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In my mind, it’s fair to say there are two general interpretations of art’s purpose, and your views on “The Wolf of Wall Street” are likely to be defined by how you prioritize these interpretations.
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Luckily for the trio, the crowd was clearly filled with hardcore fans of the podcast, and viewers erupted into laughter on cue.
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Such politically charged material shouldn’t produce run-of-the-mill mediocrity. “Gringo” is as clueless as its protagonist.
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You’d think two girls who’ve been dating for a decent amount of time would know what a vagina looks like — but apparently not.
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It’s nice to see Cruise acting again and to shake our heads in amazement at the ridiculousness that was possible in the ‘80s.
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Today, there are far safer methods of grooming than hot oil lamps.
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With “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” receiving an abysmal 29 percent on Rotten Tomatoes after such high expectations and anticipation, the discussion of how Rotten Tomatoes reviews represent a movie saw a massive upswing in the past few weeks. But oftentimes, this percentage takes on a skewed image. To
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The Clog spent some time interning at an investment office this summer, and we couldn’t help but notice some overlap between The Wolf of Wall Street and real life– so much so, in fact, that we’d venture to say this movie can, in its own ludicrous and unethical way, provide a few worthwhile lessons about working in the financial industry.
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Ellen DeGeneres is up onstage introducing the presenters for one of those awards that no one really cares about, except if they were nominated. All the A-listers in the audience start to quietly talk to one another in order to escape the snooze-fest. Over in the “Wolf of Wall Street”
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BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY: John Ridley, “12 Years a Slave” It takes courage to adapt a story like that of Solomon Northup’s autobiography “12 Years a Slave” into a modern-day feature film. It’s a brutal tale that examines one of the most shameful periods in American history with the unflinching objective
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