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60 of 223 · most liked first🧵1/9 Remember the 1987 movie "Fatal Attraction?" Glenn Close, a brilliant actress portrayed a psychotic malignant narcisstic woman named Alex who refused to "be ignored?" Our center of political gravity domestically and globally is defined and reflected by psychotic malignant narcissists.
neutral · AI labelView post →Rabbit, by Chas & Dave. Film: Fatal Attraction.
neutral · AI labelView post →"Guys are going through a terrible crisis right now because of women's unreasonable demands." -- Michael Douglas, promoting the film Fatal Attraction, 1987
neutral · AI labelView post →I reviewed Friendship, “the Fatal Attraction of male bonding comedies.” www.rogerebert.com/reviews/frie...
neutral · AI labelView post →Have you seen the movie, "The Secretary"? This is real time & will have a bad ending. Kind of like "Fatal Attraction" & it combined. He treats her like shit; pushes her to starve, not sleep, run after him like a dog. She's going to crack & the object of her love will become the object of her scorn.
neutral · AI labelView post →Fatal Attraction is an Easter movie.
neutral · AI labelView post →It is represented in media, see the film Mommy Dearest. Even in the Wizard of Oz the woman is the abuser. The series The Terror streaming now, woman the abuser. Fatal Attraction, Cruella, Misery, Carrie, etc.
neutral · AI labelView post →I also hope Harp gets the help she so desperately needs. She reminds me of the movie Fatal Attraction.
neutral · AI labelView post →She needs help. What was that movie? Fatal Attraction?
neutral · AI labelView post →1987 was a great year for film, we also had WALL STREET GOOD MORNING, VIETNAM BROADCAST NEWS FATAL ATTRACTION THE PRINCESS BRIDE MY LIFE AS A DOG #TCMParty #Moonstruck ^JW
neutral · AI labelView post →Piers Morgan is saying Natalie Harp is the same as Reggie Love. A "bunny boiler" is a slang term for an emotionally unstable person—usually a woman—who reacts to a romantic rejection or breakup with obsessive, vengeful, or dangerous behavior. From the film Fatal Attraction ( She boiled the pet) .
neutral · AI labelView post →Glenn Close, living legend, celebrates 79th birthday, 3/19/47! Incredible actress, historic loser! 🤪 8 Oscar noms, no wins. Simply the best. Noms 82 World According to Garp 83 Big Chill 84 Natural 87 Fatal Attraction 88 Dangerous Liasons 11 Albert Nobbs 17 Wife 20 Hillbilly Elergy 🤢 #filmsky 📽
neutral · AI labelView post →We play an old discontinued Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon-style board game called Movie Connections, and whenever Demi Moore comes up we call her "Half Moore" because we are not fancy people. Also FATAL ATTRACTION is "Boil the Bunny", AIR FORCE ONE is "Get Off my Plane", and SE7EN is "Suh-SEV-eh-nen."
neutral · AI labelView post →I had to it up. Bunny boiler is a term for an obsessive and dangerous female, derived from the 1987 film Fatal Attraction. natalie harp is definitely a "bunny boiler"
neutral · AI labelView post →Saw OBSESSION. Liked this movie a lot better when it was called FATAL ATTRACTION and the protagonist was Michael Douglas at his oily peak, not some incel dork who needs to make a wish to get laid. Say what you will about FA--unlike OBSESSION, it has the decency to wear its sleaziness on its sleeve.
positive · AI labelView post →Fatal Attraction (1987) Directed by Adrian Lyne
neutral · AI labelView post →In the late-70s/80s it was slasher movies. In the 80s/90s it was Rambo-style action movies, or Lethal Weapon and Fatal Attraction-style thrillers. There have always been Hollywood bandwagons. The difference is that back then the major studios made a bunch of films of all scopes and budgets, while today those same studios make fewer, more expensive movies. If Scorsese was a young man today - or Robert Altman or William Friedkin, whoever - he probably wouldn't get a chance to make a Raging…
neutral · AI labelView post →Fatal Attraction 2026 #ABlueView 🧵 After reading Natalie Harp's letters to Trump in #3, did you not think of the 1987 movie with Glenn Close too? 1/3
neutral · AI labelView post →She reminds me of the movie Fatal Attraction.
