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#ReadyOrNot

190
posts · 30d
41
users
6
posts / day
4.6
posts / user
-27% vs last week

#ReadyOrNot is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 41 people shared 190 posts with it — around 6 a day. Activity is down 27% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 18 with 130 posts.

#ReadyOrNot posts per day (last 30 days)

Posts with #ReadyOrNot

DiscussingFilm
@discussingfilm.net
5 months ago
The wedding dress that Samara Weaving wears here in ‘READY OR NOT’ is the only costume she wears throughout the entire film. • 24 dresses were created for production, 17 for Weaving and 5 for her stunt double • The dress is actually built separately in 5 parts #ReadyOrNot
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DiscussingFilm
@discussingfilm.net
5 months ago
Our ‘READY OR NOT’ watch party has now begun! Start the film on Hulu now and join us at DiscussingFilm as we tweet some behind the scenes insights about the first film + new exclusive interview quotes from the cast & directors! #ReadyOrNot
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DiscussingFilm
@discussingfilm.net
5 months ago
Kathryn Newton tells us that her favorite scene in ‘READY OR NOT’ is this ending shot of Grace — “It’s a meme!” Originally the film’s ending was intended to be much darker which would have included the Le Domas family killing Grace & getting away with it. #ReadyOrNot
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DiscussingFilm
@discussingfilm.net
5 months ago
In this scene where Grace plays the game of Hide & Seek, you start to see more of the LeDomas’ mansion. The ‘READY OR NOT’ production team shot in 2 separate locations for the mansion: • Casa Loma in Toronto, also used for the X-Mansion in the X-Men films • Parkwood Estate #ReadyOrNot
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DiscussingFilm
@discussingfilm.net
5 months ago
As we pass the mid-point of ‘READY OR NOT’, fans may have noticed how the direction has changed to a more intense and chaotic feel. Radio Silence intentionally filmed the start with more calm grand-sweeping shots & slowly moved to a more chaotic filming style. #ReadyOrNot
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DiscussingFilm
@discussingfilm.net
5 months ago
Directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett tell us that they actively avoided repeating any moments from the first film in ‘READY OR NOT 2: HERE I COME’. “The conversation was: how do we avoid [repeating ourselves], how do we do it differently, how do we surprise ourselves” #ReadyOrNot
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DiscussingFilm
@discussingfilm.net
5 months ago
For fans of the blood in this film, ‘READY OR NOT 2: HERE I COME’ has even more with 325 gallons of fake blood used + 14 blood cannons used for one sequence. #ReadyOrNot
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