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David McK (3372 KP) rated Supernatural - Season 15 in TV

Aug 25, 2024  
Supernatural - Season 15
Supernatural - Season 15
2019 | Drama, Horror, Sci-Fi
8
7.3 (3 Ratings)
TV Season Rating
Carry on my wayward son...
Final season of Supernatural, badly hit by the Covid-19 pandemic of 2020, and which sees the Winchester brothers facing perhaps their greatest challenge yet: Chuck.

While the finale may be, suffice to say, quite divisive, I actually quite liked it as a coda to the episode before it (and I'm not sure how else they could have ended it).
  
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RəX Regent (349 KP) rated Horse Feathers (1932) in Movies

Feb 18, 2019  
Horse Feathers (1932)
Horse Feathers (1932)
1932 | Classics, Comedy
8
8.5 (2 Ratings)
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“I married your mother because I wanted children. Imagine my disappointment when you arrived.”
The penultimate Marx Brothers film as their time with Paramount was drawing to a close, Horse Feathers was possible one the their most anarchic entries. The paper thin plot revolving around building a football team at the failing fictional Huxley University, in which Groucho’s, Quincy Adams Wagstaff has become headmaster, is nothing more than a platform for ludicrous comedy.

This gives rise to one of the most even handed ensemble pieces which I have personally seen within The Marx Brothers franchise, with all three main brothers taking a more equal part in the comedy. I normally find that Groucho steals the show, but here, it was hard to decide. Of course Zeppo had little to do as per usual, an issue which would eventually lead to him leaving the screen ensemble.

Laughs a plenty as they had moved further away from their Vaudeville musical comedy roots, focusing more of straight gags, which were as hilarious and as memorable as ever! There were of course the usual songs and musical interludes but this did seem more accessible for a modern audience as the primary focus was on the group and their crazy antics.

A great comedy from the dawn of talkies and these lot knew exactly what to say.