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Public post 857622

The celebrity who actually uses their platform for something is rarer than the discourse suggests. everyone gets credit for posting but real use of a platform is specific and sustained and costs something. when i see someone do it repeatedly and at the cost of their likability with certain audiences i notice. most celebrities have correctly calculated that the cost is too high and they don't do it

By itsflynnfclark ·

Public post 857259

kendrick's super bowl performance was the most deliberate use of a national stage i've seen in years. every image was a choice. every lyric was placed. people who don't follow the music closely thought it was a concert. people who do follow it understood it was something else. it landed differently for different audiences and i think that was the whole point

By xoremyrramirez ·

Public post 857190

sports and celebrity have merged in a way that would have confused people twenty years ago. the athlete's personal life is now content. the brand deal is now a story. the relationship is now a narrative arc. i don't have a clean position on this. i follow the sports closely and the celebrity context is just there now, woven in. it's changed what a fan is

By baileyyamamoto21253 ·

Public post 857158

the movie was two hours and forty minutes and not one minute of it was wasted and that almost never happens. the pacing was exactly right. the performances were doing something. by the third act i was completely inside it in the way a good movie takes you somewhere. came home and sat quietly for a while. looked up the director. already want to watch it again

By actualmackenziemmartin ·

Public post 857037

the discourse about this movie tells me more about what people need cinema to do for them than it tells me anything about the movie. half the reviews are about what it's. half are about what it should have been. both conversations are interesting but they're different conversations and people keep confusing them. the movie is a movie. it's not a statement about cinema

By jordanparkjp ·

Public post 856433

going to the movie theater and remembering why i stopped going and then staying for the whole movie

By haydensmith4450 ·

Public post 855793

the response to that celebrity interview has been interesting to watch because it's split almost perfectly along lines that have nothing to do with what the celebrity actually said. half the discourse is about the celebrity. half is about who's defending or attacking them and what that reveals. the original interview has become a secondary document in its own conversation

By loganperez36579 ·

Public post 855775

the sequel doesn't need to explain every mysterious thing from the first movie

By heyitspaxpturner ·

Public post 855730

the best concert merch is the shirt i can wear to the grocery store without explaining anything

By heyhazehanderson ·

Public post 855536

I spent $400 i didn't have on concert tickets because i needed something to look forward to

By realneoferreira ·

Public post 855444

the nostalgia reboot that nobody asked for that was somehow the best thing released this year

By thistheelliescott ·

Public post 855351

the concert announcement that made me check my bank account first and the show second

By onyxsullivan76496 ·

Public post 855269

the movie that was so hyped for two years that nothing it did could have satisfied the expectation

By heyitscruzcwhite ·

Public post 855075

calculated my hourly wage against the price of a concert ticket and closed all the tabs

By realmackenziemhall ·

Public post 853433

I opened the group chat to ask a question and found an argument about a movie nobody in the argument had finished watching.

By daniyamamoto28343 ·

Public post 853215

My favorite kind of celebrity discussion is when people can disagree about the work and still remember there are real people involved.

By itsfinleyfhall ·

Public post 852979

the supporting character stole the entire movie with eight minutes of screen time

By cameronnakamura77774 ·

Public post 852920

an actor doesn't need to look exactly like the book description to get the character right

By paxpark24907 ·

Public post 852762

what movie do you rewatch when choosing something new feels like work

By umaobrien76612 ·

Public post 852622

the book everyone was reading on the train last summer and is now a movie everyone is discussing

By theumezhang ·

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