My niece is at that tender age where they’re always asking questions.
“What’s that? Who are they? Where are they going? Why is that funny? Why are you crying? What’s THAT??” And that’s great! I was curious at her age too, and this movie encourages viewers of all sizes to ask big questions. But I’ve never seen this movie either, so when I didn’t have a good answer I usually said “I don’t know yet. Let’s find out together”. She…
Ok. Y’all wanna see a REAL six degrees of separation?
There’s a scene early on where Will Smith says his dad is directing a movie-version of the musical Cats.
And he says this... to IAN MCKELLEN.
“Someone is directing a film of Cats?” Stockyard Channing inquires while SITTING NEXT TO IAN MCKELLEN.
“Surely they can’t make the movie of Cats”, Donald Sutherland groans, INCHES FROM IAN MCKELLEN.
“He's going to use PEOPLE”, Will boasts, which IAN LAUGHS AT - YA…
I, er, uh, never realized LBJ & RFK had such a contentious relationship!
All The Way is still my preferred biopic covering this administration; Woody brings the southern grit well to his performance but it’s tough to beat Cranston, and I think focusing more on his conversations with MLK was better than all the other crevices this covered instead. That said Jennifer Jason Leigh is marvelous as Ladybird and Rob Reiner’s flourishes as a filmmaker keep this from being too boilerplate.
¡Mí gustó mucho! Muy divertido, grandes peleas, actuaciones entretenidas. Ojalá fuera mejor, pero a mis sobrinos les encantará. ¿Cómo se dice "Google Translate" en español? Susan Sarandon está caliente 🥵
