Btw, join R29MovieClub tonight at 5 p.m. EST for a rewatch of The Bling Ring streaming on netflix 🍿
I began to notice more and more movie clubs pop up online. Now, as we near our second month in quarantine, there are more than enough online film clubs to fill up your weekly calendar. Vanity Fair, Vulture, and non-profits like the, are all taking"home theater" to the next level with virtual movie clubs, combining the at-home screening with an engaging discussion online. Finally, talking and texting during movies is being encouraged.
Of course, the idea of a movie club is not brand new, but it feels more special than ever before. They're an easy and effective way to bring people together who are staying home, doing their part to end a worldwide pandemic. We need movies that distract, comfort, and relax us. We crave a laugh! We deserve a soothing cry that is unrelated to the news cycle!
Here's a quick guide to the online movie clubs. Join one , or join them all — and share with your friends.Focused on movies about women, by women, R29 Movie Club revisits women-led or women-directed cult classics that you still haven't gotten out of your head. The conversation is going down on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.What are they watching?
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