u/slicedude2004

I'm going through all of Noah Wyle's films as part of a challenge this month. Similar to last month i ran into another film that seems to be completely lost aside from a couple Youtube videos. This movie also has Bob Odenkirk! The plot goes 'Randy Rubio, a 260-pound (120 kg) leader of a small-time dance troupe, learns that their fifteen-year run at a Kansas theme park is coming to an end. So they pack their bus and move to Hollywood, where Randy's convinced fame and fortune await them.' One of two reviews on Letterboxd is actually from someone claiming to be the child of the creators of the film but when we ask for more information, he hasn't responded.

Do you agree? It's one of the greatest songs of all time so hearing it in one of the greatest shows ever made not in a triumphant scene but in a tense scene it makes it the greatest and most brilliant ever.

I'm trying to watch every Jon Bernthal film as part of a challenge this month. Every month I've been watching one director and one actor's entire filmography (at least the ones i haven't seen) It seems like his first film Mary/Mary is fully missing besides some clips and a trailer from YouTube. Is there any chance we can find it? Potentially before the end of this month so I don't fail the challenge? The movie is an independent drama and the plot is described (according to IMDB as "Manny is a young man with a serious Madonna/Whore complex, and a host of manias related to sexually transmitted disease. Manny's neuroses manifest as a pair of quick-talking 1950s gangsters who fill his ears with poisonous paranoia."

I have my Fandango at Home synced on Movies Anywhere but they're not still not showing up.

The rights to play the real songs in the park can't be that bad guys. I'm sitting in Soak City and had to endure a horrible cover of Bohemian Rhapsody and I Want to Break Free.