Emilio Estevez seems like a nice guy. He is not a good filmmaker.
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You'd think they could just 3D print new outfits as needed.
Serious Question: did Donald Glover play any of the instruments on this album?
Does he play an instrument?
And yet…
Anthony Bourdain is developing a similarly massive food market in New York City (to be called, no joke, "Bourdain Market"). He's even planning on bringing in food vendors from around the world (including ones who have appeared on his shows) to set up shop.
It's a couple years away, but will be even bigger than Eataly…
Who would have thought that Donald Trump would not only still be relevant in 2016, but would be the most relevant person in the entire world?
"Stone’s bruising, blistering game footage is some of the best ever committed to film"
"It's not like the Constitution has changed since Roe v. Wade, right? It would take some impressive mental gymnastics to suddenly find it unconstitutional now."
Someone will be happy to cue up a case for them to overturn Roe.
>It's really hard to defend some of the lyrics from artists like Kanye West, etc. but people tend to give them a pass for some reason.
The sampling on "Pop Goes The Weasel" is as good/inventive as anything the Dust Brothers did on "Paul's Boutique"
Awesome casting, but they make the movie-based-on-current-events so close the events nowadays he's just not old enough. How about Russel Crowe?
Party Down is right up there with (pre-Netflix) Arrested Development and the UK Office. And it ends with a very satisfying finale.
Those exist: https://www.google.com/sear…
It's a legit classic, that's why I'm pretty anxious about a 20-years later direct sequel tarnishing the legacy of one of my faves.
I forgot they did that on 30 Rock, it was a great bit.
Josh Fenderman: https://www.youtube.com/wat…
AV Club just reviewed a new movie "American Honey" about "magazine crews", which is similar to knife-selling in that it's an awful job where the young kids who are hired are totally exploited.