Oh yes. They would do a killer Decline II riff.
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Yeah, the audience cheering them on was weird in some places and took me out of the story at key moments.(i.e. Judas sings a hearfelt “Just don’t say I’m daaaamned...” and audience loses their damned minds, with some even pumping their fists.)
Legend’s hippy-ish gentle take on it diffuses some of the tension. But after 40 years of living with Ted Neely’s intensely angry, conflicted portrayal, it’s hard to see anyone but him or that take on it. Neely’s voice in the movie (and onstage when I saw him in the 90s) is so unreal and perfectly suited for the part…
The Superstar number can often be an odd one, mostly because it was written not really as part of the narrative but as the first attention getting song/single for Lloyd Webber and Rice to get funding for the project. (Similar to how King Herod’s Song is a odd fit because it was from an abandoned King Richard project…
You don’t make friends with salad
I hope they do another music documentary, because their Eagles and Talkkng Heads spoofs were so spot on. Maybe Rattle and Hum or Madonna’s Truth it Dare would be good pretentious targets
Yeah they would still find great angles on it, just as they did to Robert Evans even though Bob Odenkirk did a legendary version on Mr Show.
Jabroni! Cool word!
Even better, and lost in the story, is that the only 2006 Forbes cover with Trump not only had him BUT ALSO Don Jr and Ivanka. That’s an important piece that is lost: his KIDS were on that cover that slapped President Spanky’s ass.
Hulu is awful with that shit. I have no idea what algorithm makes them think I want them to automatically start Fallon or Carmichael show or Perfect friggin’ Strangers after everything I watch. None of them are anywhere near my watchlist. They used to always do that with the Mindy Project, too, with it’s annoying…
Well, now I’m not so mad at Netflix’s auto-trailers, because you reminded me how grateful I am to Netflix for buying Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee so I never have to go to Crackle again.
Some of the personal details they add to make more of a “character” out of Salty gets a little eyeroll from me. Sorta reminds me of the Moriarty articles on Ain’t ItCool way back in the day that had like three paragraphs in the beginning of each article about his lab, or plans for world domination, or other stupid…
It’s so watery... but with a smack of ham!
Woah, I’m seeing quintuple! 25 mayo jars!
Just beware eating marshmallow creme on any Jizz sites. It’s... not marshmallow.
That’s my problem with most Marvel movies and Star Wars. They are all so high stakes that everything feels overblown. More micro level one-offs would be better. Part of what made Black Panther work so well is that it was a fairly contained story that’s not about thousands of faceless aliens destroying the world.…
“Man’s gotta have a desert hole”
Focusing so much on Cunanan and taking liberties with filling in the large gaps in our knowledge about him made it feel too much like the gay version of American Psycho at times.
They had such good casting with the FBI agents in episode 1 that I figured for sure we’d see a lot more of them.