Digging food out of the sink is gross. Garbage disposals are good.
Run an orange peel (lemon, grapefruit or w/e) through the disposal to clean it out.
Digging food out of the sink is gross. Garbage disposals are good.
Run an orange peel (lemon, grapefruit or w/e) through the disposal to clean it out.
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Based on the degree of his success, I have to acknowledge that he is objectively very funny, but Danny McBride has never once so much as made me crack a smile. Every beat of every character Iâve ever seen him play has seemed both entirely predictable and utterly played-out. Watching him feels somehow like being told a joke poorly by someone whoâs forgotten that youâre the one who told it to them.
Danny McBride is objectively talented, but that does not make him funny.
Have you seen Eastbound and Down, Gemstones, and Vice Principals? I love all the characters he plays in those shows, and if youâve seen them I wonât try to convince you theyâre great, because you canât have arguments about taste and especially humor. Thereâs an absurdity and a deep repulsiveness to each of those characters but McBride still manages to somehow infuse them with humanity and make them, in their own way, sympathetic. You see yourself identifying with the characterâs anger and disappointment, even though theyâre all vile people. Idk, I love them all.
I tried watching Eastbound and Down, didnât like it. Watched the first ep of Vice Principals on the strength of Walton Gogginsâ involvement, turned it off half-way through. Saw him in a couple of middling movies, too.
Itâs just that Iâve entirely had my fill of âimmature manchild who likes to think he has a heart of gold but doesnât, or maybe?â characters and as far as I can make out, thatâs basically all he can do.
Youâre not American, right? I think that thereâs a sort of fundamental American-ness to his characters that a foreigner might not appreciate.
the chapo guys compared it to a sort of american protestantism. as in, yea, you might do bad things and hurt people, but as long as you feel bad about it and apologize afterwards, youâre totally fine
Letâs just say it makes total sense that Keeed loves McBrideâs characters and probably thinks heâs amazingly funny.
Iâm definitely a fan of all his HBO shows. Theyâre great.
Listening to that episode is what made me crystallise my thoughts on him.
Maybe so.
Is it a hot take that Joe Pantoliano is a great actor? Heâs been in some terrific movies and has often been one of the best parts.
I remember when his short-lived show The Handler came out 03. It looked awful and didnât live long. I still feel a whiff of âWhat ifâŚâ Not that heâs suffered much. After 99âs The Matrix, he went on to be one of the best parts of great movies like Memento andâŚokay, maybe his career has stalled a little.
Heâs a natural actor that has a ton of presence on screen (back in the 80s/early 90s). I donât think heâd ever win an Oscar, but I canât think of a single time he didnât bring something special to any movie he was in. Itâs hard to play big in movies without seeming like a ham, and he was expert at that. I canât even remember the last thing I saw him in.
Heâs a great actor. He was a standout on the sopranos, full of great actors.
Yeah, same. His performances are that good. He melds into the story and becomes an organic piece. It was a long time before I recognized that the guy from The Matrix was the same guy from Memento who was the same guy from The Fugitive. A lot like Gary Oldman and Daniel Day Lewis in that way, except those two rose to insane fame, while Joe never truly got his day imo.
Talking of actors who were in The Matrix and donât get enough acclaim: I think Lawrence Fishburne is probably the most charismatic actor of his generation and would have won at least one Oscar if he were white (or if race werenât still an issue). I could watch that dude read the phone book. He played Ike Turner in some biopic of Tina and nearly had me rooting for him, FFS.
brb, buying a 2014 Kia Matrix.