sister dynamic in the stranger things and joe and sadie have it in our universe, is fairly easy to infer that they would have this same relationship in the Spree/ATW universe

AND I think ATW is Kurt’s villain origin story.

I mean it takes a crazy person to start killing people live, and, yeah kurt is kinda totally insane, but i don’t think kurt’s spree was actually the first time he’s killed anybody. it was too easy, too clean, too smooth. how did he know the poison in the water bottles was going to work? how did he know the perfect place to hide the bodies? yeah, sure he did research and shit, but like. there are things you can’t account for that worked out for him.

I think the Sadie/Taylor of that universe told him what happened with Dylan/Jake and I think kurt lost his shit that someone could ever treat her the way he did and killed him. made the problem go away. and hey! it was so easy. he didn’t get caught, and all of Sadie/Taylor’s problems are solved now.

and this is probably around the same time that he has his little meltdown/ identity crisis and this like knowledge that murder is actually not that big of a deal starts to take over his thoughts more and more until wow! what a great way to get followers….

so! if you’ve read this far:

#steve harrington #max mayfield #stranger things #joe keery #sadie sink #dylan o’brien #kurt kunkle #taylor swift #spree #all too well short film #joe keery cinematic universe

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jimintomystery · 2 years

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Here we go...

It's been less than a week since Marvel officially announced a Thunderbolts movie for 2024, and we've already got a casting rumor. I guess this is my life now.

Nathan Kamal of, uh, Giant Freakin Robot reports that Sadie Sink (Max from Stranger Things) has "joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe." I suppose that means she's been cast for a Marvel movie or show, but they don't seem to know which one. So Kamal spends about half the article speculating that she could be Songbird in Thunderbolts.

Keep in mind, we don't know what the Thunderbolts movie will actually be about. We don't know which characters will be in it, or if Songbird will be one of them. We don't even know Sink is being cast for Thunderbolts. All we do know is a website I never heard of before claims Sink will be in some Marvel production someday.

Granted, I like the idea of Sadie Sink playing Songbird. It makes sense. But she might just as easily play a less obvious supporting role in a dozen other Marvel projects. And fewer people would click on the article if it just said "maybe she'll be one of the witches in Agatha: Coven of Chaos."

As always, it's best to take a wait-and-see approach with MCU reports like this. A lot of websites are trying to gussy up one sentence of information into word salad that makes it sound like they're confirming more than they actually know. And there are so many of them that it's hard to tell which of them are actually good at finding the truth, rather than telling you what they want to hear.

I can tell I'll be saying stuff like this a lot for the next 728 days...

#marvel #marvel cinematic universe #mcu #thunderbolts #sadie sink #thunderbolts: the movie

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dyhlanobrien · 2 years

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#Sadie sink #MCU #st cast #stranger things cast #stranger things #max mayfield #marvel cinematic universe #marvel #casting news

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joeygoeshollywood · 1 year

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My 25 Favorite Films of 2022

Here are my 25 favorite films of 2022:

25. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

Ever since Marvel announced they were moving forward with a Black Panther sequel following the passing of Chadwick Boseman, the world wondered if it can be pulled off. Ryan Coogler, the writer/director behind the first film, managed to nurture the second installment with Wakanda Forever, which is essentially an emotional epilogue of a country’s mourning of its fallen King T'Challa. In Marvel’s strongest outing since End Game, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever strikes a balance of being a grieving process for both the Marvel Cinematic Universe and its audience while also maintaining an action-packed story.

24. The Whale

The #Brenaissance is officially here to stay. Brendan Fraser gives the performance of a lifetime as Charlie, a reclusive morbidly obese English teacher who tries to rekindle a relationship with his estranged teenage daughter before his health takes a turn for the worse. Based off a play, The Whale is a tragedy directed by Darren Aronofsky (his best film since Black Swan) that rides on Fraser’s transformation as a broken man who both literally and metaphorically carries so much weight. Don’t be shocked if/when he accepts his Oscar. He’s joined by Hong Chau and Sadie Sink, both who give strong supporting performances.

23. Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio

Only a movie mastermind like Guillermo del Toro can reinvent a fairytale as well-known as Pinocchio and provide Geppetto a tragic backstory and have it take place in the height of World War I Italy. While his interpretation of the story of the wooden puppet is more mature and has more emotional weight than its predecessors, his Pinocchio also maintains its child-like innocence and has enough charm and music to entertain the whole family. A beautiful stop-motion production, del Toro’s feature debut in animation was a huge success.

