Not exact matches
Mr. Glass spoke to the Baptist World Congress in 1965, and his most memorable sermon illustration left the
Americans in the
audience laughing and the foreigners confused.
What's most wonderful is that this Michael Ritchie film not only paints a ruthless picture of a vapid «Young
American Miss» pageant, steadily refusing to grant the
audience any note of reassuring sentimentality, but that its gags are often
laugh - out - loud funny (particularly during the talent competition).
«I do quite a lot contemporary stuff,» Dormer told me,
laughing, during a phone interview from London, «but the
American audience...
The people behind the «
American Pie» franchise seem to be genuinely under the impression that in the course of two gross - out movies
audiences looking for lowbrow
laughs have actually come to care for the series» one - dimensional characters.
What I'm not surprised about is that there is a large
audience of
Americans seeking to make some sense out of and have a few
laughs over this bizarre election.»