Also, Alexander deserves some sort of "Euro DJ Appreciation" plaque for writing "Murder on the Dancefloor"…15 years later, that song still rules.
Also, Alexander deserves some sort of "Euro DJ Appreciation" plaque for writing "Murder on the Dancefloor"…15 years later, that song still rules.
Annie, this was a really good read, and I especially liked the point about musical transition.
As someone who clicked because I thought this would be an F, Nathan did a good job of the two funny scenes elevating this to a D-.
There are many things I love about Rectify, and one is the ability to have any character acts as the protagonist for an episode. Teddy's situation generates a surprising amount of sympathy (full credit to Crawford): his birth mother is out of the picture, he had his step-mom ask him to stop calling her "mom", and his…
Amantha's stilted conversation with Peanut, a thousand times yes. Hilarious scene, and what I really appreciated was how it didn't end with a disdainful note, but Amanatha's bewilderment that this is her life.
Co-signed.
Get the hell out of here…
Great idea. The use of "Funky Drummer" could be a 10-part essay:
Twix -> Betwixt -> Between -> State of every character on this show!
Excellent use of The Raconteurs' "Together" in the bar while Amantha and Jon split-up.
Internet Goldmine from 2005: people posting their initial disappointment with Colbert Report!
One of Carrell's segments that killed me was the Tour de France updates where he juuuuuust kept missing a live report of the racers. Super simple concept, but Carrell sold the hell out of it.
Colbert: "Condoleezza Rice, you have the last word…"
Rice: "Thanks for having me-"
Colbert: "YOU'RE A MORON!"
Yeah, that is a huge quote I hadn't read before.
And her brother's name is Daniel - totally mainstream!
If your friend could follow everything in Fargo, your friend can watch Rectify without a problem.
This year might be rough because Jon Hamm nailed the finale of Mad Men. However, I fully agree that Young is worthy of some kind of recognition.
Legitimately great news - this is my favorite drama on TV alongside The Americans.
Season 1 definitely hangs over the criticism of this show, but that's the risk with an anthology.
I'm sure this movie is terrible, and I remembered little about the actual plot (little heavy for a freaking game trailer), but damn, it produced 1-liners that I still recall 20+ years later…