22. Vengeance

BJ Novak, best known as Ryan from The Office (which he also a writer and producer), makes his feature debut as a writer/director with Vengeance, a film he stars in as a New York City writer who gets swept up in the aftermath of a Texas girl he hooked up with her family suspects was murdered, which inspires him to launch a podcast about whether it’s merely a conspiracy or there was foul play. Novak masterfully captures the cultural clash between costal and rural America in one of the most laugh-out-loud comedies of the year.

21. All Quiet on the Western Front

All Quiet on the Western Front belongs in the came caliber of war films as Saving Private Ryan, Dunkirk, and 1917. The incredible filmmaking gives the source material a new life with remarkable action sequences, stunning cinematography, and a strong cast. This German-spoken adaptation is brutal and gut-wrenching but cinematically rewarding.

20. Cha Cha Real Smooth

Cooper Raiff writes, directs and stars in his breakout film Cha Cha Real Smooth, which follows a post-college grad’s journey to find a purpose while spontaneously taking on a career in emceeing Bar Mitzvah parties. It’s rare for a comedy to establish such a fundamentally flawed yet completely charismatic and good-hearted protagonist as well written as Raiff’s. Cha Cha Real Smooth is likely to be a launching pad for what will likely be a long career for the 25-year-old filmmaker.

19. Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

Rian Johnson has proven himself to be a modern-day Agatha Christie with Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, a sexy followup to his 2019 murder mystery flick. Daniel Craig returns as famed detective Benoit Blanc and is joined by another star-studded cast including Edward Norton, Kate Hudson, Kathryn Hahn, Dave Bautista and Janelle Monáe (perhaps the film’s MVP). Beautifully shot and extremely well-written, Glass Onion solidifies the prospects of a thriving Knives Out franchise.

18. The Batman

It’s difficult for any filmmaker to reboot a superhero franchise that’s been done over, and over, and over again, but Matt Reeves lays the groundwork for a promising new Batman with The Batman. People were skeptical that Robert Pattison could pull off the Caped Crusader since most people know him as the glittery vampire from the Twilight saga, but he pulled it off. What Reeves does brilliantly, perhaps even more so than his predecessors, is how he creates the universe of Gotham City, which managed to be even more grim and visually striking than past depictions, and he already has a stockpile of villains from Batman’s rogues gallery. From the stunning cinematography of Greig Fraser to the instantly iconic music score from Michael Giacchino, The Batman satisfies fans and leaves them wanting more.

17. TÁR

Cate Blanchett is a world-class music conductor whose past creeps in to upend her life. TÁR is essentially a psychological drama from Todd Field (his first feature since 2006), who wrote an unsettlingly brilliant screenplay. But it’s a film that thrives in large part to Blanchett’s stellar performance that could give her a third Oscar trophy.

16. The Menu

If you have a healthy appetite for thrills, violence, and dark humor, then you ought to order The Menu. Ralph Fiennes gives a chilling performance as the chef of an exclusive restaurant who ambushes his diners with a night full of shock, horror, and marvelous dishes. What makes The Menu work so well is its self-awareness and a terrific ensemble cast including Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicholas Hoult, Janet McTeer, Judith Light, and rising star Hong Chau.

15. Bodies Bodies Bodies

A satirical murder mystery, Bodies Bodies Bodies is yet another winner from A24 about a group of 20-somethings whose mansion party turns upside down after one of them winds up dead. The cast of A-list and rising star millenials includes Amandla Stenberg, Maria Bakalova, Rachel Sennott and SNL alum Pete Davidson, who is at his most hilarious. Bodies Bodies Bodies is fun and unpredictable with an ending to die for.

14. Nope

Following the critical success of Get Out and Us, Jordan Peele gives us his first big-budget summer blockbuster. Nope is like a captivating and unsettling mashup of Close Encounters of the Third Kind and Jaws. Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer, Brandon Perea and Steven Yeun round out the strong cast. With terror in the skies, Peele proves his funnyman days are behind him and is thriving as a master of suspense.

13. X

X is the textbook definition of a great popcorn slasher flick. Up and coming filmmaker Ti West was able to use the decades-old horror formula of a group of hotties being stranded in the middle of nowhere with psycho killers on the loose and lean into absurdity for good scares and even great laughs. X is a helluva good time that has already spawned a franchise with the release of the prequel Pearl, a strong prequel companion with Mia Goth offering amazing performances in both films.

12. Brian and Charles

Brian and Charles is a heartwarming mockumentary buddy comedy about a quirky, reclusive British inventor who builds a robot out of a washing machine that ends up coming to life. Its stars David Earl and Chris Hayward, who co-wrote the film, will make you laugh out loud and perhaps help you restore your faith in humanity just a tiny bit.

