After a couple of intense and in-depth film analyses these last few weeks, I thought it might be nice to try something a little lighter. I admit that I’m not personally on Twitter — and I don’t have a Twitter account for my site Reel Librarians, either — but every so often, it’s fun to explore on Twitter if anyone’s tweeted about Reel Librarians. And lo and behold, they have! 😀

Here are some of the tweet themes I’ve noticed over the years, as well as some (not all) of my favorite tweets about the Reel Librarians site in general or about specific posts:

Such a site exists!

Best librarian films. http://t.co/e7zN5ELc Nope, not an oxymoron. #librarians #films #funtowatch
— Red Hook Library (@redhooklibrary) January 5, 2012

Do you enjoy movies with librarians in them? Well someone has made a blog about it! Check it out at http://t.co/Ej0lAPcewL
— FIMS Grad Library (@FIMSGradLib) October 8, 2014

5 Fun and Interesting Blogs to Follow (from Reel Librarians to Atlas Obscura) http://t.co/VXYi1DTEFb
— INALJ (Naomi House) (@INALJNaomi) August 31, 2013

If you're looking for an interesting & well-researched movie-related blog to read, I suggest Reel Librarians https://t.co/syVYhDg4cZ
— Movie Vigilante (@MovieVigilante) September 21, 2016

@Abbey_Bender http://t.co/AyrhyI489r
— Doug Lenox (@douglenox) September 30, 2015

Real librarians love watching reel librarians:

Discovered http://t.co/tkD3omeiTM. All about Librarians! In Movies! So much for getting things done. #thankyoumoreplease #procrastination
— Crocobox (@TwoDinosauria) March 19, 2014

Very cool site with portrayals of librarians in film and what these reel librarians represent https://t.co/SLLw8MHD3U pic.twitter.com/q4fet0sROr
— Christian Lauersen (@clauersen) March 19, 2017

How do you react to librarian stereotypes? Great blog post at Reel Librarians http://t.co/7AgoGgpU #librarians #libraries #library #movies
— Vanessa Verdun-Morris (@NessaLikesBooks) June 22, 2012

"Now you’re in trouble. You owe 25 cents." From the 1990 comedy-drama 'Pump up the volume'. http://t.co/kiL2P3hw3T
— K-State Libraries (@kstatelibraries) January 27, 2014

Librarians at the @afirc like this site – Reel Librarians, which examines portrayals of librarians in film https://t.co/DXRG7rqlqS
— AFI Research Coll. (@afirc) May 16, 2016

For anyone interested in librarians on screen, this site is amazing https://t.co/T4jEz0lKZD @sophieanna30 @lynrobinson #CityLIS
Louise Wallace (@Luisa_inthesky) March 19, 2017

I have a rival. Reel Librarians (http://t.co/jzn4Ax2M): a new blog.
Colin Higgins (@ColinHiggins) September 26, 2011

Loving research:

Loved Brief Encounter at @HydeParkPH yesterday but puzzled by library scene in Boots. Luckily this explains all: https://t.co/OVcgrgZBtS
— Ross Horsley (@rosshorsefly) February 22, 2016

Even the geek in WarGames used it. http://t.co/GhbF2hqYQL @laurenkarlisle @RheumaBlog_Wren pic.twitter.com/eXZxGS8dF8
— Anne B (@abroshar) October 12, 2015

Mine is Red where classmark was used to provide clues. https://t.co/tYdEQMVczt #COLcalender2017
— Seri💙 (@puyi_1) November 4, 2016

Loving librarians in horror films:

don't want to inadvertently fuel anyone's bibliophobia, but here's a blog post about librarians in horror films.https://t.co/swI4JMWYuN
— it's kat! a sort of doomsday pastel aesthetic (@kathimmel) January 3, 2016

Victims or villains? Librarians in horror films & thrillers « Reel Librarians http://t.co/sPmyk1rH53
— waltr locustus pecoponzo (@wrltzr3) November 23, 2013

