It's true that it's definitely the Apatow aesthetic, and if Apatow had been involved, it would have been the better movies under his umbrella. It's pretty interesting to me that this movie, which features actors from the Apatow stable, a director who's worked with him, and themes that crop up in the Apatow movies, is not one of the Apatow movies, but I can't see how anyone can talk about it without talking about him.
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is not one of the Apatow movies,
Yeah, see, I think it does count as an Apatow movie. Because he's created a circle of talent that all works together and feeds off each other. He's the one that got Segal and Rogen and Rudd to start writing, for example, and he makes opportunities for the other people he's worked with. Even if his name is not on it, the association will get these guys meetings and some backing.
Gobstopper. Starring Christopher Lloyd as a sadistic Willy Wonka. Or, well, Willy Wonka.
That's awesome casting right there.
Casting news for New Moon.
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I can deal with her as Judy. Judy Davis was amazing, too. It'll be neat to see them age AH, though.
Starring Christopher Lloyd as a sadistic Willy Wonka. Or, well, Willy Wonka.
Brilliant!
The original is already a slasher movie the way I see it, but this was pretty funny too. I was waiting for them to use the "We are the music makers" line, AND THEY DID.
It'll be neat to see them age AH, though.
Aw, phooey. I had a moment of thinking, "Aly Hannigan got some big swanky biopic? Cool!"
Though, reading the actual article, she is entirely the wrong AH for that particular biopic. But I still say somebody, sometime, has to get her to play Lillian Gish.