11. The Woman King

Viola Davis never kicked so much ass. The Woman King is a historic epic based on the events of the female warriors of the Dahomey kingdom in 19th century Africa. In addition to the great action and stunts are a rich plot and strong performances by the ensemble cast.

10. Good Luck to You, Leo Grande

One of the most overlooked films of the year, Good Luck to You, Leo Grande is a romantic dramedy of sorts that follows a widow who meets with a male escort to help her explore her sexuality. The film feels like a staged play as it almost entirely takes place in a hotel room and the dialogue is incredibly sharp. Emma Thompson gives one of the daring and greatest performances of her career as the witty but vulnerable Nancy as newcomer Daryl McCormack shines as the dashingly smooth yet nuanced titular character Leo Grande. This Hulu gem tackles the taboo subject of sex, tugs at the hearts, and provides plenty of laughs.

9. The Fabelmans

No director can capture movie magic quite like Steven Spielberg. The Fabelmans is loosely based on his own childhood which chronicles his early love for filmmaking. For movie fans, this is an ode to cinema and Spielberg’s career. But in the end, The Fabelmans is about a child and his pursuit of his dream, something we can all relate to.

8. RRR

Hollywood could take a page from Bollywood. RRR is a spectacle in every sense of the word where everything from the dramatic performance, slow-motion action, to the over-the-top musical numbers. It’s a sensational historic epic about two warriors who form a brotherhood while taking on the British empire. Despite its 3-hour running time, there’s never a dull moment. So heat up the popcorn and enjoy this adrenaline rush of a movie.

7. Triangle of Sadness

A satire that skewers beauty and class, Triangle of Sadness is the genius comedy from Swedish filmmaker Ruben Östlund about the disaster that unfolds on a luxury yacht and the dynamics that emerge between the elite guests and the crew (the banter alone between a Russian capitalist and an American communist played by Zlatko Buric and Woody Harrelson alone is so rich- pun intended). While the entire cast is stellar, Dolly De Leon gives an Oscar-worthy performance as a member of the cleaning staff who takes command when things go south. Triangle of Sadness is one of the best times I’ve had at the movies this year.

6. Barbarian

No horror film has filled its audience with more dread in recent years than Barbarian. Zach Cregger makes a stellar feature debut as writer/director who masterfully defies the rules of what to expect the way Alfred Hitchcock did with Psycho. Georgina Campbell and Bill Skarsgård learned they’ve accidentally booked the Airbnb from hell. This is one of those films that you benefit when going in completely blind. The thrills, disturbing sights, and even laughs are not in short supply in one of the best horror films in recent memory.

5. The Northman

Robert Eggers, the director behind The Witch and The Lighthouse, returns with his largest-scale film to date. The Northman is a blood-soaked Shakespearian-like Viking epic about revenge and destiny with a remarkable cast including Alexander Skarsgård, Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicole Kidman, Ethan Hawke, and Willem Dafoe. When you’re watching it, it feels like you’re witnessing something bigger than what you expect from most films these days. And it will keep your heart pounding and on the edge of your seat from start to finish.

4. Top Gun: Maverick

Sequel-Reboots are rarely good. It was 36 years ago that the first Top Gun came out (and upon seeing it for the first time this year, one can see why it’s culturally beloved but also very dated). Remarkably, Top Gun: Maverick is superior in almost every way. The filmmaking is better, the writing is better, and Tom Cruise has barely aged. It’s a movie that everyone can rally behind and chant “USA! USA!” as the credits roll. It was the epitome of a summer blockbuster that was both nostalgic and refreshing. For a movie that was supposed to come out in July 2019 and was postponed six times due to COVID, Top Gun Maverick was worth the wait.

3. Emergency

Ever imagine what a combination of Superbad and Crash might look like? Emergency would be it. RJ Cyler and Donald Elise Watkins star as two best friends on the cusp of graduating college who want to make history with a legendary night of partying, which quickly gets derailed by due to unforeseen circumstances. The first two acts are frickin’ hilarious but the final act takes a dramatic turn, something that rarely works but does in this case. Emergency is a coming-of-age comedy that takes tackles race and identity in a way that neither feels like lecturing nor pandering. It’s easily one of the biggest surprises of the year.

2. The Banshees of Inisherin

The plot is bizarre yet simple: One man abruptly ends his lifelong friendship with the other without warning, leaving the other man perplexed and demanding answers, which only leads to trouble for the both of them. The Banshees of Inisherin is the latest gem from writer/director Martin McDonagh that balances humor and discomfort led by outstanding lead performances from Colin Ferrell and Brendan Gleeson. The Banshees of Inisherin is a well-written dramedy that will make you laugh just as much as it will make you cringe.

