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filmswithoutfaces · 1 year

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The Menu (2022) dir. Mark Mylod

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tomkeirblyth · 11 months

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KADEE STRICKLAND & PAUL ADELSTEIN Cruel Summer S02E01 | "Welcome to Chatham"

#kadee strickland #paul adelstein #cruel summer #private practice #dailytvfilmgifs #usermorgan #useroptional #smallscreensource #dailytvandfilm #usertelevision #userrin #userkarin #userdanahscott #userchaotict #madebyjen #userbbelcher

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mytvjunk · 9 months

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Season 1 >>>>>>> Season 2

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fuckyeahalfredmolina · 1 year

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Here it is! If you are in Canada and the United States and couldn't watch the video on my YouTube channel, here's another link:

Alfred Molina in I feel Bad My Kids Barely Know Their Culture

S1.E10

#Alfred Molina #Sarayu Blue #Paul Adelstein #Caroline Aaron #Brian George #Madhur Jaffrey #I Feel Bad My Kids Barely Know Their Culture #tv #video #videos

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moonlightsdream · 4 months

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I'm not ready to let go.

Private Practice (2007-2013) — 2.14 | second chances

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filmap · 1 year

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The Menu Mark Mylod. 2022

Beach Driftwood Beach, Jekyll Island, Georgia 31527, USA See in map

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coryojanus · 1 year

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behind the scenes of the menu (2022) dir; mark mylod

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goat-charcoop · 1 month

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Introducing Cooper Freedman

There are no words to describe how much I love the fact that when we first meet Cooper, it's because one of his online dates stole his car and Violet needed to give him a ride to work. 😂

Also. Some lines from that ep that I loved.

Coop talking to Violet about his internet dates:

'...That I'm an optimist, that I believe in magic, that there is a soulmate out there waiting for me.'

(Oh babe, if only you knew what's waiting up ahead 🥰 *swoons in Charlotte King*)

Cooper after meeting Addison: 'Have you ever thought of applying your trade in sunnier climes, Addison?'

Violet: 'Sunnier climes?! Now we see why he has to type to pick up women.'

😂😂😂😂 When i say lmao, I mean it literally. Had to rewatch that scene a bunch of times, so freaking good!

Also, I'm so glad they gave him a bit more game on PP. Charlotte would never have stayed with the guy he was in that car scene with Pete and Sam, lol.

How much did I squeak when they said to call the chief on ep23? For a minute, I thought I forgot that she makes an appearance on Grey's, but alas.

I'm so glad I decided to finally rewatch these eps, though. Even though I dislike Naomi, I'm glad they got Audra to take over the role tbh. Also, Dell's hair was so not doing anything for me. I couldn't even focus on the abs because of it.😂

Lastly, I have such a thing for this man in sunglasses. 🔥

#charcoop #charlotte king #cooper freedman #kadee strickland #paul adelstein #otp #private practice #greys anatomy #addison montgomery #violet turner

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gwldcnz · 6 months

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🐈‍⬛ ❪ + 𝐒𝔼𝐌𝕀-𝐏ℝ𝐈𝕍𝐀𝕋𝐄 ℂ𝐎𝕄𝐌𝕀𝐒𝕊𝐈𝕆𝐍 ! ❫ by clicking the source link or here you’ll find #239 gifs in 260x154px of the talented actor paul adelstein (1969) as cooper freedman in private practice s05. all of these gifs were made by me from scratch only for roleplay purposes. don’t: repost or claim as your own. please, like&reblog this post if you find this useful in any way!commissions info in the pinned post.

#paul adelstein #paul adelstein gif pack #paul adelstein gif hunt #gif pack #gif hunt #rp commissions #gif commissions #graphic commissions #rph #rpc #usernare #userdevon #exodusmusing #gifpacknetwork #* gif packs #* m #* m: gif packs

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themosleyreview · 1 year

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The Mosley Review: The Menu

You know those famous cooking shows about a chef that runs their kitchen with a certain iron fist or the type of pretentious cooking shows that make the kind of dishes that nobody really wants to eat because it is an "art piece"? Have you ever wanted to see a chef go off the rails and do something to those people that would either embarass the critics or expose the darker side of their "high society" lifestyle? Well look no further because this was exactly that type of story and it was actually alot fun to see the truth being exposed for each character. From the moment the characters get on the island, the story begins to take off as many of them break the rules and how all of their secrets get discovered in crafty and sometimes brutal ways. Now it wasn't always as clever as the film was trying to be. You could easily tell where it was going for some characters, but it doesn't mean I wasn't invested.

