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Wovey wasn't a Heavensbee. She's unrelated, she was just mentored in the games by Hilarius Heavensbee, a Capitol student who is presumably father or grandfather to Plutarch.

2012. Yes it's corny and the science is complete nonsense, but if you want a disaster movie, this is the biggest and best there is! It's tongue-in-cheek and knows it's silly, and it nods to all the best disaster tropes. Not to mention an excellent Woody Harrelson cameo and the mad… Read More

I'm with you Melinda. It took so much work on both sides for them to even be remotely in sync. Monica and Richard were a bit icky but they suited each other down to the ground!

Rachel and Ross = constant bickering, misaligned goals, poor communication, jealousy, immaturity. Rachel and Joey = mutual respect, shared humour, kindness, fun, lifestyles and goals that matched. I'm 100% sure that the writers didn't realise how good they'd be together and then… Read More

Thank god contraception exists

#8 - Do you really remember the faces of every random kid in your highschool even ten years later, let alone thirty years?? (Idk why the caption here says 17 when the dates in BTTF are 1985 and 1955). Lorraine and George knew Marty for all of three days in 1955, never saw him again… Read More

ty for this list of books I have already read

Space Sweepers! It's an international but predominantly Korean movie that's one of the most fun, colourful and well made sci-fi action comedies of the century. I never hear people talking about it but it should be an international blockbuster!

The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo. It's badly written, peak entry-level white feminism masquerading as something progressive. The characters are shells, the present-day narrator is an exotic-Mary-Sue cutout so the author can tick a diversity box, and as a lesbian I can confidently… Read More