I don't understand it all but Alec Baldwin makes a video about his dead mother (for some reason) and it somehow turns into comedy gold.
Showing posts with label Alec Baldwin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alec Baldwin. Show all posts
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Monday, October 21, 2013
Late Night - 1980s Cop Show
Long time, no post. Well, I didn't go anywhere, it's just that the Late Night Comedy field has been sparse lately.
But this is good.
Jimmy Fallon and Alec Baldwin remember their 1980s cop show:
But this is good.
Jimmy Fallon and Alec Baldwin remember their 1980s cop show:
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
The Kennedy Center Honors David Letterman
I kinda forgot about this.
I was writing about the fact that David Letterman would be honored as a Kennedy Center Honoree all the way back in September.
Today it occurred to me to check youtube to see if that video was online. It is. Here is his segment of the awards ceremony. You'll see he's next to Led Zeppelin.
I was writing about the fact that David Letterman would be honored as a Kennedy Center Honoree all the way back in September.
Today it occurred to me to check youtube to see if that video was online. It is. Here is his segment of the awards ceremony. You'll see he's next to Led Zeppelin.
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Movie Review: Glengarry Glen Ross
Glengarry Glen Ross (1992)
Four salesmen in a real-estate office are told that for the next two weeks they'll be competing to make the most sales. First prize is a car, runner-up gets a set of steak knives, third and fourth prize is... you're fired.
A screenplay written by David Mamet and basically an-all-Oscar cast: Al Pacino, Jack Lemmon, Kevin Spacey, Alan Arkin, Ed Harris, Alec Baldwin. There is no forest among the trees - the movie yields no definable emotion (other than a general sense of dread and desperation) and no likable characters (per se). It is simply an assembled collection of amazing scenes and the enjoyment that comes from watching lowlifes in suits yell at each other.
The reason to watch this movie - the reason to re-watch this movie - is to see an all-star ensemble with a meaty script where every single actor knocks it out of the park. Watch a cast of legends and watch Jack Lemmon be even better.
7/10.
Four salesmen in a real-estate office are told that for the next two weeks they'll be competing to make the most sales. First prize is a car, runner-up gets a set of steak knives, third and fourth prize is... you're fired.
A screenplay written by David Mamet and basically an-all-Oscar cast: Al Pacino, Jack Lemmon, Kevin Spacey, Alan Arkin, Ed Harris, Alec Baldwin. There is no forest among the trees - the movie yields no definable emotion (other than a general sense of dread and desperation) and no likable characters (per se). It is simply an assembled collection of amazing scenes and the enjoyment that comes from watching lowlifes in suits yell at each other.
The reason to watch this movie - the reason to re-watch this movie - is to see an all-star ensemble with a meaty script where every single actor knocks it out of the park. Watch a cast of legends and watch Jack Lemmon be even better.
7/10.
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