Jeffy B tries to prevent people from seeing his biggest, wettest turd.
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Come on yo. It can’t be any wose than The Rings of Power. Can it?
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>In the hours before the film screened (press check-in began at 2 p.m. for the 6 p.m. carpet), there was slight optimism from veteran reporters, accustomed to slipping their way into Trump World, that they’d be able to network their way into a seat. But by 6:30 p.m., when members of the administration began walking the carpet, it became clear that most of the mainstream press would be blocked from attending the Amazon MGM Studios film.
>Reporters from The New York Times, The Washington Post, AP and Vanity Fair, among dozens of other outlets on the carpet, were not granted tickets to the invite-only screening in the Opera House, located one floor above the carpet. The only press from the carpet allowed into the screening (not counting those separately invited) were One America News anchor Dan Ball and his wife Peyton Drew, a producer for the far-right news channel.
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Why… would… anybody… want… to?
KingMario05 on
The right will call it payback. The left will call it censorship. With both sides missing the (likely) common sense truth: *this film is a fucking disaster,* lol. (Stills of it do look pretty, I guess.)
Dav82 on
Of course. Let the Cult see it first to get a fae review.
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“Who should be have direct this movie about Melania? I know, the guy with multiple sexual assault allegations and present in the Epstein files? Nooo, I didn’t mean Donald.”
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The movie is also blocking itself from gaining any actual real-life viewers.
mikeyfreshh on
This is fundamentally gross for a million reasons but if I were a reporter/critic that was supposed to cover this movie, I would feel like I dodged a bullet
tingulz on
Who the hell actually wants to watch the trash this is definitely is?
variaproject on
Stolz der nation vibes
kclap02 on
It’s best chance to succeed is if it were x rated
orlokcocksock on
Look at Amazon doing a good deed for once
Mrs_Evryshot on
Lucky bastards
Topher92646 on
That’s the sign of a great movie, right?
Chessh2036 on
“Thank God” – the mainstream press when told they don’t have to go watch Melania
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Jeffy B tries to prevent people from seeing his biggest, wettest turd.
Come on yo. It can’t be any wose than The Rings of Power. Can it?
Details:
>In the hours before the film screened (press check-in began at 2 p.m. for the 6 p.m. carpet), there was slight optimism from veteran reporters, accustomed to slipping their way into Trump World, that they’d be able to network their way into a seat. But by 6:30 p.m., when members of the administration began walking the carpet, it became clear that most of the mainstream press would be blocked from attending the Amazon MGM Studios film.
>Reporters from The New York Times, The Washington Post, AP and Vanity Fair, among dozens of other outlets on the carpet, were not granted tickets to the invite-only screening in the Opera House, located one floor above the carpet. The only press from the carpet allowed into the screening (not counting those separately invited) were One America News anchor Dan Ball and his wife Peyton Drew, a producer for the far-right news channel.
Why… would… anybody… want… to?
The right will call it payback. The left will call it censorship. With both sides missing the (likely) common sense truth: *this film is a fucking disaster,* lol. (Stills of it do look pretty, I guess.)
Of course. Let the Cult see it first to get a fae review.
“Who should be have direct this movie about Melania? I know, the guy with multiple sexual assault allegations and present in the Epstein files? Nooo, I didn’t mean Donald.”
The movie is also blocking itself from gaining any actual real-life viewers.
This is fundamentally gross for a million reasons but if I were a reporter/critic that was supposed to cover this movie, I would feel like I dodged a bullet
Who the hell actually wants to watch the trash this is definitely is?
Stolz der nation vibes
It’s best chance to succeed is if it were x rated
Look at Amazon doing a good deed for once
Lucky bastards
That’s the sign of a great movie, right?
“Thank God” – the mainstream press when told they don’t have to go watch Melania