as a non-jew (well i got a one jewish great-grandmother...) who grew up in a very Jew-y Los Angeles neighborhood, I've thrown about "shiksa" all the time and not got in trouble for it.
some people got this at the hipster party i went to friday. At the bro party I went to Saturday, people didn't even know who The Cure WAS! we live in sad, sad times.
Is it weird that I didn't find her all that unrelatable or a horrible person? Have you guys worked in an office with catty in-fighting (on come)? Haven't you wanted to scream at coworkers or show up at an ex's house to clear the air? What exactly about Laura Dern's character makes you feel not sorry for her?
No ones seems to be mentioning the dark comedic aspects of the episode last night...no one found the maid subplot chuckle worthy? It seems like it could turn into a satire, albeit very creepy, of the modern American family.
Anyway, it could end up being totally awful, but I'm excited to give it a chance.
I remember watching A.I. in theaters which was developed by Kubrick, but ultimately carried out by Spielberg and it was drinking a glass of good wine that someone had added 5 sugar cubes to.
I'm very confused, I kept waiting for the other foot to drop in this article....but it never did. Honestly, I think this guy sounds like a lot of fun. Anyone who is a champion in their field of interest, regardless of what it may be, demonstrates life-passion, which is never a bad thing!