Has Josh Gad been good, or at least intrinsic to something good, in anything since Book of Mormon? Anyone could have done the voice of Olaf in Frozen, for example, though the character was basically the animated version of the sweet and naive Book of Mormon character.
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Truthfully, History of the World Part 1 is Brooks’ weakest movie.
When one bought the company that makes Yugos, one can’t go around driving a Mustang.
As someone who connects through JFK from time to time, it is a bottom-tier major American airport: small yet unconnected terminals with few options for food or shopping, but also crowded in a way you don’t have to deal with at regional airports.
The new production could have used the Stewart line “mood is for cattle and loveplay”.
Let’s not forget the early 2000s SciFi Channel productions of Dune and Children of Dune, which have flaws but also various superior qualities over the Lynch and Villenueve movies.
A cover of Beck's “Sexx Laws” could go in some interesting directions, since the original has so much instrumentation.
I’ve hardly been back to AVC since the big firing, on principle, but I came here to check for Donna Bowman. I'm sure you're nice Kimberly, but I'm out for good most likely.
I got to see them together only once, on the No Cities to Love tour, in DC. NPR actually put video of the show online. I didnt find out about the band until after the break-up, so I never expected to see them play. Anyway, my wife sketched the band, and Janet came out to the floor after the show and signed it.
I guess it doesn’t look good if the only two MCU recasts are black dudes (the other being Rhodes).
Easy: Amy, who has the courtesy not to refer to a human as a “what”.
If only I had picked it back up for that last season.
Haven’t seen Hartnett for like 15 years, but he looks damn good.
Nice.
Does the musical reference how embarrassing the lyrics to “You Oughtta Know” are when delivered by an adult (as opposed the the empowered-female anthem it used to be promoted as) or how infamous “Ironic” is?
Indeed, the dialog comes right out with “...they can change any local ordinance?”
It was a record store chain.
From the perspective of the impact on the planet, it’s not much more of a privileged or egotistical act than traditional pregnancy.
Josh Gad as “Man Bending Over So You Can See His Crack and Underwear” is perfect casting.
The Martian is the most rewatchable movie of this century.