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▲ 148 r/AllThingsJenna

Jenna Ortega to Star in Leos Carax’s Next Film ‘Lily May B.

Carax is an amazing director, and I assumed Jenna signed up because she cites "Holy Motors" as one of her recommended films; y'all should watch it it's good!

Also, Jenna riding a motorcycle, come on.

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u/jackollero — 1 day ago
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Jenna Ortega whenever she has to dance in her movies

It was a request (sorta), but I made it more Jenna-focused

I'll actually post something serious tomorrow lmao

u/jackollero — 4 days ago
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Wednesday calls Vada |Wednesday x The Fallout

I got this idea because during a Zoom meeting, my live transcriber kept labeling twins as one person. Even though one has a flat affect voice while the other is more bubbly.

And I added close captions 🎉 Yay for accessibility.

u/jackollero — 5 days ago
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Jenna Ortega as Hayley | Days of Our Lives #12149, Aug 15, 2013

This one has been a trip. So I wanted to find out if there are any other clips from the episode other than this and maybe buy that episode for a high quality version.

Since IMDB just puts everything in one season because it's a daily soap opera, I had to track down the proper season and episode number (S48E193) but Peacock and Apple TV don't have Season 47-59 for some reason, and even digital stores doesn't have it, so this is all you're getting, I suppose. 🫪

u/jackollero — 7 days ago
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"I think there's just something about my face where people see it and they're like, 'Hey, let's throw blood on that."" — Jenna Ortega, SNL (2023) | Compilation

Technically, Wednesday doesn't count because it is paint, but I'm sure some y'all would comment about that and let's be honest, the production used paint because of logistics and the show's rating. So I put it at the end and had fun with it.

u/jackollero — 8 days ago
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Jenna Ortega Smiling as Cairo Sweet

Just another set of trimmings from the cut I'm making. (This is turning into a series lmao)

u/jackollero — 9 days ago
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What's your favourite movie/s?

I assume everyone here loves A Quiet Place, and I love movies where there's no dialogue because I don't have to read the subtitles, and just enjoy, you know? My favourite are silent movies and these more modern ones

  1. Playtime

  2. Eraserhead

  3. Koyaanisqatsi

  4. Baraka

  5. The Red Turtle

  6. The Artist

  7. All is Lost

  8. Samsara

  9. The Quest for Fire

  10. Arctic

  11. Cast Away

  12. Flow

I'm curious what's r/deaf's favourite movies.

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u/jackollero — 14 days ago
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There's this movie I remembered but I can't find it. It's about this guy with a wife and kid. He used to be a usher at a famous movie theatre, but now it's closed and dilapidated.

One day, he went out to buy something, with the last of his money but got distracted because he doesn't have money anymore and he got off in front of the theater but when he entered, it was back to normal inside and the owner was there.

They chatted for a bit, but when he went home, days had passed even if he just spent an hour or two inside.

He keeps coming back and every time he goes in, the time gets longer and longer.

There was a scene where his wife and son weren't at their old place, but in a proper house. The kid is now a man and bought that house and it's been a decade since the wife last saw him.

I think the ending is he went to the theatre one last time to live out the fantasies of being an usher.

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u/jackollero — 18 days ago