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angelamoores · 2 years
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NOT OKAY (2022) Dir. Quinn Shephard
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onlydylanobrien · 9 months
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Dylan O'Brien, Zoey Deutch, Nadia Alexander and director Quinn Shephard at the “Not Okay” Pop-Up Event at Chillhouse in New York. (July 29, 2022)
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pricelesscinemas · 2 years
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becausecosima · 2 years
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"Is this queer bowling night only for LGBTs?"
Not Okay (2002) directed by Quinn Shephard
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wildcmbcrsupdates · 2 years
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Dylan O'Brien, Nadia Alexander, Quinn Shephard and Zoey Deutch via MTV Instagram stories, 07/28/2022.
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Title: Not Okay
Rating: R
Director: Quinn Shephard
Cast: Zoey Deutch, Mia Isaac, Dylan O'Brien, Nadia Alexander, Tia Dionne Hodge, Negin Farsad, Embeth Davidtz, Karan Soni, Sarah Yarkin, Gwyneth Anne Trumbore, Peter Patrikios, Steven Bono Jr, Blaise Corrigan, Simone Vysnovsky, Logan Crawford, Judy Zheng
Release year: 2022
Genres: drama
Blurb: An ambitious young woman, desperate for followers and fame, fakes a trip to Paris to up her social media presence. When a terrifying incident takes place in the real world and becomes part of her imaginary trip, her white lie becomes a moral quandary that offers her all the attention she's wanted.
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moviemosaics · 2 years
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Not Okay
directed by Quinn Shephard, 2022
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Not Okay (2022) Quinn Shephard
December 28th 2022
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kermodefan94-blog · 2 years
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Not Okey. Very Quick Review.
If you ever wondered what Dear Evan Hansen would look like if played as a black comedy here’s the film for you.
A teenage nihilist (Zoe Deutsch.) invents a lie where she Is one of the victims of a Paris terrorist attack in an attempt to win over an attractive workmate (Dylan O’Brien) This quickly spiralled out of control and results in our antihero getting involved with some genuine activists (led by Mia Isaac) in this black comedy. The film sells itself as the millionth take on the darker side of social…
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cinemedios · 2 years
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Reseña | 'Falsa Influencer' (Not Okay)
'Falsa Influencer' es una buena exploración del lado más desagradable del mundo de los influencers. Disponible en @StarPlusLA
Una joven ambiciosa encuentra seguidores y fama cuando se hace pasar por la sobreviviente de un ataque mortal, pero pronto descubre que la notoriedad en línea tiene un precio terrible. La cultura de la cancelación, influencers, trends, redes sociales, temas que casi por obligación forman parte de nuestra vida cotidiana y por lo tanto, muchos artistas han tratado de lidiar con ello a través de sus…
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letmerunitbiyou · 2 years
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onlydylanobrien · 2 years
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Dylan O'Brien and Nadia Alexander behind the scenes on the set of “Not Okay” in New York. (August 2021)
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operafantomet · 19 days
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Nadia Komazec, Meg Giry in the World Tour + Australia 2007-2009
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indigosabyss · 5 months
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Scott Explaining The Champions' Powers: Quickfire Round
XCU!Charles: So if they're not mutants, how did they acquire powers? Champions!Scott: Okay so... he's radioactive. She's a robot powered by the sun, so also a little radioactive. He's radioactive but bug type. She has a special suit. She's like a mutant but more alien experimentation. She's radioactive but like quantumly. Scott: *deep gasp* Scott: and Nova has a little hat.
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wildcmbcrsupdates · 2 years
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Dylan O'Brien, Nadia Alexander, Quinn Shephard and Zoey Deutch via hulu Instagram stories, 07/29/2022.
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I know it's probably illogical and most likely somewhat of a trauma response from Disney's Willow betrayal but I don't think I can keep Netflix if they cancel Shadow and Bone/Six of Crows.
Netflix has already canceled so many series that were unique and important to people in terms of diversity and representation. They have been especially bad about canceling series with Lesbian representation. The erasure of Tamar and Nadia would be another example of that. SAB is also one of the few fantasy series with a WOC lead. And while the actor portraying him is not (as far as I know), Kaz is a character with a disability that is not treated as a liability or a victim. As I pointed out in my Willow posts, it's rare to see this type of inclusion in fantasy series without it seeming forced or false.
While these things alone do not necessarily make a series worthy of continuation, fans have proven time and again that there is a growing interest in this series. This is largely due to the amazing cast and their continuous support of and friendships with one another. The found family dynamic they display both on and off camera creates a richer viewing experience not just in the series but their interviews and appearances around it.
Added to all of that, the story changes mean the cliffhangers of season two would go largely unexplained even to book readers. Considering that the books' author is a producer on the series this leads me to worry about Netflix's ability to deliver complete and cohesive stories that they adapt.
To me that shows that series like Bridgerton, or even One Piece could be treated just as callously in regards to any canon divergences and completion of the story.
I genuinely hope my worries will be unnecessary and the series will continue. Shadow and Bone has not yet been canceled but it has also not been renewed and as we near the eight month mark with no news I can't help but speculate. I realize that it has not been long since the end of the WGA strike and the SAG strike is ongoing, but in that time Netflix has renewed and released updates on several other series so it is unlikely that would be the only reason for the delay.
I still look forward to the success of SAG and hope answers swiftly follow. In this time of price spikes and story erasures, I cannot continue to financially support any service that seems blatantly discriminatory. When fans are begging daily for a series to return and continuously ignored I can't see it as anything else.
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