neutral · AI labelView post →Jennifer Welch of the ‘I’ve Had It’ podcast calls her “bunny boiler”. A reference to the movie Fatal Attraction. I can’t unhear that now! 😂
neutral · AI labelView post →Thank you! I’ll take every bit of Wolf Man love that comes my way. Not exactly seeing it on any year end Best Of lists…. (he said as sat in the corner, flicking a lamp on and off like Glenn Close in Fatal Attraction, silently waiting for his film to be “rediscovered” in ten years).
positive · AI labelView post →The Chinese Communist Party's alternative ending to the film "Fight Club" got a lot of stick but in fact it a was much closer to the original novella. A pity Fincher didn't film both outcomes as they could have had it on DVD extras like Fatal Attraction.
neutral · AI labelView post →For our younger audience, the image on the left is from the movie "Fatal Attraction" in which Glenn Close's character, Alex, jilted by her lover, becomes unstable, her behavior escalates from aggressive pursuit to obsessive stalking, & is the best allegory for Paramount ive ever seen. 🤌🏻
neutral · AI labelView post →I swear Nancy Mace is basically Glenn Close in the movie "Fatal Attraction." 😬🐰
neutral · AI labelView post →Weird how time can change your perception of a movie. When I first saw “Fatal Attraction,” I thought Glenn Close was crazy.
neutral · AI labelView post →"Unique" melees. Let's discuss! I'm thinking melee weapons that have some kind of overt gimmick, or otherwise unusual properties. Examples: - Keratinos grows and gains +2~3m range when you do a 12x heavy - Ghoulsaw has 100% followthrough - Caustacyst globs force enemies open to finishers - Gazal machete gains Corrosive damage after Djinn casts Fatal Attraction - Sarofang has a vortex on heavy slam That said, I don't want to consider signature passives, as they're already documented.…
neutral · AI labelView post →Did you know that 1987’s FATAL ATTRACTION was once developed as more of a big-budget slasher movie than an erotic thriller? Here’s an excerpt from my upcoming book THE NANNY HAS A KNIFE!: THE FROM HELL PSYCHO THRILLER (1987-1996) .... 1/4
neutral · AI labelView post →A rewatch, a movie I’m told is a rewatch though I have no memory of it, worse Jaws, and better Fatal Attraction. #LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched
positive · AI labelView post →I was a movie theater usher ‘87-‘88, when Fatal Attraction was a new release. We would quietly line up along the back wall for the last 5 minutes to watch people jump and throw their popcorn when Glenn Close popped up out of the tub. So satisfying every time. 😁
positive · AI labelView post →My ⭐️⭐️ review of YAM DAABO boxd.it/eP3VSh Of 28 films in Criterion's SCORSESE WORLD CINEMA PROJECT, this bizarre FATAL ATTRACTION-type slow burn from West Africa is my least favorite. Underdeveloped characters, unexplored themes...but lots of walking across barren landscape. Tedious. #filmsky 📽
negative · AI labelView post →Friday Night Movie "Fatal Attraction"
unlabelledView post →When you find out Molly Ringwald did a movie in the vein of FATAL ATTRACTION, you watch it. #NowWatching
unlabelledView post →What does it say about me that I consider ‘Fatal Attraction’ a comfort movie?
unlabelledView post →Carl Reiner's FATAL INSTINCT (1993) is a zany spoof of From Hell movies (and film noir in general), taking pot shots at the likes of FATAL ATTRACTION and SLEEPING WITH THE ENEMY. The humour is very hit-or-miss, but it has some fun sight gags (and the skunk on the rollercoaster made me laugh!).
unlabelledView post →“Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?” Twilight Zone 2nd season, episode 28 Ep aired: May 26, 1961 Director: Montgomery Pittman Writer: Rod Serling John Archer, as Trooper Padgett, was actress Anne Archer’s father, also Michael Douglas's wife in the film Fatal Attraction. #TwilightZoneMarathon
unlabelledView post →I agree! This crazy witch will not go quietly. She is working on something to be relevant in the GOP. No idea what but...she's not done yet! She reminds me of the bunny boiler character in the movie Fatal Attraction. "I will not be ignored!" 😳😳
unlabelledView post →I haven’t seen Fatal Attraction in decade. Must rewatch! But I know one thing about it that’s not a surprise: This movie only works because Glenn Close is freaking amazing. It’s one of Hollywood’s biggest embarrassments that she’s never won an Oscar.
unlabelledView post →obsessed with this reviewer just using the movie title like this in a review. drunk as hell trying to meet deadline for my review and panicwriting “this movie certainly is a Fatal Attraction”
unlabelledView post →Thanks to @filmstories.bsky.social I have just discovered that "Fatal Attraction" was a remake of the 1980 British film "Diversion" starring Stephen (Kevin's Dad) Moore and Cherie Lunghi. I had no idea!
