Tye Sheridan is one of the most mediocre young actors to ever get shoved down my throat in recent memory. I don't get why Tonchi decided to put him on a cover, considering that Ready Player One isn't nearly as bonafide a hit as its hype initially suggested. He should've given the cover to John Krasinski or even Chadwick Boseman, considering the longevity of the Black Panther euphoria and the upcoming Avengers: Infinity War.
With regards to Tiffany, as much as I love her, I'll echo Phuel's sentiment that the direction of her cover and editorial comes off as rather gimmicky. With someone whose proposition or shtick is so identifiable, one must've gone with a 180 approach. I mean, if they could transform Tye into a ridiculous Nick Carter / AJ McLean hybrid on the first cover, they could've painted Tiffany in say, a more regal light.
Having said all of that, I can't believe Tonchi would say yes to that horrendous layout. It looks straight out of the late 90s, early 00s tacky teen, pop-culture magazine with a severe fascination for the incoming Millennium. Let's put an end to this whole "irony" non-sense.
With regards to Tiffany, as much as I love her, I'll echo Phuel's sentiment that the direction of her cover and editorial comes off as rather gimmicky. With someone whose proposition or shtick is so identifiable, one must've gone with a 180 approach. I mean, if they could transform Tye into a ridiculous Nick Carter / AJ McLean hybrid on the first cover, they could've painted Tiffany in say, a more regal light.
Having said all of that, I can't believe Tonchi would say yes to that horrendous layout. It looks straight out of the late 90s, early 00s tacky teen, pop-culture magazine with a severe fascination for the incoming Millennium. Let's put an end to this whole "irony" non-sense.
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