It’s one thing to think that you have a personal relationship with famous people you’ve never met. It’s quite another to assume that their job in the afterlife is to help you, as Love Has Won cult leader Amy Carlson did.
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I was very publicly not a fan of Robin Williams during his lifetime. Yet I cannot stop thinking about him with enormous affection following his death.
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This fucking movie!
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Lovable Losers/Bad With Money Month gets off to a bit of a sleepy start with a look at Michael Ritchie’s muddled 1983 survivalist satire The Survivors, with Walter Matthau as a lovable everyman and Robin Williams as a right-wing gun nut/militia member. Its problems include casting Robin Williams as a right wing gun nut/militia member.
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Robin Williams IS THE GENIE IN the otherwise forgettable 1996 direct-to-video Aladdin second sequel Aladdin and the King of Thieves.
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A rare nasty comment here at the Happy Place got me thinking about change and how it is good if it makes you kinder and more empathetic and less attached to your ego and your opinions.
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How bad could a Terry Jones-co-written-and-directed science fiction comedy starring Simon Pegg, Kate Beckinsale, all of the surviving members of Monty Python and Robin Williams (in his final film) possibly be? Pretty goddamn awful, it turns out.
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One of you kind souls paid me to be deeply underwhelmed by Harold Ramis’ deeply underwhelming 1986 island comedy Club Paradise, which wastes an amazing cast (SCTV +Peter O’Toole+Jimmy Cliff+Robin Williams) on a confused and muddled script.
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