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“The four menu planning principles include balance, nutritional quality, aesthetics, and variety, including color, texture, flavors, shapes and sizes of food.” - Intro to Food Production and Service (Egan, 2015)
Greetings, chef! Before we get to the recipe, it’s important to remember how, why, and where it will fit into the courses you are preparing. A superbly crafted dish can only reach its full potential when it is part of a larger picture. Keep in mind how all four principles…
Austin Butler wakes up on the Christmas Eve before production on Elvis is set to start. He figures he's got the voice down, the cadence and rhythm, where to put the elongated silences between words. With a little help from wardrobe and makeup he's got the look down too. Butler wiggles his hips down each step and into the kitchen where he thrusts low into a karate stance, his hand outstretched to the refrigerator door. Still crouched after pulling it…
No movie was more influential to who I became as a man. My love for fringe lifestyle lingo, wordplay, rhyme, puns, and all things nonsequitor. There are weird things in this movie that remind me of the oddness of Wet Hot American Summer.
Rotten Tomatoes score: 4%, killer dismount, dude.
I’d very much like to give this a higher rating. There are practical gags/word play/meta-jokes/inventive storytelling/camera tricks…everything you’d expect from a B.P. joint translated into a live action film. However, I’d be shocked if the only direction given on set was “great, but do it slower.” When I say snail pace I’m not kidding! I watched this on YouTube & about 30 minutes in I switched to 2X speed. The change didn’t interrupt the comedic timing & some of the gags that…