1. Everything Everywhere All at Once

Multiverse films are all the rage in Hollywood these days but Everything Everywhere All at Once is the one that tops them all. Michelle Yeoh gives the performance of her career as a struggling laundromat owner who learns about the existence of other universes and how it is up to her to save them all. She’s joined by Ke Huy Quan (of Goonies/Temple of Doom fame), who will likely launch a major comeback, newcomer Stephanie Hsu, and Jamie Lee Curtis, rounding out a remarkable cast. The Daniels (Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert) wrote and directed a mind-blowing, genre-bending film full of laughs, action, family drama. and suspense. Not since The Matrix has a sci-fi/fantasy film been able be so confident in the universe it has created and in such an entertaining way. Everything Everywhere All at Once is everything you want in a movie, which is why it’s the best of 2022.

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sljuke · 1 year

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Hello

Hello, I’m SLJuke and I’m starting up my tumblr even though I’ve had it for a while and posted but then deleted, I just want to tell you about me, I’m a swiftie, a metalhead, and a big fan of Marvel, Star Wars and DC. My tumblr will be about that plus a lot about Sadie Sink because she’s my favorite actress. Anyways, I’m going to start it and there will be a tag I start for my marvel cinematic universe stuff, I’m going to work on my first issue and am going to start blogging a lot more and I’ll be on here liking all this amazing stuff, much love, stay safe out there and remember to be yourself and don’t let anyone be a jerk. Love y’all

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hellfiremistress · 2 years

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RUMOUR ALERT: With the MCU recently introducing Mutants into the chaos of the Marvel Cinematic Universe via Ms. Marvel on Disney+, an apparent Firestar project is set to debut according to some whispers, which will introduce audiences to Angelica Jones, a Mutant girl that can generate microwave energy and embolic flames. Rumours also suggest that known x-characters Emma Frost and Charles Xavier are to appear in the show. The rumours suggest Margot Robbie (Wolf of Wallstreet/ I, Tonya) is playing the White Queen herself, while Sadie Sink (Stranger Things/ Fear Street prt 2) and Giancarlo Esposito (Breaking Bad/ Mandalorian) are said to play Firestar and Professor Charles Xavier in an MCU show said to make its way to Disney+ in the near future.

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loverkasp · 1 year

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I posted 2,473 times in 2022

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#sadie sink - 22 posts

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My Top Posts in 2022:

steddies, i’m sorry, i support u, but eddie my love is for reddie only

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guys if ur not including tyler from dog days in ur “finn wolfhard gay character cinematic universe” then what’s even the point

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i’m sorry but only richie tozier can call someone named eddie ‘eds’

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it has just occurred to me that robin seemed cooler in st3 because she was only hanging out with steve and there were no girls around making her nervous 😮

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sersh · 2 months

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hufflepuffobsessedwithmarvel · 1 year

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MY FAME OCs (Book 2)

The second book is called Wonderland. It focuses on 5 OCs. There is Polly Carpenter, FC is Olivia O'Brien. She is the older sister of Sabrina Carpenter. She is a Grammy-winning singer. She is also known for exes, Tom Holland and Thomas Doherty. Her love interest is Timothee Chalamet. Her four best friends are Anatasia Jones (FC is Jade Pettyjohn), Bea Irvine (FC is Amrit Kaur), Stacy Holland (FC is Gracie Abrams), and Verity Petsch (FC is Riley Hubatka). Anatasia is a singer, known for her Grammy-nominated album, Clueless. Her love interest is Louis Partridge. Bea is a singer, known for her award-winning album, Euphoria. Her love interest is Maya Hawke. Stacy Holland is the little sister of Tom Holland. She is known for her Grammy-winning album, Final Hour. She is also known for her role as Cheryl Blossom in Riverdale and for playing Rosalie Parker in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She is also known for playing Sophie Sheridan in Mamma Mia and Liesel Von Trapp in Sound of Music on Broadway. Her love interest is Sadie Sink. Verity Petsch is the younger sister of Madelaine Petsch. She is known for her five albums: It's Over, Frequency, Rain Check, Love On Fire, and I'm Fine, I Think..?. Her love interest is Benjamin Wadsworth.

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z025 · 1 year

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Stranger Things Star Sadie Sink Debunks MCU Casting Rumors

Stranger Things’ Sadie Sink addresses the recent rumors that suggested the young star had signed on to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Stranger Things’ Sadie Sink addresses the recent rumors that suggested the young star had signed on to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Sink stars in Netflix’s beloved sci-fi series Stranger Things, having joined the cast in season 2 as Max Mayfield. This…

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supersaiyadaddy · 2 years

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X-Men: Sadie Sink stuns as Jean Grey in jaw-dropping image

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