It's not that the book is bad, but it often gets caught up in trying to be deeper than it need be. Though the book is unlike a lot of other fairly known teenage comedies, everything feels inauthentic, from the trashy dialogue to the meandering plot.
It's not that the book is bad, but it often gets caught up in trying to be deeper than it need be. Though the book is unlike a lot of other fairly known teenage comedies, everything feels inauthentic, from the trashy dialogue to the meandering plot.
Everything that I really liked in the trailer was not in the movie. When I re-watched it, it became apparent that these scenes built their relationship, and showed a deeper connection between the main characters
Ben Stiller and Naomi Watts portray a married couple who work in the field of documentary film. While Stiller has been working on the same, overworked film for ten years, Watts is trying to work through her own insecurities and disdain for a provincial life
While the subject of the film is upsetting, it's not stirring enough to warrant any nominations. It's a run of the mill biopic dealing with an interesting if tepid subject. Second, it's a strange kind of film, for various reasons. It makes sense for Burton to gravitate towards this film, as it deals in curiously odd looking paintings
In 2012, at the Largo Theater, Tig Notaro gave an impressively legendary set where she talked about her recent battle with an intestinal infection, breast cancer, a breakup, and the death of her mother, all at the urging of Ira Glass.
We get to see the response from pop icon Madonna, who supported and gave awareness to their plight while they were in prison. We learn about the politics and corruption of Putin, who the band strongly opposes for many reasons.
There’s a fierce debate within the feminist community as to whether pornography is exploitative, woman-hating, and offensive, or a tool to express one’s sexuality. From this ruckus have come two documentaries, each made by women, each showcasing a different side of pornography’s vast reach
The boy who never grew up is a common trope, also explored in "Elizabethtown" and probably every indie film of the past ten years. Rose Byrne is the driving force for this film, as she balances between a soft sweetness and near internal combustion, in her performance as a woman who takes care of everyone.
What people remember most about this film was that Jennifer Aniston only wore a little, if no, makeup throughout the shooting of this film. As huge as this is (sense the sarcasm?) what many others remember is everyone saying that Aniston was a contender for a Best Actress nomination at the 2015 Academy Awards.
For his heroism, Snowden has been ridiculed, hunted, and slandered by everyone from the American public to the President of the United States. However you feel about Snowden, what he did was heroic
The biggest themes in most Jewish stories, seems to be the lack of parity between the secular and Orthodox. Burshtein has noted that there aren't many films about the positives of her community, and the closeness that faith affords.
The footage I am referring to comes from Treadwell's yearly summer adventures into the Alaskan wild. Equipped with very little, he camps in the brush, and makes friends with grizzly bears and foxes alike.
The character of Shirin may seem ridiculously self-indulgent, but she also gets a few laughs. She's sarcastic, she is self-aware, her zingers make you think; she's just a fun, entertaining character.
The title alone, is incredible. I mean, seriously, a bed that eats people? Sign me up. I am on board for this. As strange as it sounds, this film is trying to be more than an exploitation film featuring a people-eating piece of furniture.
In the car, after the actual film, Blue Fairy and Cosvak review the highly anticipated, and newest, Avengers film.
It took me an astounding five years to find these two rarities. While their names may seem synonymous, they have nothing to do with one another, other than that they both have cat in the title, they were both made for very little money, were exploitative for their time.
Penn even found the actual game programmer who made “E.T.” a game that many have claimed caused the demise of the super-giant Atari. He tells his side of the story, mostly saying that he did what he could in the time allotted.
I’m not sure why we are rooting for them as a couple, especially when her ex has a new girlfriend, one that he seems to care about. He even tries to connect with his new girlfriend by having her meet his parents, and tells her her jealousy issues are ridiculous.
Shep Gordon is interesting for more than the many people he has managed throughout the years. Shep himself is a corny, overly friendly, big as life character, who both entertains with his stories, (permeated by guffaws) and his persona.
