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Obviously Friday and Saturday nights are the biggies, but is that when you prefer to go? Perhap you enjoy going to the movies when it’s not as crowded or hectic. Or maybe you have no preference at all, and will take in a flick whenever and wherever you can.
There’s a long tradition of comedians and comic actors hosting the Oscars. But can Murphy pull it off?
I thought I was safe avoiding The Inbetweeners Movie. It’s based on a TV show I’ve never seen, it wasn’t screened for critics, and it looks awful. But now it’s a veritable phenomenon at the U.K. box office…
I mean, apart from the general idiocy of has-beens, never-weres, and Z-list celebs hoofing it on a bread-and-circuses variety show?
We have “summer movies” set on beaches, and “winter movies” set in the snow. But do we have “autumn movies”? Is it more than merely glimpses of trees with turning leaves? What makes a movie fall-like?
The barriers to decriminalizing marijuana are many, and those mostly appear to have to do with money. There’s a lot of it to be made selling beer and wine to folks… and there’s a lot of money to be made in the “War on Drugs,” too.
Like how Mark Wahlberg is opening Wahlburgers restaurant in Boston and wants to shoot a reality show there…
I think we can agree that Star Wars is Lucas’s property to do whatever he wants with. But there must come a point at which Star Wars no longer feels like something the fans want to embrace.
The Joy of Sex? Jane’s Fighting Ships? Mrs. Beeton’s Book of Household Management?
Since the question from prompted by a stage performance, feel free to include theater if you want. TV, too… though I suspect that as a longer form of storytelling, TV can’t ever cut it on actors alone.
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