The Shoutbox
Father, forgive him for he knows not what he's doing.
Originally Posted by Torgo
How does it compare to The Singing Detective?
I haven't seen The Singing Detective, but I assume that this film has more dancing, but less singing.
Originally Posted by exiler96
...which makes me question as to WHY? Has Michael Douglas announced his retirement that I don't know of?
No, I don't think so. Keaton will have to use all three names professionally so as not to overlap with Michael Douglas.

Keaton has always been in close touch with his roots (here in the western Pa./Pittsburgh area), so I'm guessing he's just hoping to touch back to those roots a little more authentically. He didn't *want* to choose a different name back in the day--he just had to because of SAG rules.
How does it compare to The Singing Detective?
Originally Posted by FilmBuff
I'm happy to hear Lacey Chabert is still acting.
She is the queen of Hallmark movies. She was in 6 Hallmark movies last year alone!
I'm happy to hear Lacey Chabert is still acting.
Originally Posted by Mr Minio
Originally Posted by Allaby
I'm watching a Hallmark movie called The Dancing Detective: A Deadly Tango starring Lacey Chabert as an undercover cop.
Here's an example of a guy who's not in danger of experiencing a masterpiece.
I've experienced many masterpieces. I have a list of all the masterpieces I have seen:

https://letterboxd.com/movieguyisme/...bout-watching/
Originally Posted by Joel
The 2nd F word was bleeped, as if to be self awarely funny.
I thought the reason the 2nd one was bleeped was to keep the PG-13 rating.
Originally Posted by Allaby
I'm watching a Hallmark movie called The Dancing Detective: A Deadly Tango starring Lacey Chabert as an undercover cop.
Here's an example of a guy who's not in danger of experiencing a masterpiece.
I'm watching a Hallmark movie called The Dancing Detective: A Deadly Tango starring Lacey Chabert as an undercover cop.
Watching two masterpieces in the same day is both a blessing and a curse. Other films feel so inferior now, with bad films becoming simply unwatchable.