Honestly, the setting combined with the promise of a Mica Levi score is all it took to make me want to watch it: her score was the scariest part of Under the Skin in my opinion.
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Two characters vehemently do try to “nope out” and, well, it doesn’t work.
No, she’s saying money is the reason she took the job. Not that she couldn’t relate because she had tons of it.
I’m really, really curious to hear the opinions of both an adult who’s never seen the original and a child who’s never seen the original. I just can’t imagine that this movie works without both facial expressions and prior knowledge of the og’s sense of fun and theatricality. Such a weird concept right from the get-go.
It was shown, it was just a quick shot and we didn’t get to see what exactly he was doing.
Those two sad, little notes from the accordion as the fucking accordion player reveals himself as the snitch....perfect.
Definitely! And since Hiro Murai directed some episodes of Barry, I’m guessing Bill Hader is a fan of Atlanta and Hiro’s style.
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Good thing she didn’t get any of her work done with you in mind!
Holy shit
Really not sure why it has to be an either/or situation? Giving them directions to a shelter or food bank (which they probably already know about, being homeless and all) may solve FUTURE problems, but it may not fix the fact that they haven’t eaten in two days and are starving right now.
But still, it was delightful.
Colin Robinson only had a handful of lines this episode and every single one sent me to the moon
It’s so beautiful! What right do these muppeteers have to make such great music? “There’s not a word yet / for old friends who’ve just met”
God it’s just so good. Even this one picture is hilarious.
Doug Jones is always a delight, but usually for ooky-spooky reasons. This time he's a delight simply for being so delightful. I'm bummed he's gone so soon!
Excellent news! I can’t wait to see Steve Martin’s young pale gams on the big screen.
Agreed!
Agreed!
Very much looking forward to watching this!