Not exact matches
But whether Bitcoin can actually replace gold (let
alone traditional government - backed currency) has been a matter of fervent debate — quite literally,
as evidenced by an event last week entitled «Gold Versus Bitcoin,» held at a New York
comedy club, in which well - known gold proponent (Jim Rickards debated James Altucher, a self - help author now peddling Bitcoin investment advice under the moniker «crypto - genius.»
Nevertheless, the actress is not
alone as a believer with a successful
comedy career.
The still strkingly beautiful Julie Christie renders such
as glowing performance that she
alone justifies viewing this incurable, frivolous romantic serio -
comedy in which she plays B - Movie actress!
In 2000
alone, she could be seen in no less than four films, including the action
comedy The Crew, Red Planet, and
as a bartender with questionable motives in director Christopher Nolan's unconventional breakthrough, Memento.
That sound
alone makes Landline skew more toward
comedy than drama, but it's also
as heart - stoppingly human and sympathetic
as any tearjerker.
As someone who prefers her
comedy with a side of melancholy, I'd say that the performance from Tom Hanks
alone makes this a worthwhile watch.
That fact
alone shouldn't necessarily be a selling point — stories need
as long
as they need — but when superhero movies and
comedies regularly extend well past the two - hour mark, it's hard not to appreciate the restraint.
Best described
as Home
Alone meets Michael Haneke's Funny Games, the sadistic horror
comedy [Better Watch Out] is the kind of film that's tough to categorise but easy to enjoy.
After securing the 2013 Sundance Film Festival's Screenwriting award, a slot on the National Board of Review's top ten list of indie films, and the vocal support of critical heavy hitters like A.O. Scott, Lake Bell's pitch - perfectly precise
comedy In A World... announced itself
as one of the more confident debut features in recent memory, let
alone from an actor - turned - director / writer.
Sure, Arnold is likeable and the cast of comedic actors is solid (particularly Phil Hartman
as the smarmy neighbor), but the gags aim too low, employing an almost cartoon - ish approach reminiscent of the Home
Alone tradition of malicious Christmas
comedies.
The roar of applause
as the closing credits rolled suggests I am not
alone in feeling that Schneider and company have created a must - see for those who like their
comedy spiked with a few inverted slasher tropes.
Even if it doesn't balance
comedy and touching moments
as well
as something like Home
Alone, The Night Before is a fitting companion to go with a glass of spiked eggnog.
Chris Peckover — who also directed the political horror about border crossing, Undocumented — directs this Christmas - horror -
comedy that has been described
as both «An R - rated Home
Alone» and «A John Hughes movie written by Tarantino».
Now, just three months after teaming up the movie with Dangerfield's 1983
comedy Easy Money
as a 2 - DVD Double Feature, MGM and distributor Fox treat School
alone to an Extra-Curricular Edition DVD upgrade.
A well - cast
comedy which isn't really
as funny
as it probably should be — but worth seeing for Hank Azaria's performance
alone.
Contrivances become necessary to set up alternate conflicts, and in this fashion, Pride & Prejudice loses its way, both
as a cheeky update of a classic
as well
as a stand -
alone comedy.
Seeing
as Mahindra has its own fair share of troubles, namely its long - delayed entry into the U.S. market, the idea of the automaker purchasing anything — let
alone another car company — seems like bad
comedy.