I think the best approach is have an old-timey ballpark organ play the accompaniment, have some rando cue the crowd with “Oh, say...”, then let the crowd and organist do the rest. The quality will revert to the mean and all will be spared.
I think the best approach is have an old-timey ballpark organ play the accompaniment, have some rando cue the crowd with “Oh, say...”, then let the crowd and organist do the rest. The quality will revert to the mean and all will be spared.
I think Gaten Matarazzo, who’s got a beautiful voice, will be just fine doing his Broadway thing. Hawke and Keery are very charismatic and I hope they continue to do well. I’m less optimistic about Sink and Brown. I’m not sure about their acting chops or charisma, and I think you need at least one, on top of a lot of…
IMDB says the same!
That’s enlightening, so thanks! Still an incredibly tricky tightrope for this movie to walk.
So, did they really have to keep the name “Sabra”? How important is that name to the character, for those in the know? I know there’s Sabra Hummus, but this is a Mossad agent named Sabra, so it’s hard not to think about the massacre instantly when hearing it in this context.
I know her primarily from Faerie Tale Theatre.
He’s a Male Karen who’s insisting on a window seat on his flight to Orlando.
No, but Madonna perform a couple of songs (“Sooner or Later” and that really beautiful “What Can You Lose” with Patinkin).
Maybe people don’t think of it as action, but IMDB says it kinda is, so I’ll put in a plug for Bacurau.
“Glad to meet you!”
But they’re the smart kind. The kind who sneaks in their own Raisinets and bottle of kombucha.
Strangely enough didn’t she get mauled by a bear so they had to replace her? I actually hadn’t heard that story from anywhere, but I’m thinking I can start an urban legend.
“Guys, she just has to be a brunette. If Mortimer’s not available, let’s see if Lea Michele’s open.”
It’s hard to imagine Watts not being hot. I’ll be ready to date Grandma Naomi years from now!
Not sure how much clout the AVClub has, but I’d love to see a big name, someone more conventional like an Elvis Costello or Gaga or McCartney do a cover of an Adrianne Lenker song or a Bonny Light Horseman song or any other indie-ish song by a much smaller band.
I’m sure she was sectioned off partly to feel “safer” but also partly because of her stinky poops.
Not this Gen Xer! I ate Frosted Miniwheats because of their stance on Kosovo!
Why are we giving this song any attention when people unthinkingly sing “Let It Snow” even though it’s clearly written by Randian libertarians who next to the comfort of their fireplaces believe the unhoused get whatever meteorological punishment they deserve for not working hard enough?
My inclusions are:
So Fincher didn’t direct Paula Abdul’s “Opposites Attract” and didn’t make MC Skat Kat do 5o takes of his opening scene?