Ever contemplate what would happen if Wonder Woman and The Wicked Witch Of The Witch joined forces? Of course you haven't, yet we have an answer on this Freaky Friday.
Via the genius that is Ronald McDonkey here is a mash-up of the two as if they were one.
How does Wonder Witch grab you??? Well here she is and she's real and spectacular! How spectacular is she?
Well let's put it this way. She can buy herself flowers....
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| Michael Shinafelt |
Everything is unfolding in divine order...
Indeed!
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| Reunited Winona Ryder & Michael Keaton |
Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice! Yeah that's the ticket...as much as I loathe legacy sequels (and trust me I do!) I am going to give a Hump Day & Chill to the one for Bettlejuice.
I happened upon the original a few months ago and had forgotten how utterly unique and fun it was. Since I've heard the sequel captures the magic of the first, well I guess this will be an exception to my legacy sequel rule, I will see it instead of avoid it.
"Yes" it's 100% true I steer clear of this kind of nonsense (that also includes Marvel Moives) but if this even succeeds in capturing half of the magic of the original then I'mall in!!!
So let's Hump Day & Chill to saying Beetlejuice three times this weekend.
You know you want to...
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“Breakfast at Tiffany’s” stands as a beloved classic for many reasons. It captured the excitement and glamour of early 1960's New York City chic, made an icon of actress Audrey Hepburn, influenced popular culture and fashion, and contains an immortal theme song. A giant commercial success, it garnered five Academy Award nominations and took home two statues. When I first saw it as a boy, I could sense it was a noteworthy film and even got emotional at the end, though I didn’t exactly know why. I watched it again, and though I liked it, felt I didn’t understand it and brushed it off as one of those classics that just didn’t speak to me. Cut to today, when I rewatched it after years to prepare for this post and had a completely different experience." - Jay Jacobson, Jay's Classic Movie Blog
Hit it after the jump!
https://www.jaysclassicmovieblog.com/post/breakfast-at-tiffany-s-1961
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| Judy Garland & Marilyn Monroe |
"That beautiful girl was frightened of aloneness—the same thing I'd been been afraid of. Like me, she was just trying to do her job—garnish some delightful whipped cream onto some people's lives, but Marilyn and I never got a chance to talk." - Judy Garland
Beautiful souls, wished they had.
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