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... timed better, as I've also started watching it (finally!) and just finished season 2 this week. So far, I've come to enjoy the show and consider Tony Soprano one of my favourite characters ever written, not to mention, portrayed. Gandolfini's starring turn frequently blurs the line between performance ...

... You Out of My Head (2021), Quei loro incontri (2006), The River (1951), Gamlet (1964), I am Twenty (1965), Sátántangó (1994), Aeschylus’ Oresteia (Tony Harrison adaptation) (1983), Edipo re (1967), July Rain (1967), Pirosmani (1969), Quatre nuits d'un rêveur (1971). Percentile between 80 and 89 ...

... one of the craziest ever. The guy who took a rabbi, a monk and a priest into a meeting with a studio or dressed as Osama bin Laden for fun... Mr. Tony Kaye. Haha yeah, there's a pretty good TV doc called Who Is Alan Smithee / Directed By Alan Smithee that goes into the American History X debacle ...

Here is one of the craziest ever. The guy who took a rabbi, a monk and a priest into a meeting with a studio or dressed as Osama bin Laden for fun... Mr. Tony Kaye.

... a multitude of Megaman games, Devil May Cry 3, Quake, Half-Life, 3rd Strike, Guilty Gear XX, classicvania, Starcraft, Melee, WWF No Mercy, Tetris, Tony Hawk games, etc. Hell, there are people who actually think gaming got worse after the NES era. While I don't agree with this sentiment, I feel ...

... filming its Broadway performance, Hamilton is more than just a filmed stage production. The cast's performances overall (in particular its three Tony winners) are stellar, and seeing them instead of just hearing them as I've been subjected to for the past several years isn't just a revolution; ...

"...To Save Us All From Satan’s Power" - The Sopranos (2001) Notable for being the first episode to feature new Soprano soldier and Tony's eventual right-hand man, Big Mouth Billy Bass. "Marge Be Not Proud" - The Simpsons (1995) The most deeply-felt "Bart learns a lesson" ep IMO and yet ...

... film? The second use of the word in Walden initiates a dramatic cut: After an opening invocation of spring that included a portrait of filmmakers “TONY CONRAD AND BEVERLY GRANT AT THEIR SECOND AVENUE HOME,” he shows himself in bed, unable to sleep; the title, “I THOUGHT OF HOME,” suddenly introduces ...

... is the family members themselves. All of them are cartoonish, caricatural characters. From the authoritarian somewhat empty-headed paterfamilias Tony ([b]Henry Czerny[/b]) and his wife Becky ([b]Andie MacDowell[/b]) to the scary-looking, shrewish aunt Helene ([b]Nicky Guadagni[/b]). The latter ...

... fighting for power or money as he already had those. He wanted a clean break and chose a different path. Obadiah was fighting for power and money, Tony stopped him and he does not deserve this criticism.