unlabelledView post →My favorite film performances from the 1980s. Glenn Close, Alex Forrest, "Fatal Attraction" (directed by Adrian Lyne). #movies #films #favoriteperformances #glennclose #adrianlyne #fatalattraction
unlabelledView post →10 Great Horror Movies That Started Out As Short Films. >Making a feature-length film is so unbelievably complicated, it's amazing that anybody manages to do it at all, let alone well. >Rather than jump straight in at the deep end, most directors begin their careers with short films. Ranging anywhere in length between five and 40 minutes and made on a significantly smaller budget than a full-length movie, these petite pictures are a great way to learn the fundamentals of filmmaking without…
unlabelledView post →#GnomonTV "Fatal Attraction 2" American comedy thriller film starring Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams. youtube.com/watch?v=hX5O... youtube.com/watch?v=HPkO... gnomonchronicles.com/wiki/Fatal_A...
unlabelledView post →Already did some light Bravo watching earlier (rhoslc, vpr). Then transitioned into some Miss Marple. May go big with some bananas movie like Fatal Attraction or Commando.
unlabelledView post →Fatal Attraction is a horror movie so feel free to go as Glenn Close for Halloween
unlabelledView post →I watched the FRIENDSHIP trailer, Patton -- so, didn't "read" anything about Tim Robinson's movie. FRIENDSHIP, based on the trailer, looks like THE BANSHEES OF INISHERIN meets FATAL ATTRACTION. Looking forward to FRIENDSHIP. Thanks (!!) for the movie recommendation.
unlabelledView post →Yes and Glenn Close played it in a movie called Fatal Attraction.
unlabelledView post →@ablueview.bsky.social "Fatal Attraction 2026 #ABlueView 🧵 After reading Natalie Harp's letters to Trump in #3, did you not think of the 1987 movie with Glenn Close too?"
unlabelledView post →watched “Lolita” (1997) to see how that adaptation was compared to the book and Kubrick’s film, and let me tell you, you do not want to give a Lolita adaptation to the Fatal Attraction guy
unlabelledView post →Movie character archetypes, Natalie Harp equal parts: - Annie Wilkes from Misery - Alex Forrest from Fatal Attraction - Stacy from Wayne’s World - Evelyn from Play Misty for Me
unlabelledView post →Fatal Attraction will forever be one of my favorite movies. Right up there with every Alfred Hitchcock movie and Funny Girl.
unlabelledView post →Ooooh, the October 31, 1987 episode of Entertainment This Week, with a segment on horror hosts. Also drops the news that Prince of Darkness was the #2 movie in America the previous week, between Suspect (#3) and Fatal Attraction (#1 for its sixth week).
unlabelledView post →Fatal Attraction Michael Douglas and Glenn Close. Epic Bunny Movie. 1987, grossed $320,000,000.
unlabelledView post →Have you listened to Karina Longworth's Erotic 80s episode on Fatal Attraction? www.youmustrememberthispodcast.com/episodes/198...
unlabelledView post →Ever see the movie “Fatal Attraction”? “I will not be ignored.” Secret Service better keep a close watch on Ms. Harp.
unlabelledView post →As you can see, I adore the peace and harmony of nature… But I also like a good horror film… I finally streamed Obsession today… OMG! It this gen’s Fatal Attraction… Only this time, it’s all HIS fault.
unlabelledView post →Nancy Mace is very clearly suffering from both Narcissistic Personality Disorder and Histrionic Personality Disorder. She is mentally ill in a way that makes her dangerous - think Glenn Close's character boiling the child's bunny in the movie "Fatal Attraction".
unlabelledView post →#AprilFilmChallenge Day 14 movie you watched on a first date. Fatal Attraction (1987) There wasn't a second date.
unlabelledView post →What movie is this from? A. Wife Vs. Secretary B. Les Diaboliques C. Fatal Attraction
unlabelledView post →If as a young man(or naive old man) you experience a woman acting like this towards you, please run. If you don’t you might want to watch the old movie Fatal Attraction. Just a word to the wise, you can certainly make your own choices.
unlabelledView post →just watched “Sleepless in Seattle” (1993), a movie about stalking Tom Hanks, and i couldn’t quite decide if i liked it until the Fatal Attraction joke, which is one of the funniest things i’ve heard in a while hahaha
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