Anya Taylor-Joy was great as Margot and I loved how she carried the most mystery. She was the most relatable character in the film and I loved every minute. Nicholas Hoult was the excellent portrayal of a fanboy for food as Tyler. He danced between childish wonder and an unlikable elitist jerk. The back and forth between Tyler and Margot was interesting and acted as the anchor of the story. John Leguizamo is always excellent and as credited as Movie Star, he was excellent at portraying an actor that was way past his prime even when John isn't. Aimee Carrero was great as his assistant Felicity. I liked the chemistry between them and I'm glad their story didn't go down an all too familiar path. Janet McTeer was perfectly pretentious and sometimes annoying as Lillian Bloom. Her constant critiques and denials were fun to watch when things really started to take off. Paul Adelstein was perfect as essentially her lap dog editor Ted. He was the "yes man" that we all know and I knew exactly the direction he was going. Hong Chau was fairly creepy as Elsa the hostess that brings the cast together for the feast. She was the perfect introduction of the eerie tension that covered the eventful feast. Ralph Fiennes was amazing and intense as the celebrity chef Julian Slowik. The moment he's on screen he commands the frame and his subtle intensity with just a glance was unnerving. I loved his stories of how each dish has relevance to everyone or the lives of his staff. His chemistry with Margot was the best part of the film and I loved the slow peel of the onion of truth between them.

The score by Colin Stetson was fun, eerie and I liked how it enhanced the tension. There really isn't that many problems I had with the film aside from some obvious twists. The dark humor that is sprinkled throughout is well balanced and there is a sort of charm to the this straight forward storytelling. Overall, this was a fun watch featuring great performances in a very straight forward morality tale in the culinary arts. Let me know what you thought of the film or my review in the comments below. Thanks for reading!

#the menu #anya taylor joy #nicholas hoult #ralph fiennes #janet mcteer #paul adelstein #john leguizamo #aimee carrero

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karihighman · 9 months

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#cruel summer #cruel summer season 2 #celebrity family feud #cool cast #griffin gluck #lexi underwood #kadee strickland #paul adelstein #lisa yamada #new episode

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tomkeirblyth · 6 months

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Anyway if Paul Adelstein doesn’t play Enzo at some point I will be mad :)

#911 lone star #lisa edelstein #paul adelstein

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ruleof3bobby · 2 months

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THE MENU (2022) Grade: C+

Had some intrigue in the start. It was lacking a hook, a reason, backstory. The ending was that cool either. Better grade cause there are some good acting and wow moments.

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fuckyeahalfredmolina · 1 year

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Alfred Molina in I Feel Bad My Kids Barely Know Their Culture. Not available in Canada and United States unfortunately. I’ll try to find a different platform.

#Alfred Molina #Sarayu Blue #Paul Adelstein #Caroline Aaron #Brian George #Madhur Jaffrey #I Feel Bad My Kids Barely Know Their Culture #tv #video #videos

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genevieveetguy · 1 year

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You don't think Chef is mad at me, do you?

The Menu, Mark Mylod (2022)

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spookytuesdaypod · 1 year

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spooky tuesday is a (now not so new!) podcast where we’re breaking down all of our favorite slashers, thrillers, monster movies and black comedies on the new scariest day of the week.

hello, we’d like to order one black comedy done well, please. this week, the menu (2022) is what’s on the menu for spooky tuesday, and we’re breaking down the stunt casting that might’ve been, the cannibalism that should’ve been, and the iconic line-reading of the word “tortillas” that definitely was. in a film all about exactly what ingredients are needed to make real art, it’s clear that this project has a true love for creation baked in.

give spooky tuesday a listen on apple podcasts, spotify, iheart radio, or stitcher

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