I guess I am embarrassingly folksy and cheap then because I found it funny and charming, and really enjoyed the that teens were written as smart and not complete idiots.
I guess I am embarrassingly folksy and cheap then because I found it funny and charming, and really enjoyed the that teens were written as smart and not complete idiots.
Dammit. Take a freaking star.
Nothing wrong with remastering it. Been doing this with numerous WWII docs and music for years now. How is this any different? Or do you just hate history?
My favorite genre is ‘article drumming up controversy from comments that are not all that controversial punctuated by snarky internet commentary’
I assume her point is that it slightly helps remind people there are special raised standards to address guns/animals/why-not-children, and that the cast/crew would be reminded just because they’re all doing more or less the same end product and hours, that they need to act accordingly.
I know it was a bit, but man, by the time Conan was screaming and chugging hot sauce directly from the bottle, I was actually starting to get a little worried.
This is the most fun I’ve had watching SNL in a while. I was hoping Kate would molest Ryan’s bubble butt again, but other than that I have no complaints. All the skits were hilarious, and the Beavis and Butthead thing was like something out of vintage 1994 The State. Ryan was a trooper and showed a much more versatile…
This is getting heavy.
Why are you trying to get the internet to go after Michael J Fox? Does that seem like the right target to you?
“And I loved you.”
Like, past tense? This made you no longer love this guy?
Because he’s clearly ragging on social media stars, not Timothy Chalamet, and it feels like his tongue is pretty firmly in cheek either way.
I don’t think he’s talking about Timothee Chalamet. I think he means more YouTubers and TikTokers and other such “influencers” who are “famous” because they do a dance or model a piece of clothing.
Aw. Now he’ll never find the real killers.
Just terrible. My father died the same way
I’m all in for a baffling, batshit-crazy 133 minutes from the guy who brought us a baffling, batshit crazy 153 minute take on the nearly-unreadable “Heart of Darkness” and turned it into pure art.
I wonder if that anonymous studio head also thought that having some chick from Sacramento write and direct a movie about a…
Dismukes was especially spectacular here. I got a real I Think You Should Leave vibe from this escalating nonsense.
Never noticed how alike some of Wiig’s and Gartners characters are.
“there’s no Gilly”
Did anyone else think they were going to do a Californians sketch when Fred Armisen appeared during the Monologue? Seemed like a gimme with Hamm, Gosling, Rudd and Short already there.
He put a baby in me, Steven.