You're missing out. He nails something about the American experience that's not quite The American Experience. One of the best working filmmakers alongside Coens, Tarantino, and Scorsese.
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The movie poster screams 1995:
You imprison the Tarlys, and then when the war is close to won, say, "Now, I can take all of your land and titles, or, you can serve me. Which one will it be?"
It's like the Mos Eisley cantina.
You know they changed the name from $100,000 bar to 100 Grand?
"Mulder wakes up, starts casually masturbating in bed, rolls over and boom it's Barbara Hershey."
Experienced servers at better at upselling alcohol.
I refer to apricots as "cots" like Steinbeck's characters in Of Mice and Men.
Snoochie boochies!
It's a niche audience for his films that feature ugly, unlikable characters. Even Todd Solondz is like, "What the fuck, dude?"
It's the type of show that could have continued indefinitely.
"I have footage in Austin — we're going to find it somewhere here at the office — where it literally looks like cast of Seinfeld or like Howard Stern in a Nazi outfit. They all look like Howard Stern. They almost got like little curly hair down, and they’re just up there heiling Hitler. You can tell they are totally…
I like how he was like, "Trust me, dudes, get to a brothel, like, now."
If only there were some sort of organized plan or legislative action that helped to control drug costs…
"Listen, I've bedded more gorgeous women than Frasier and his loser brother combined, and I've had much cuter dogs."
Chickety China, friends with North Korea
Putin's in Crimea
Watching Fox and Friends with no lights on
I see a blonde
I hope Neil Cavuto's on this one!
True, but the It Girl / media industrial complex sort of coincided with the rise of "indie film" in which he played a significant role.
So mental.
"he will have more time to LOWER RIPOFF DRUG PRICES!"