She’s in a difficult position. And she had no real choice but to fire the manager. Becky reportedly try to silence the same stories a few years ago, to protect his client, and he has a lot of clout in American comedy. He also represents heavyweights like Kevin Hart or Amy Poehler, and 3 Arts Entertainment, where he…
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The weird thing is that FYEO is mostly a serious and no-bullshit Bond, apart from the pre-titles scene and the epilogue with the parrot and Thatcher, which are very bad comedy.
Wozniak has done nothing of note since the original Apple II and the seventies. After his plane accident, which required a lot of therapy, he took a backseat.
It is, mostly for legal reasons. In the fifties, Ian Fleming had worked with two other writers on a script that he later transformed into the novel named Thunderball. He made the mistake of not crediting the two other guys for their contributions. They sued him, and won compensation in the form of the filming rights…
They could adapt the actual novel named You Only Live Twice. The adaptation by Roald Dahl just kept a few characters and the Japanese setting. The novel deals with Bond being a widower and a shadow of his former self until he accidentally finds where Blofeld is hiding.
The whole thing was entirely planned even before production started. They had the 18 scripts and they shot all the episodes in one chunk, with Jody Hill handling direction on the first half and David Gordon Green on the second half (with McBride handling one episode in each case). They just aired the second half a…
Last year, at one point, reviews for season 3 had been stopped due to the lack of traffic they brought. A few weeks later, they returned, due to some corporate decision. My guess would be that they needed to review a couple of Amazon Prime shows to get ads.
The Good Place heads into hiatus leaving only lovely, hilarious memories of “Derek”.
Watching the ep, I kept imagining how incompetently our lying racist ignoramus of a president would’ve “handled” the situation.
The conspiracy plot stretched credibility in season 1, but its rapid resolution at the beginning of S2 highlights how simplistic the politics are in the rest of the show, now that Kirkman’s presidency isn’t built on extraordinary circumstances and that it’s business as usual.
Also the threats from the IRA were a direct consequence of Kubrick’s slow pace.
None of the film was shot in Italy. It was all California and Spain. That’s why they could afford an entire trained battalion for the battle scenes. They just used Franco’s army, which was included in the package. And I doubt there was much partying in Madrid in those days.
It was two things.
Kubrick was as much into partying as Nathan Fielder is.
It will be due when Maggie from The Walking Dead delivers hers.
The best recent take on Andy Warhol was by Bill Hader in Men in Black III, of all things.
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She should not be confused with Canadian TV host Anne-Marie Losique, who defends as consensual and mostly scripted her various interviews with Affleck, including this gem:
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In other words, the “Nuclear Nadal” scene in The Dictator was actually outdone by a real life incident.