You know what could help avoid this confusion? Write your own fucking song.
You know what could help avoid this confusion? Write your own fucking song.
Back when she was Lil’ Miss Goo Goo.
tedious pop-culture debates that need to just die.
“It’s also worth pointing out that McConaughey’s specific political beliefs are still… kind of vague.”
Murder By Death
Yes!
I have an oddball choice: Peter Bogdonavich’s Noises Off.
I will throw in my vote here for one of my all-time favorites: Silverado. Kevins Kline and Costner, Danny Glover, Brian Dennehy, Jeff Goldblum, Rosanna Arquette, Linda Hunt, John Cleese (of all people), the list just goes on and on. Everyone turns in a magnificent performance and it is SO MUCH FUN!
“For an additional $756, guests will also be given ‘blasters’ crudely carved out of wood. They will be required to make their own ‘pew-pew’ sounds.”
With the Animaniacs at their disposal, this needs a playable Chicken Boo with costumes of every character a la Kirby in Smash Bros. or I’m not interested.
So now we know that it doesn't matter if cows are slaughtered or they escape; either way, they have a good chance of becoming sliders.
I get Renner may suck as a person, but he is a good actor, and does a fine job when they give he the space and dialogue, as seen in AoU, Civil War, and Endgame.
I’m glad he mentioned Cloud Atlas. It’s a film that takes some big swings, and it doesn’t always connect, but I love its ambition. I think it’s really underrated, and I had an absolute blast watching it in theaters.
I feel like they’ve made a rod for their own backs with that title, when every conversation about the show has to start with: “No, not Mare of Easttown, that critically-acclaimed show that everyone loved last year. No, it’s not related to it. No, we don’t have Jean Smart...”
If smoking rollies, being rude to your co-workers, and stinking is what makes a great actor, I know some people in my neighborhood who deserve Oscars.
I don’t dislike Leo, but I have a hard time envisioning anyone else topping Powers Boothe’s performance as Jones in Guyana Tragedy.
Victor. His name was Victor.