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I went to see and very much enjoyed The Sparks Brothers at the cinema yesterday. It's a chronological run through their early lives and 50+ years in music, deftly presented and edited without being overly tricksy. Ron and Russell Mael are engaging and funny interviewees and their perseverance is inspiring. There aren't any extended performance sequences so the story is strong enough for it to appeal beyond existing fans. I think that some of the live shots are from a show of theirs that I went to at the Forum a few years ago.
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Originally posted by Benjm View PostI went to see and very much enjoyed The Sparks Brothers at the cinema yesterday. It's a chronological run through their early lives and 50+ years in music, deftly presented and edited without being overly tricksy. Ron and Russell Mael are engaging and funny interviewees and their perseverance is inspiring. There aren't any extended performance sequences so the story is strong enough for it to appeal beyond existing fans. I think that some of the live shots are from a show of theirs that I went to at the Forum a few years ago.
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Originally posted by Hot Pepsi View PostI’m watching My Dinner With Andre. Never seen it before. The first bit where Andre is talking about his weird time in Poland was hard to get into. It felt a bit stagey and hard to engage with. But then when it becomes more of a two-way conversation, it’s really compelling.
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Wallace Shawn of My Dinner with Andre is in this season of the Good Fight.
There was serious arson at Findhorn recently
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Originally posted by Nefertiti2 View PostWallace Shawn of My Dinner with Andre is in this season of the Good Fight.
There was serious arson at Findhorn recently
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Originally posted by Hot Pepsi View PostI’m watching My Dinner With Andre. Never seen it before. The first bit where Andre is talking about his weird time in Poland was hard to get into. It felt a bit stagey and hard to engage with. But then when it becomes more of a two-way conversation, it’s really compelling.
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Originally posted by gjw100 View PostI believe the 'Parks and Recreation' writers gave Lesley Knope something of a reboot after Season 1, making her more likeable and less of a loser. As GY says, the show certainly improved tremendously from Season 2 onwards and it's noticeable too how some of the other characters - Ron, April and Andy in particular - came more to the fore as if the writers and actors realised what they had and how that could be developed.
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I saw The Suicide Squad tonight and it was unhinged, overblown, pretty funny and very enjoyable.
Far more of a James Gunn film than a regular DC one and much better than the first one, it straddle that fine line between really dumb and smartarse pretty well.
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