r/SipsTea 22d ago

Chugging tea What are some examples of this?

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u/AstroFysicsgirl82 22d ago

u/PhoenixReborn 22d ago

Elle Fanning too

u/DaFuzi_J 22d ago

I just watched Cameron Monaghan try to kill Elle Fanning with a bat on Criminal Minds last night, actually. Haven't seen that episode in forever so I had to do two different double takes.

It's Season 2 Episode 6, "The Boogeyman".

u/cracked-tumbleweed 22d ago

That show always depressed me. Great show, just bleak.

u/According_Coyote_452 22d ago

Ooh I want to watch this. I hope I can find it somewhere.

u/DaFuzi_J 22d ago

The first 7 seasons are available on Prime.

u/According_Coyote_452 22d ago

Thanks. I’m in Australia and it’s a paid extra on Prime but I found it on Disney.

u/BigSpud41 22d ago

What is a baseball bat but an analog lightsaber?

u/Conscious_Occasion 22d ago

Not sure if unpopular, but I think Elle is light years better than Dakota, who is a fine actress in her own right. I saw Super 8 and have been a loyal Elle fan ever since.

u/notyourvader 22d ago

The better Fanning

u/ILoveSquirtle69 22d ago

big butt

u/becauseiloveyou 22d ago

Gooners really can't stop themselves from sharing thoughts that originated from their dicks.

u/Docta608 22d ago

While you aren't wrong, go watch the first couple episodes of Margots got money trouble on AppleTV. Not much is left to the imagination anymore for ole Elle.

u/PentagramJ2 22d ago

also that seen in Predator Badlands where it's literally just her android leggs walking around kicking other ass, it got a lot of screen time lmao

u/killdevil 22d ago

If you watch some of the making-of videos, the legs are actually her quite skinny stunt double.

u/ILoveSquirtle69 22d ago

Romans 2:1You, therefore, have no excuse, you who pass judgment on someone else, for at whatever point you judge another, you are condemning yourself, because you who pass judgment do the same things.

u/dotesdoto 22d ago

Are you trying to say that you have big butt too?

u/Zebidee 22d ago

Elle was great in The Lost Room.

u/WhyAmINotStudying 20d ago

They're releasing a movie next March that's a film version of the book, The Nightingale. It's about French sisters during World War II and when I heard they were the ones doing it, I was so excited.

The fact that two former child actors are perfect casting for a serious drama movie is such a great sign of how much things have changed for child actors in Hollywood.

u/Zoltan_Balaton 22d ago

The Lost Room