Jesse Buckley... I mean there are once-in-a-lifetime performances, and then there's something like this. Brilliant and fun, almost indescribable. Bale is always great, but it's nice to see him giving a supporting turn that enhances and elevates something so unique. I left very happy.
While I get the impression that some people are left a bit bemused, I have a strong feeling that this will have a long life and a deepening appreciation.
I really enjoyed "THE BRIDE!" Granted, I am fond of monster movies in general, but MG shocks something real into her Bride, all while paying loving tribute to what came before.
The sketch was written by Bob
Odenkirk, who was clearly getting input from Farley. I have a recording of it performed at SC... it came to the wider world more or less intact.
It's his last completed film. Good to go out on a high note and leave them wanting more.
Letters of Transit would be a good name for a British new wave band.
Pete Hegseth is every Karate Kid bad guy in one ill-fitting suit.
Proof of life. False Spring gives way to the Last Gasp of Winter Rain. It's cold, but not as cold as other false things I've known.
They were in the trunk of his car.
Ayahuasca retreat. He purged the rest of the afternoon.
He's *always* armed.
Gawrsh!
Seconded. Even if you think it's not your thing, it's a film everyone should see once.
In another dimension, Bowie is playing atonal jazz in a club at the heart of a star.
Cary Grant says he based everything he did on Zeppo Marx. For years, I thought that was a line. It wasn't. Zeppo was an elegant gangster and a card sharp, not to mention as funny as his brothers, but had he wanted to go solo, he might have turned out something like Grant.
Harrison Ford greets Peter Mayhew
I'm told he looked after Peter Mayhew, which puts him on the good guy list as far as I'm concerned. You can make a living doing conventions, but the medical bills...
Billionaire Bruce Wayne will be joining the Paramount board. Meanwhile, Clark Kent is starting a Substack.
I went through a big Lemmon phase as a teenager. Watched stuff I had no business seeing. THE APARTMENT is for anyone who loves movies, but what was I doing renting SAVE THE TIGER?
I have always suspected that Jack Lemmon (and occasionally Walter Matthau's) 1990s run of minor comedy hits had a lot to do with high schoolers digging him/them. It couldn't have only been me.
Anyway, he seems to be having a blast, and you love to see it.
At first it struck me as odd that he mostly dresses onstage as he did on the programme. Then the penny dropped: Peter Capaldi isn't dressing like Doctor Who; Doctor Who was dressing like Peter Capaldi.
Loving seeing the videos from Peter Capaldi's UK gigs. This is now the high water mark for a post-DW career. No one is having more fun.
Without Joe Kennedy, they would have turned into monsters of the Hunter Thompson variety. Junior proves this.
Joe put those boys through hell. They were expected to become what they became. But without him, imagine what sorts of crazed hellraisers they might have been. They might have started a motorcycle gang.
John Inman, wearing an "I'm Free" t-shirt, pours champagne for Wendy Richard.
My algorithm is fried.
Yeah, but *nobody* looks like Robert Redford. 🤣😅
Orson Welles as The Shadow
Looks nothing like Ralph Fiennes.
It's the Goodfellas of Westerns. Although, Scorsese did Casino and The Irishman after, but they feel like thematic sequels. Clint didn't feel the need to make another straight Western, did he?
