Speaking of Monster Meetups, are there any Canadian monsters that would want to have a Meet Up? I suggest Toronto, because a.) I live there and b.) It is the center of the Canadaverse.
The joke is on the smarmy newscaster at the end (but also definitely on Sarah Palin), because Paul Revere never actually said "The British are coming." He would have said, "The Regulars are coming!" referring to the British troops that maintained a peacetime presence in Boston.
#historygum
In all fairness to Bush (No Children Left Behindo), every president chooses a cabinet of expert bureaucrats in their respective fields. Despite all the theatrics of electoral rhetoric, no president is really an expert at anything except for winning elections.
Well, to get SERIOUSGUM, I really, really liked this. The part where he eats his own painting and then (SPOILER) throws it up is kind of heart braking? It is actually so difficult to be inspired and creative, and it so often ends in failure. Obviously, that was but one small moment from this short, but it still (momentarily) made me profoundly sad.
I too saw it more as a pretty good character study. I mean, sure Ben Stiller's character was an asshole and a self-pitying man child, but I didn't ever really see the movie as an attempt to portray him as sympathetic. I saw the whole movie as a comment on how some people are just monstrous, and yet we still choose to be around them.
Disagree sharply! I really liked Greenberg. (Please don't interpret this as me voicing support for Noah Baumbach in general. His other movies that I've seen are yikes.)
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