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S17.E14: New Groom, Who Dis?
LennieBriscoe replied to Retired at last's topic in Married At First Sight
Best MAFS episode EVER! Michael and Chloe seem ready to join the pantheon of MAFS Still-Marrieds! Clare seems to be re-assessing Cameron's worth to her. I believe she really did miss him then. Austin is still psychologically hiding from Becca, as that beard takes over his face like kudzu. She should tell him it's a good thing he's "not ready for intimacy," because neither is she, with him! Too bad we had to see a disgusted Brennan walking away from the dancing. What a royal jerk. But then, Emily didn't have to literally whoop it up. ETA: This is it? There's not a different thread I'm missing here? -
S17.E13: Exploring Intimacy at an Altitude
LennieBriscoe replied to ByTor's topic in Married At First Sight
The crown was a gift, right? Or am I misremembering? -
S17.E13: Exploring Intimacy at an Altitude
LennieBriscoe replied to ByTor's topic in Married At First Sight
Becca and Emily, read the signs..... https://www.boredpanda.com/signs-man-is-never-going-marry-girlfriend-tiktok/ -
S17.E13: Exploring Intimacy at an Altitude
LennieBriscoe replied to ByTor's topic in Married At First Sight
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S17.E13: Exploring Intimacy at an Altitude
LennieBriscoe replied to ByTor's topic in Married At First Sight
Brennan and Austin are Liars Extraordinaire. Watching these two normal young men pretend that waiting for "deeper conversations" or "pressure from getting in my head about it" is somehow preventing them from feeling, ahem, romantic towards their spouses is MADDENING in the assumption we the viewers are as gullible as their "counselors." And frankly, Emily and Becca are equally maddening in their self-debasing "But I think you're HOT" admissions. Boys, get some integrity. Girls, get some pride. -
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29th Critics Choice Awards (2024)
LennieBriscoe replied to tv echo's topic in The Critics Choice Awards
81 is the new "Presidential Minimum Age of 35," hahaha! -
29th Critics Choice Awards (2024)
LennieBriscoe replied to tv echo's topic in The Critics Choice Awards
For the same reason the original screenplay of "Barbie" was moved to "Best Adaptation": To ensure a win. -
29th Critics Choice Awards (2024)
LennieBriscoe replied to tv echo's topic in The Critics Choice Awards
Two-time Oscar Winner Tom Hanks and his filmography might disagree! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Tom_Hanks_filmography_and_performances -
29th Critics Choice Awards (2024)
LennieBriscoe replied to tv echo's topic in The Critics Choice Awards
RDJr is also great in "Zodiac," along with fellow CC nominee Mark Ruffalo. -
29th Critics Choice Awards (2024)
LennieBriscoe replied to tv echo's topic in The Critics Choice Awards
Dominic Sessa was so wonderful, so natural, in "The Holdovers," so important to practically all of the decisions made by (his teacher) Paul Giamatti, including THE most significant one, that he should have received his award more publicly. I missed it, but for a mention in the interview with Da'Vine. -
29th Critics Choice Awards (2024)
LennieBriscoe replied to tv echo's topic in The Critics Choice Awards
Gold Derby predictions. I disagree with their pick of Bradley Cooper over Cillian Murphy for "Best Actor." https://www.goldderby.com/c/film/critics-choice-awards/ -
Brennan and Austin "shut down so fast and so completely" because they knew immediately that their brides didn't and were never going to, how shall I put this, stir their loins. The hot tub scene was painful to watch. Brennan wanted to be anywhere else. He will not touch or even smile at Emily. Apparently Austin has decided to play his part with a bit more energy, including putting his arm around Becca. But he's phony, too.
