Saturday Night (Jason Reitman, October 11th 2024) • Page 4

Adam Nayman keeping the Jason Reitman hate bit going, I suppose

 

yeah I don't super care for him but I thought it was funny

 

Seeing your Letterboxd score this morning warmed my day.

 

like the review then !!!

 

I have never liked a Letterboxd review and I can't start now.

 

I actually LOVED this. Super well-cast and directed, and the premise is basically made for me lol

I also went and saw it with my dad who watched the show from the start and that was a really fun experience

 

Hits digital tomorrow

 

i thought this actively in the theater lol

 

I didn't think this was amazing or anything as a film, but i thought it was a great showpiece of up and coming talent. I think it 10 years time it'll be one of the movies that had a bunch of famous people before they became big. Like a Dazed and Confused or something.

 

I have to say Lamorne Morris lit up the screen every time he was on. I know he just won his first Emmy for Fargo, so I hope he gets more good stuff like this. He is such a good actor.

 

this is one of the worst of the year but he was one of the better parts

 

Better or worse than Megalopolis?

 

"better" i guess

 

I agree with Breakfast All Day's review of this. Fun, enjoyable, some good performances by some up and comers, but ultimately pretty shallow and doesn't stick with you or have a whole lot to say.

 

He is actually in this a lot and is shown as a pretty important piece of everything. I am glad they didn't shortchange his contribution, as SNL's first head writer he often gets overlooked. I thought this was actually a bit better than Thomas Lennon's cartoony version of O'Donoghue in that one National Lampoon movie a few years ago.

 

This was so bad. It felt like an SNL sketch, coincidentally or not. Seeing Greg Hirsch as Andy Kaufman was nice but then they wasted his iconic bit.

 

on netflix in two weeks

 

Loved this. Wish Nicholas Braun didn't exist/wouldn't keep getting roles though