What about Santa Baby? The only reason I could ever feel compelled to seek that one out is if Tom Waits recorded a cover.
Not to take away from Andre Braugher saying "Raspberry Sherbet," but the colour on his car is either Honduras Maroon or Palomar Red (depending on the year), and I feel like those would've read even better,
Jonathan Pryce gained ten pounds during the TMD shooting, from all the scenery he chewed. True fact.
In The Man With The Golden Gun, while tailing Scaramanga, just before he makes with the flying car. Not helping the magnificent stunt is the involvement of Sheriff J.Dubya. Pepper.
I think moreso than trimming out a setpiece, a number of them could each stand to be trimmed down a few minutes. Sure, we get it, they're fighting in a helicopter, Bond don't give a shit about nobody, that was established quickly enough. Sam Smith's song wasn't that great, maybe we don't need the whole thing. And so…
God's Not Dead 2: Lisa Needs Braces.
I don't know if it's just Canadian Raccoons are more polite because of stereotypes, but I lived in a building that had a squad of them living on the property, and even though they were in the outdoor garbage bins pretty much every night, I think they only made a small mess a couple times in the two years I lived there.
All-Star Jerseys? When they go full NASCAR, it'll be the Converse Chuck Taylor All-Star Showdown Game Jersey.
It's like hockey, except instead of the players beating the shit out of each other on occasion, they kind of just fall over if the wind hits them funny.
What else could they possibly want the emotional intelligence for? That's how you get the ladies these days, right? I mean, not just implicitly understanding they really, really want it.
Don't get me wrong, I love MooreBond (including A View To A Kill), but imagine him delivering a line like Casino Royale's "The bitch is dead now." He changed Fleming's characterization when it suited him.
The most important part of Bond's identity is being a refined, brutal psychopath, so I'm not sure why dandyBond gets to have an opinion, since he often objected to portraying the uglier parts of the character Fleming wrote.
Could be worse, if Steven Page really did buy an old house up on the Danforth, it would've been where he was living when he wrote One Week, and that place would still be worth seven figures.
Eh, they were in a VW Bus, a vehicle not known for its crash protection, and you've got the one guy hanging out the sunroof. It's a reasonable bet they were injured or incapacitated for at least a little while. Although, what're the chances that RPG didn't go off?
I imagine part of the change comes from running a network show compared to any number of haphazard independent stage productions the Muppets have traditionally put on - it's not hard to imagine how that daily grind would make one a little weary and cynical.
Do people in Los Angeles even know what Microsoft is?
You say Cristin Milioti's playing against type, but just wait until Fargo seasons 3 through 13 is an unseen Keith Carradine narrating to an unimpressed looking Allison Tolman about how he met her. And, in the end, we'll find out he was in love with Jean Smart all along.
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I actually quite like Alexisonfire, but then I was in high school when they started getting a lot of radio play, so I'm sure some of it was just right place and time to resonate with me.