Scary clowns + reel librarians https://t.co/tmpaJUcYXA via @wordpressdotcom
— Mary-Michelle Moore (@MMichelleMoore) October 19, 2016

For your #halloween viewing pleasure – Chainsaw Sally: Little miss serial killer librarian | Reel Librarian http://t.co/IeyAp6VQ1h
— Seattle Book News (@seattlebooknews) October 30, 2013

“When he stores you under the floorboards, I’m sure he’ll catalog you, too!” Review of 'The Tell-Tale Heart' http://t.co/d0ZqzOpoCu
— Emily Scott (@Emily_Heath) October 28, 2014

Librarians in horror films | Reel Librarians #bibliotek #halloween #librarian http://t.co/SjuweuKcuZ
— Linda Sävhammar (@lindamarias74) October 31, 2014

Loving ‘The Librarians’ TV show:

All about #TheLibrarian http://t.co/koPI0fVIEG via @wordpressdotcom Blog posts abt The trilogy & hopefully the series as well!
— 🐺 mary e. brewer 🐾 (@maryebrewer) December 17, 2014

A librarian's (in my house, THE Librarian's) clever review & insightful analysis of #TheLibrarians http://t.co/0iKXmYFV66 @LibrariansTNT
— Samuel Snoek-Brown (@SnoekBrown) December 10, 2014

A ranking of every episode of #TheLibrarians, by a real librarian analyzing #ReelLibrarians! http://t.co/kht7tgZ2J7 @LibrariansTNT
— Samuel Snoek-Brown (@SnoekBrown) January 28, 2015

Loving librarian style:

Couldn't have said it better myself. Stylish female reel librarians https://t.co/XP1OpLXXEq via @wordpressdotcom
— Heather Langley (@Dontjudgealook) February 2, 2016

Stylish female reel librarians https://t.co/SbBKX66Kru via @wordpressdotcom
— Mary-Michelle Moore (@MMichelleMoore) February 3, 2016

VIP reader and tweeter:

Emily, a librarian and bee keeper, is a longtime reader of Reel Librarians, and comments frequently on posts. I love that she has also tweeted often about the site — thanks so much, Emily! 😀 😀 😀

People are keen on searching the web for 'naughty #librarians' – but a lot of them can't spell 'librarian': http://t.co/dbXcef4jiI
— Emily Scott (@Emily_Heath) July 30, 2013

Admire the dedication of spending an hour in Toys‘R’Us feeling for a packet containing a lego librarian: http://t.co/X4SGCGrAL2 #librarians
— Emily Scott (@Emily_Heath) August 13, 2013

A film that celebrates libraries & librarians! Oh and Christmas trees -'The twelve trees of Christmas': https://t.co/kHaYRMn4YK #libraries
— Emily Scott (@Emily_Heath) December 23, 2016

The danger of a single story for librarians – follow the reel librarians blog to learn more about film #librarians: https://t.co/3pk5DGGnks
— Emily Scott (@Emily_Heath) November 2, 2016

#HarryPotterFanGirl:

And last but not least, what might just be my personal favorite tweet about Reel Librarians, directly from actress Sally Mortemore, who played librarian Madam Pince in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002). She personally responded to the post I wrote about Madame Pince, comparing the librarian character in the books with her onscreen portrayal.

‘…the reel Mdm Pince is physically mor attractive than her counterpart in print.’ Shud I take that as a compliment? http://t.co/V1i24QxsUN
Sally Mortemore (@SallyMortemore) March 30, 2014

Hope you enjoyed the Reel Librarian-themed tweets! I’ll be back next week with more reel librarian fun 😀

Author: Jennifer

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2 thoughts on “Tweets about Reel Librarians”

Movie Vigilante (@MovieVigilante) says:

April 26, 2017 at 9:03 am

I’m always glad to tell people to check out your blog.

Check out! Get it?…Because you write a blog about librarians and you check out books.

I’ll show myself to the door now.

1. Jen @ Reel Librarians says:
  
  May 28, 2017 at 11:08 am
  
  LOL! I am always here for cheesy puns! 😀 😀 😀