Is this the Juno thread?

lol I had the same thought as Morbs.

how sorry a track record does a celebrity have to have before their coming out is page 36 material?

The SNL sketch wasn't bad though... except no ending, cuz it's SNL.

(I mean, it's been a great career move for a trivia answer like George Takei)

Her arm movements in this video are cracking me up

Aw, that was so nice!

except no ending, cuz it's SNL.

Actually, that one has a pretty sweet ending.

but.. that would mean Dr. Morbius was disparaging something he hadn't seen!

(I mean, it's been a great career move for a trivia answer like George Takei)

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Dude had a plenty decent career in acting, voice acting and public service before coming out all of nine years ago. Do you ever just shut the fuck up?

idk, I'm kinda with morbs on this one

oh, thought she came out like 7 years ago

http://variety.com/2014/film/news/why-its-still-a-big-deal-when-ellen-page-comes-out-1201106483/

idk, I'm kinda with morbs on this one

that's a shame. there nothing positive to be said about siding with morbs on this one. nothing.

she can still be gay and not have been in a decent movie ffs

that was not the implication.

I'm surprised Veg didn't like Whip It!.

it wasn't anywhere near as good as it thought it was

i dare say she's talented, she's probably in movies i would never see or care about and will continue to be in them. but the tenderness/intensity/nervousness of her speech here is more important than anything (possibly) she'll do professionally. i felt a lot of love for her and was moved by it.

as a straight non-entity who's seen one movie in the theatre since inception, morbs' comment seemed pretty catty

probably a fitting welcome to the sisterhood tho i guess

just watched the ellen page speech after having been aware of it 24 hrs. great job to her. think she is a great person for humanity. god bless.

you know use me as an example but whatever

like the kind of liberal guy who thinks the pope is great

and can say "you know he's a jesuit"

but

look here's the thing

and i'm alec baldwin for wnyc

but i didn't know if i was gay or straight

and i married a lady

a WOMAN i mean b/c

"lady," what's that all about

but in high school ...

just as many guys i found attractive as girls

so it is great to hear ellen page, oscar nominee for juno (2007)

wasn't she one of barbara walters's most fascinating people of 2007?

like was michael cera, similarly aged star of "superbad," which was probably a much bigger commercial hit, a baba wawa holiday go-to?

no b/c "juno" was a jason reitman film and socially relevant, wtf

b/c jason bateman listens to the sonic youth cover of the carpenters' "superstar"?

like ok whatever critics

much love to jk simmons tho

as papa juno

and her mom was who, alison janney? predictable much?

but honest to blog?

ok but good for her

even tho i bet roller derby girls are like, "you know, i thought you would represent the sport in a non-stereotypical way..."

and now

there's that andy samberg snl sketch that ppl are too glad to bring up

ughhhhhhh i just found a site i was going to link here but it is such bad clickbaity "lol the internet" omg i am depressed

ellen philpotts-page, as i remind myself

that is her honest-to-blog name

<3

I hate to interrupt jaymc, but I think it's fine she came out. She also seems quite talented but just hasn't made any good films that I've seen*, it happens these days.

It'd be nice if just ANY celebrity telling us that they is a same-sexer wasn't news meant to THRILL us all (esp gullible young people), but then it would be a world where a 76-year-old man (NO MATTER HOW ADMIRABLE AND TALENTED) wouldn't be famous solely for saying "Warp factor five" over and over 45+ years ago.

I do think the SNL sketch should have ended with her using a strap-on to take Samberg.

mook, "sisterhood"? really?

* I have seen Inception and that Woody Allen Rome thing.

Jaymc wins the internet today.