If you live near an arthouse theater, it still might be offering screenings of “RBG,” which has raked in almost $13 million since it was released in January. But don’t confuse that Ruth Bader Ginsburg movie with this Ruth Bader Ginsburg movie, in which the Supreme Court justice is played by Felicity Jones.
Her story made history. ? Felicity Jones is Ruth Bader Ginsburg in #OnTheBasisOfSex – in theaters this Christmas. Watch the trailer now. pic.twitter.com/bdoUF8PrXm
— On The Basis Of Sex (@onthebasisofsex) July 16, 2018
Spoiler alert: The last 15 minutes is RBG napping.
— Redcloak, Professional Pain in the… (@BrewingAle) July 16, 2018
#OnTheBasisOfMisinterpretingTheConstitution
— Sarah Wiers Sieplinga (@SarahWS11790) July 16, 2018
Direct to cable? Or, within the 1st week?
— G-man (@Gman64fla) July 16, 2018
Straight to Netflix, or On Demand. One week of release.
— Steve Carter (@ScryingGlass) July 16, 2018
Now this will be a huge money loss
— Chuck Jackson (@ChuckJackson10) July 17, 2018
Can’t wait to miss this one.
— Keith Parrott (@KeithParrott7) July 16, 2018
No thanks!
— Grohmomma⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@bkgroh) July 16, 2018
No effing thanks.
— Greg Wilkes (@Megahawk15) July 16, 2018
Why would I want to watch a movie about the most liberal out of touch jurist on the supreme court?! Gag! She doesn't follow law, only misplaced liberal emotional BS!
— ❌Gary T. Ridenour ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@GaryRidenour) July 16, 2018
Better question. Why the Hell is twitter putting this in my newsfeed?!?!
— Cary Sayers (@csayers27) July 16, 2018
— al gabriel (@algabriel2008) July 16, 2018
The reviews are in! pic.twitter.com/1z2nShJa5J
— L. J. Costello (@LJCostello_11) July 16, 2018
https://twitter.com/Mtnman1320/status/1018932623945523201
Little or no interest.
— Gregory James (@gajames189) July 16, 2018
Ooo now do Clarence Thomas
— Lemón (@LunarLemonade) July 17, 2018
So….. the prelude to her retirement? ???
— Steve S (@rescuecompany1) July 17, 2018
And yes, that accent is terrible:
Oh for God’s sakes! There wasn’t an actress who could do a real Brooklyn accent available?
— DebraNYC (@debra_hendler) July 16, 2018
We’re pretty sure this next tweet isn’t sarcasm, and that’s frightening:
Can't wait to see it! Hopefully the Trump Administration doesn't stop it from showing
— Lynn glosser (@LynnGlosser) July 17, 2018
Sorry, but you have to watch all the way to the end of the trailer to hear Jones as Ginsburg argue that the word “freedom” doesn’t appear in the Constitution.
Oh good lord, another movie miseducating people about the law. Contrary to what she says toward the end, "freedom" does appear in the constitution. it's in the 1st A. I'll assume the real #RuthBaderGinsburg never said anything that dumb
Cc @instapundit @PolitiBunny @wjjhoge https://t.co/hpW1m2UnVQ
— (((Aaron Worthing))) (@AaronWorthing) July 16, 2018
See? It's right there cc @LegInsurrection @AG_Conservative pic.twitter.com/SR7GysyTww
— (((Aaron Worthing))) (@AaronWorthing) July 16, 2018
Seriously, I'll give the screenwriter 100 bucks if the very next line in that movie is "what the hell are you talking about? It's in the First Amendment."
— (((Aaron Worthing))) (@AaronWorthing) July 17, 2018
https://twitter.com/jazzboy12/status/1018923669203005445
Someone deleted the tweet that goes here arguing the fact … wonder why?
The bill of rights is the first ten amendments of the constitution.
— Kyle (@kylesteinhauser) July 16, 2018
https://twitter.com/jazzboy12/status/1018952719757742080
Arguing her case prior to 1791? She’s not that old.
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