Filmmaker, writer, and former mayoral candidate! Movies and politics are pretty much my life. Lover of all things #StarTrek and #JamesBond. Opinions are my own
...especially in this day and age of milquetoast clickbait seekers. He was a worthy successor for @colbertlateshow franchise, keeping @Letterman's rebellious spirit of broadcast innovation alive. Good night and good luck to you, sir.
I don't post on here much anymore, but as @StephenAtHome takes his final bow (for now), I want to thank him for 21 great years on TV. His brilliant satire, indomitable intelligence, and genuine positivity of spirit is so rare among talk show hosts throughout history but...
@CBS claims this is for financial reasons but it smacks of political capitulation.
Either way, its an egregious way to end this fantastic franchise, and its loss in late night - and for CBS - should not be undervalued.
The cancelation of @colbertlateshow is sad for multiple reasons. I've been a devoted viewer since @Letterman and genuinely believed that @StephenAtHome was a worthy successor. His show is smart, funny, and above all - relevant, and Colbert has been in top form from day 1.
Over the weekend, for the 4th time in as many months, I was told by complete strangers at different events that I look like @Jon_Favreau. Each time prefaced with "I mean this as a compliment..."
If you gotta say it...
RIP JLG. The last great cinematic artist willing to break the rules, burn it down, and rebuild it in his image without care except for the art. He was a pioneer, polemical, unapologetic. He's one of the reasons I love cinema and now he'll be a reason to keep making art.
Nichelle Nichols has died and the world suddenly feels a bit dimmer. So much more than Uhura - a true trailblazer and legend. This genuinely tears me up. #RIPNichelle
@davidaconrad I remember disliking it upon first viewing but I've grown to accept it. I get why they did it, juggling a dozen characters like they do, I just hate when they portray Welles as the stubborn brat who "lucks" into genius. It's a disservice.
@davidaconrad Agreed. Criminally underrated and forgotten with a superb ensemble, though I'm not crazy about it's depiction of Orson Welles as the temperamental drunk. It's horribly reductive.
@davidaconrad Are these genuinely worth binging? I know a lot of the Showa era films are on HBO Max and considered doing a watch just to say I've seen them.
Ray Liotta. One of those remarkable talents who elevated anything and everything he was in. Too many great roles to count because he made them all great. 😥 RIP.
@BondWriting Die Another Day. Always felt lazy to me, like someone trying to create a Fleming-esque title and failing.
Runner-up: Skyfall to Property of a Lady. Continuing the unused Fleming titles of the first two DC entries, and fitting the thematic significance of Ms hold over her agents.