every SNL documentary is like “man, we broke all the rules. we were breaking rules we didn’t even know existed. i mean we broke so many rules that NBC had to invent new rules for us to break”and then it cuts to archival footage of a sketch that’s just this:
it was used in Paper Towns which reminded me that Paul Westerberg did the score for the forgettable Ashton Kutcher animated film where he plays a deer Open Season
'swingin party' is by far the most popular replacements song on spotify... is this a harness your hopes situation or was i unaware of which replacements songs were actually popular
my friend was just like “do you know this band? my family loves them we listen to this song every year” and not only have i never heard of them in my life, literally nothing could have prepared me for what this sounds like. genuine tears streaming down my face
I think it’s the melancholy production of it that sounds like a person realizing their childhood is dead that makes it fit in so well with the rest of the album
Finally watched My Dinner with Andre! Really enjoyed it. Talked about the film and watching all these "My Dinner With..." films in my review. Probably wouldn't recommend anyone else do this!
For the last year I've been doing a project where I watch every film with "My Dinner with" in the title, culminating with me eventually watching My Dinner with Andre. I've seen them all, or all the ones I could find anyway. Tomorrow I watch Andre. Here's every one I've seen: