We played a drinking game while watching this movie. Our drinking cues were:

-Pepsi on screen
-Noticeable ADR
-Continuity Error
-Car collision
-Jokes
-Spiderman (reference)

I fucking loved this watching experience. So fucking funny. If there are a a thousand Madame Web fan, I'm one of them. If there is only one Madame web fan, it's me. If there are no more Madame Web fan, it means I'm dead.

Watching it with new people is great because they notice whole…

Ew. Ew ew ew ew, disgusting, what the fuck, ew, I never want to see this movie ever again, ew ew ew ew.
5 stars, one of the best movies of the decade.

The movie's messages are not subtle. Beauty industry bad, older women are undervalued by the patriarchal society, male gaze and such. But it's not a bad thing, those messages have value and the movie does resonate with people, hell it resonates with me.
While the protagonist is…

Maybe not the best movie to put on while eating 😬

It's probably intentional to have it so vague so that anyone can get something different and personal from their viewing. To me, it feels like an exploration of how we become decentivized from the process of our societal and religious rites. To us, it all seems normal and the right thing to do, because we were born in it and learned to accept it as the way it is.…

This one came out a year before, but I've actually seen To Wong Foo Thanks for Everything Julie Newmar first, so during my viewing I couldn't help but take notes of the differences and similarities between the two movies. Priscilla is harsher, more grounded, with instances of prejudice far meaner. Like, there's nothing in Wong Foo as cruel as the red text painted on their bus.
Despite the similar plot (3 drag performers including one that is explicitely(Bernadette) or implicitely(Vida)…

I just want her to get out of this cycle of trauma and be happy 😭

The movie succeeds at making me uncomfortable and sad for the main character, who can't stop replaying her past abuses in her mind. It's rather cryptic at first, until it isn't. I watched the movie at the Exposures Trans Film Festival in Montreal, and after the viewing while I was walking towards the bus stop, another group of trans people walked past me and…

Mon ami.e voulait aller le voir, mais iel pouvait pas avant 6h, so pour tuer le temps je suis allée voir Folichonnerie en après-midi. Le thème de ma journée aujourdhui c'était des films où une mère mariée depuis 15+ ans redécouvre sa joie de vivre quand elle commence à coucher avec une autre femme.

Montréal, ma belle, est une film magnifique qui m'a fait pleurer à plusieurs reprises. Je recommande fortement. Y avait même un ptit monsieur québécois en larmes…