QOTD: What are some examples of great Hollywood satire — TV or film — that works?
And does satire need to sting in order to be great?
And does satire need to sting in order to be great?
Yeah, I’m going there.
Seth MacFarlane sang about boobs, but Argo won Best Picture — yay! Meanwhile Joaquin Phoenix is not amused…
What are you so good at that, sure, dammit, you deserve some big, splashy recognition?
I find listening to Carl Sagan intone the mysteries of the universe very relaxing, so I do enjoy a rerun of Cosmos quite a serene way to pass an hour or two.
There may be some things about the Academy Awards that need fixing, but this didn’t seem to be it.
Three Oscar nominees for Best Picture — Argo, Lincoln, and Zero Dark Thirty — have come under criticism that they’re not entirely as factual as they might be…
What was DC thinking when they hired a vocal homophobe… or did they not realize just how big a backlash there would be?
Is there any parallel universe in which the decision was made not to air this, or was it entirely inevitable, given the buzzardlike nature of pop culture today?
Mine is an African safari. A luxury one, of course — no reason to rough it if you don’t need to, and money should be no object when it comes to fantasizing.