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every other line of his is like "we must remember that we're doing this for THE PEOPLE" and while that may have been accurate he was also making incisive points about the popularity of Republican fiscal policy and importance of having a big tent party.
I was thinking of how much I didn’t like that Bob Dylan one with Chamelet because I had watched Walk Hard a week or two before last year.
Deadwood (covering the same era but a very different American locale) wins with exactly this mixture, by the way
The University of Minnesota Press is fascinating. Unlike most university publishers, 90–95% of its income comes from its ownership of the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI), the world’s most widely used personality test. It’s used in legal cases, high-risk job…
(That is, "Death By Lightning" is trying to be "funny swearing but also serious themes", but the serious themes are handled at a kindergarten level, while the funny swearing might have been...something if they had committed to anachronism as a device.)
Lolling remembering when they stuck a wig on Amy Adams and gave her a "you listen to me, Dick Cheney" long-suffering wife Oscar clip speech.
Every historical movie about famous people is like: "Someday, Audrey, I'll put you in a little black dress." "That waiter sure has a funny face." "Hey, Ansel Elgort, did I ever tell you this verbatim excerpt from my Wikipedia page?"
What they need is more ham-handed foreshadowing like in THE SOCIAL NETWORK. GUY: Hey Mark, I like this girl, do you know if she's seeing anyone? MARK ZUCKERBERG: Dude, I don't know, people don't wear signs that tell you... my God.
Someone made all these weird video game gifs of Ansel Elgort in scenes from other movies and they're in Twitter's Giphy and come up if you search "Ansel".
90% of biopics feel obliged to either include or invent a scene where the wife is chopping vegetables or something, and saying like, "now listen to me, Norbert Weiner, you promised me that your cybernetics days were over".
Sorry to get mad at New Yorker cartoons but I hate this so much. It's incredible to hear a dad who hasn't written an essay since college talk seeing his daughter in love. If you roll your eyes because he's not a "professional speaker" something is wrong with you
I love hitting an era where it’s all characters who nobody remembers and who will never appear again. I love Peter’s grad school classmates. I love Lonesome Pincus, his neighbor who’s a sad cowboy
Destiny of the republic, the candice millard book thats the source material for the show, is a good read tho it extends more into the aftermath of the assassination than the show can due to its structure
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