Nathan Rabin's Bad Ideas
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The Fractured Favorite of the Day is the Deliriously Fun Action Comedy Fight or Flight
The increasingly delightful Josh Hartnett follows up his performance as a serial killer in Trap with another iconic turn as a murderer who kills without remorse in an enclosed space.
The Fractured Favorite of the Day is the Amazon Prime Documentary Melania
I really misjudged this when I saw it in the theater
The One Season Wonder The Muppets Cross-Pollinated Jim Henson's Beloved Creations with the Hip Mockumentary Vibe of 30 Rock With Mixed Results
As Muppet fans are all too aware, in October, 2016, Disney, with the approval and consent of the Henson family, fired Kermit the Frog.
The Fractured Favorite of the day is John Patrick Shanley's Delightful 1990 Romantic Comedy Joe vs. The Volcano
Hotshot playwright John Patrick Shanley made an audacious screenwriting debut with his Academy Award-winning script for 1987’s swooningly romantic Moonstruck.
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I've been writing professionally for 28 years. I've written 10 books and was previously a staff writer for The A.V. Club and The Dissolve. This is a special place for my very worst/best ideas.
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