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The 81st Golden Globe Awards (2024)
LennieBriscoe replied to BetterButter's topic in The Golden Globe Awards
Best Supporting Actor: Realizing that the nominations must be narrowed to five, I yet think that one actor should have made the list, IDC who would then have been dropped! Given Paul Giamatti is a serious contender for "Best Actor" awards and did win a GG, IMO a major reason is the actor who shared 90% of Giamatti's screen time, and 9% of the screen without him. His character evinced that maddening, puzzling, and poignant moment of boyish immaturity on the brink of maturity, but not quite there. He accomplishes the feat, more than I think Giamatti's teacher does, at the end of having us wonder what will become of him. An actual Deerfield Academy student when chosen to play Angus Tully: Dominic Sessa. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominic_Sessa -
The 81st Golden Globe Awards (2024)
LennieBriscoe replied to BetterButter's topic in The Golden Globe Awards
Re: Actresses. 1.) Michelle Yeoh, in accepting her Oscar last year, made a wisecrack about the musicians' hustling her off with music at their own risk. Somebody thought it was memorable and funny enough to repeat this year. It was neither. 2.) Da'Vine played yet another variation on "The Big Black Nurturing Female Domestic," a cinema favorite since "Gone With the Wind." But instead of working for a wealthy White family, she works for several in the kitchen of a private academy. Just as Octavia Spencer won an Academy Award for "The Help," Da'Vine will win for "The Holdovers." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mammy_stereotype 3.) Lily Gladstone. Native American. Instead of one accepting the Oscar for a White man (Marlon Brando), the Academy will seize this unique opportunity to see to it that a NA woman will get to accept her own. ~~~~~~~~~~ The Academy Awards have always been about more than sheer performance. -
The 81st Golden Globe Awards (2024)
LennieBriscoe replied to BetterButter's topic in The Golden Globe Awards
Austin Butler won GG and BAFTA. Brendan won SAG and Critics Choice. "Elvis" had 8 Oscar nominations. "The Whale" wasn't even nominated for "Best Picture." Brendan wasn't the unanimous favorite. His Oscar win was simply the flip side of his GG loss. But his sentimental journey is over now. As for Best Actress: https://variety.com/feature/2024-oscars-best-actress-predictions-1235678121/ -
The 81st Golden Globe Awards (2024)
LennieBriscoe replied to BetterButter's topic in The Golden Globe Awards
Lily Gladstone won the GG for Drama. She will win the Oscar. The upset last year was in Best Actor. -
The 81st Golden Globe Awards (2024)
LennieBriscoe replied to BetterButter's topic in The Golden Globe Awards
Re: Cillian Murphy. Never before have I read such a negative description of his stunning bone structure and complexion, never mind his eyes, nor his being referred to as some nameless "lead actor." Re: "[P]aired with and compared to 'Oppenheimer'." This was a deliberate move by Margot Robbie as producer: https://www.slashfilm.com/1463132/oppenheimer-producer-margot-robbie-movie-barbie-release/ She made a bad bet, as it turned out. Re: "Best Animated" team's absence. Attendance might have struck them as unseemly, given their acceptance message: https://deadline.com/2024/01/the-boy-and-the-heron-wins-golden-globe-for-best-motion-picture-animated-1235697769/ -
The 81st Golden Globe Awards (2024)
LennieBriscoe replied to BetterButter's topic in The Golden Globe Awards
I guess Brendan is still miffed he lost the 2023 GG to Austin Butler. -
The Golden Bachelor - General Discussion
LennieBriscoe replied to ApprenticeFan's topic in The Golden Bachelor
I'm pretty sure it was a legal wedding, and that no way in Hades is any split going to be "highly publicized," at least not on the network that wants us to not stop believin'! I'm also pretty darn certain that not one person in attendance was "embarrassed" to be so. There's no crying in baseball, and there's no embarrassment in Bachelor Nation! This is REALITY TELEVISION. Publicity, commercials, interviews, articles, sequels, prequels, anniversaries, major events, and home visits are not tangential, not "milking"; they ARE the genre, the definition, the irreducible quantity. Jeopardy's Ken Jennings parlayed his wins into the esteemed hosting gig (and being a "Master Mind"), and nobody gives him grief. Athletes become TV show hosts in non-sports categories; is Jesse Palmer to be criticized? Perfumes, clothing lines, cookware, etc.---so many entertainment figures "branch out" of their niche both to make money and to stay in the public's eye with nary a peep of opprobrium. 🤫 So if in their 70s Gerry and Theresa want another grab at the brass ring of happiness and are willing to risk the slings and arrows of viewers of their Reality Show Merry-Go-Round, good for them. 🎠 🤞 Would I do it? Never! 🤪 But I also didn't change the channel. 😉- 2.6k replies
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S17.E11: Taking It Day by Day
LennieBriscoe replied to Emma Snyder's topic in Married At First Sight
A source for your comment: https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2015/12/can-jews-go-to-heaven-vatican-reconfirms-yes.html Luckily for me, I'm a proverbial "lapsed Catholic"! 😉 But I am a great admirer of Pope Francis, who, by this declaration, is hoping to remove any vestiges of anti-Semitism (aka, the doctrine of "forced conversion") from the faith. But apparently the concepts of Heaven and Hell differ between Catholicism and Judaism. "I don't believe we've met. You are....? St. Peter? May I call you 'Pete'? I'm familiar with gated communities, but I kind of expected to arrive....well, nowhere, really. Or at least some place darker, given my behavior, you shouldn't ask. There's so much bright light here! I wasn't ready for....where am I, again? Heaven? Do you mean The Villages?" -
S17.E11: Taking It Day by Day
LennieBriscoe replied to Emma Snyder's topic in Married At First Sight
Christianity is Christianity, not simply a moral code of ethics (NTTAWWT). I'd say more, but IMO there lies madness!