Trixie & Katya Discuss Anne Hathaway in Eileen

[@whiimsiical]

i didn't know Katya reads Ottessa Moshfegh's books but it makes so much sense

[@sofialara297]

as a longtime katya fan, knowing we both like ottessa moshfegh is so affirming

[@arc4705]

The way Katya sat up at the beginning, you'd think she was asked about Contact (1997)

[@dfsdfsdfs]

Of course Katya loves Lapvona, my queen's taste is immaculate

[@ap_mess]

okay miss katya with the literary realness 💅

[@MaryanaMaskar]

6:18 eileened over ❤❤❤

[@kafitty]

That this covers all of my major interests - Massachusetts gays, domestic abuse awareness, and Uncle Buck - is true testament to why I keep throwing money at these women.

[@ygnightkid6529]

This is my favorite part of this episode Specifically 4:22 bc I love when Katya doesn’t know something is a meme and is amused by it 😂

[@adam_swainston]

Trixie literally said “Eileen-ed in”

[@guardianofthegalaxy2051]

4:34😂

[@lkf8799]

Uncle Buck! I think about that giant pancake more than I care to admit 🥞😂

[@Louise-wk5yf]

The twist on this movie 💥

[@erinkat93]

Marin Ireland's monologue was soul-crushing.

[@krronos7]

Not Katya saying “I leaned over” and not clocking ‘Eileened over”

[@got2bjosh]

It's surreal to hear them discussing a film I have even a small connection to via company credit for investing. During the conversation, I remember saying something to the effect of, I know y'all are straight, but it's Anne Hathaway, we're doing this weird ask movie. So happy it all worked out!

[@joseluismeloconcepcion2021]

Katya saying what I was thinking about A Mother's Instinct

[@drewbabez7336]

Ughh katya is my forever crush 😍

[@CWazBroadwayBandGeek]

I loved the movie Eileen. It was Carol’s edgy, broodier sister. Eileen was a better woman than I. If Doctor Rebecca Saint John looked at me the way she did in the movie, I would go cannibalistic if she looked at me with those sultry brown eyes. I would be acting like Venom, losing my mind over how this woman was flirting with me.

[@MrMoz32]

Thomasin Mckenzie = Miss Eileen.

[@Maialeen]

Eileen is one of my favorite books and I still haven't watched the movie. Was kinda afraid it won't capture the grit of the book. My Year of Rest and Relaxation is fantastic too. Otessa Moshfegh girls would probably like Mona Awad and Eliza Clark too. Tons more actually. Such a good literary time for the weirdos.

[@somewhereonlyweknow2814]

You guys are correct. Miss Anne Hathaway is the mother of all lesbians and all gays, she has always been. WE LIVE FOR HER 👑

[@SammPreston]

I cannot wait for you to cover Mother's Instinct!

[@steveguttenberg378]

That’s our Queen Amelia Mignonette Grimaldi Thermopolis Renaldo

[@IVNHYPRFNK]

The monologue at the end tho

[@najadahmer4862]

I gotta watch this movie!

[@ladydevlish]

Actually, teaaaa

[@kellydanckwerts4653]

If you guys think Eileen is shocking then you are so not prepared for her other books like Lapvona lmao

[@salomonrael8117]

this movie is actually based of a book called Eileen by Ottessa Moshfegh

[@IVNHYPRFNK]

Salt burn is so overrated

[@andreagallegos3120]

Tea

[@nicovandermerwe2747]

I couldn't get through it

[@Gingersnaps1978]

Saltburn is transgression for normies

[@bilbofaggin5]

THIS ​@@Gingersnaps1978

[@robynmutema5830]

She looks good but she's a mess. A cheap, convoluted knock-off of the Talent Mr Ripley and Brideshead Revisited.

[@Rpm-o1y]

Katya reading ottessa… biggest redflag about her

[@milkcatdog394]

I didn’t care for the book 🤷🏻‍♀️ I’m sure the movie will be better

[@CollinCollinCollin00000]

I feel like I wasted $5.99 on the movie. The ending was too abrupt.

[@hinhwood1629]

I didn’t like anything about it but Anne.

[@pamelalansbury94]

So Trixie is. John Hughes elitist. Noted.

[@EchanteDante]

I also feel like the Oscar bait movies are sooo annoying and most of the time they’re boring as hell.

[@gridlock7425]

Also fucked up: Happiness, by Todd Solondz