"I mean, Led Zeppelin didn't write tunes that everybody liked. They left that to the Bee Gees."
I've seen Wayne's World a half dozen times but before tonight, I don't think I'd ever actually watched it in one sitting. I always liked it fine, especially because of the rock references and Saturday Night Live connection, but I never quite had the affinity for it that most of my friends seemed to have.
I'm a really big SNL fan and love…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
"Alright, enough of this safe and sane garbage, it's time for dumb and dangerous!"
I was about five-years-old, give or take. I was staying the night at my grandparents' house, as I often did. It was late in the evening and I had gotten my Ninja Turtles pajamas on and brushed my teeth and headed down the hall to watch cartoons before bed. As I entered the living room, I was met with a shocking scene on the television:
A…
Preposterous, even with conceding the concept. I've often said that Jack Quaid has the most punchable face in Hollywood and that works for him here. He carries the movie on pure charm. It's dumb fun.
Bonus points for setting it entirely in San Diego.
Minus points for shooting it entirely in South Africa.
You ever not know you needed something, like, say, a hug, until someone gives you one without provocation and you're kinda just overwhelmed with the realization that, hey, I really did need that and didn't realize it? That's the best way I can describe watching this movie just now.
I was pretty excited to see this when it released earlier in the year but kept missing the opportunities and then the hype got out of control. I don't believe in…
I have a lot of thoughts about Barbie, but you don't really need to hear 'em. Instead, I'd like to publicly apologize to anyone I've ever played guitar at and direct your attention to reviews by Alejandra, Casey (and another one), Marcie, Mia, and Sophie and also this episode of Austin Danger Podcast.
