#B.J. Novak

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Boyd Holbrook Vengeance Dir: B.J. Novak

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Inglourious Basterds (2009)

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Boyd Holbrook as Ty Shaw & B.J. Novak as Ben Manalowitz

➭ Vengeance (2022) dir. B.J. Novak

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📽️ The Internship (2013)

I’m gonna be honest: I remember watching this movie, but I barely remember anything about it. It’s a pretty typical comedy with some funny parts. I will say that it’s a unique premise/setting. However, it still has the typical older-guys-versus-young-guys-who-think-they-know-everything storyline that we’ve seen before. It’s not a classic, but it’s a fun watch if you’re looking for a laugh.

Sex/nudity: 5.5/10 (depending on the version you watch the strip club seen either shows boobs or bras, either way there are sexual jokes throughout the movie and either way the strip club scene is pretty major)

Language: 6/10 (one f word in the dialogue, three f words in a background song, a lot of other language)

Violence: 2/10 (there is some violence but a lot of it is played for laughs)

Overall rating: 5/10

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Dear Gus & Magnus,

Today was a long one. The conference wrapped up in Cleveland with an interview with B.J. Novak. He talked a little about THE BOOK WITH NO PICTURES, which is in semi-rotation at our house. Two other pieces of information I found interesting: 1) "That's what she said," was used by The Office writers whenever they had written themselves into a corner and couldn't figure out how to get out of it; 2) The writers all thought the show would be cancelled at any moment, so Paul Lieberstein (who played Toby) said they should stop writing for the perceived audience and instead write things other comedy writers would find funny so they would get hired to work on other shows as soon as the hatchet dropped on The Office.

After the conference ended, I rushed to catch an Uber to the airport, rushed through the airport because I was cutting the flight close, or I would have been until the flight got delayed. Not by an hour or some other large block of time I could use to re-arranged my day, but incrementally by a few minutes here, a few minutes there. Slowly I watched my layover in St. Louis dwindle to nothing. And then the St. Louis leg of my trip kept getting delayed. I went from being home at 11pm to being home after 1am.

By the time I got to Little Rock, I was so tired. I walk faster than most people (but more effectively, I walk more efficiently/aggressively than most people -- similar to how I drive), so I was one of the first people from our flight to get luggage and leave the airport. I stacked my bags on top of your carseats, then I had my podcast box on top of that, then I had my backpack on top of that. Things were stacked high in the back seat. Meanwhile, in the front seat, I decided to turn my music up and rolled the windows down as a way to celebrate making it home.

As I got onto the interstate on-ramp, though, the truck behind me flashed its headlights or maybe it jerked the wheel to avoid missing something in the road. That's how I interpreted the subtle shift I saw in my sideview mirror. I saw something in the middle of the on-ramp -- something I had not noticed as I drove through. I quickly looked in my backseat and realized the pull of the turn had caused my backpack to slide off the podcast box, out my window, and land in the middle of the on-ramp. I couldn't back up the on-ramp, so I pulled over and ran up it in my loafers, which was hard enough, but made especially hard when I felt a pain run up the back of my leg -- a reminder that I pulled my hamstring a couple of weeks ago. By the time I got to my bag, it had been hit. Three important casualties: Laptop, favorite water bottle, backpack itself. LIke I said, a long day, but I'm glad to be home so that I can see you two and Mom in the morning.

Dad.

St. Louis, Missouri. 5.7.2024 - 10.05pm.

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Here's a huge ass list of everything (as in all of the media) that I can see sharing the same universe as what is in my opinion one of the all-time greatest movies ever made and the second best movie that he's ever done, Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds, that you can both read and see below for yourself:

• Gore Verbinski's Pirates Of The Caribbean Trilogy

• Rockstar's Red Dead Redemption Duology

• Vince Gilligan's Breaking Bad Trilogy

• Kurt Sutter's Sons Of Anarchy Duology

• Remedy Entertainment's Connected Universe

• Julius Avery's Overlord (2018)

• Park Chan-Wook's Oldboy

• Kim Jee-Won's I Saw The Devil

• Clint Eastwood's High Plains Drifter

• S. Craig Zahler's Bone Tomahawk

• Martin Campbell's The Mask Of Zorro

• John Carpenter's Big Trouble In Little China

• Jon Turteltaub's National Treasure Duology

• Sergio Leone's The Dollars Trilogy

• Stephen Sommers' The Mummy (1999)

• Michael Mann's Heat (1995)

• Leigh Whannell's The Invisible Man (2020)

• Mike Mignola's Hellboy (Comic Series)

• Tomm Moore & Ross Stewart's Wolfwalkers

• Dario Argento's Phenomena

• Guillermo Del Toro's Crimson Peak

• Derek Lee & Clif Prowse's Afflicted

• Matt Reeves' Let Me In (2010)

• Jenny Clement's Mias and Elle

• Brandon Santiago's Erma

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IMBD’S TOP 10 Highest Rated Episodes of The Office №9: s07e18 Garage Sale

Holly Flax, marrying me will you be? Your wife becoming me will I.

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Boyd Holbrook The Premise 1.02 -Moment in Silence

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Happy Birthday Mindy Kaling!

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hes so ajkfdsjindjiskdjks

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Boyd Holbrook as Ty Shaw & B.J. Novak as Ben Manalowitz

➭ Vengeance (2022) dir. B.J. Novak