josie retweeted
for glinda, ariana:
-> dyed her hair blonde for 3 years straight
-> completely changed her makeup style
-> changed her style too
y'all then bullied her relentlessly, attacking her body and looks at every opportunity – AND YOU GUYS ARE STILL DOING IT (more than ever actually)
josie retweeted
“It’s not ariana slander it’s just that the movie looks bad” yeah yeah yeah you guys wouldn’t be saying shit about focker in law if ariana wasn’t involved save the bullshit🤣
josie retweeted
the part of hell he’s going to doesn’t even exist yet they’re constructing it specifically for him
josie retweeted
Ariana Grande I love u so much My beautiful dazzling girl You’re like an all-time-Blooming flower and an Angel Whose soul is formed of something like a Honey nectar which is Reflecting Your sweet charming outer presence that You’re constantly gracing Us With I Love You So Much
josie retweeted
all the praise i’m seeing for focker in law omg
every time ariana is in a movie her acting is one of the biggest things praised. she’s a FORCE and i don’t gaf about anyone else’s opinion, ariana deserved the oscar for glinda. she deserves to be recognized for how talented she is
josie retweeted
In all honesty, Focker-in-Law is funnier and better than you’d initially expect.
The combined chemistry of Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro, Ariana Grande, and Skyler Gisondo makes this just a simple fine watch to wind down. It feels reminiscent of the original and has some hilarious set pieces here and there but is ultimately bogged down by falling into legacy sequel tropes and some moments that feel out of place.
It’s a film that truthfully wouldn’t be the same without Ariana Grande’s charm, comedic timing, and ability to shift tones without it feeling jarring.
Review coming to @NexusPointNews
