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Community launched Donald Glover’s amazing career. The nomadic sitcom tended to be run opposite juggernaut series
The Big Bang Theory, and its networks just sort of let the show do whatever it wanted. The result is one of the funniest, most experimental, and subversive TV series of the past several decades.
Donald Glover, aka rapper Childish Gambino, aka the scene-stealing Lando Calrissian in
Solo, aka the creator of the hit show
Atlanta, got his big media start on
Community playing Troy Barnes alongside Alison Brie, Ken Jeong, Gillian Jacobs, Danny Pudi, Yvette Nicole Brown, Jim Rash, Chevy Chase, and Joel McHale.
Brown said the cast keep a group message going regularly and chat virtually everyday, sharing everything from jokes to fan art. As for that movie, according to Brown, it’s just a matter of time until they all get in the same place in front of the camera and make it happen.
“The movie? I think it’s coming,” she said. I don’t know when, [but] I know we all want to do it and that’s half the battle.”
Community starred Brown, Joel McHale, Gillian Jacobs, Alison Brie, Danny Pudi, Donald Glover, Ken Jeong, Jim Rash, and Chevy Chase. It was created by Dan Harmon, who admittedly is plenty busy these days cranking out
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When a certain show about a community college ended up airing long ago back in 2009, no one expected it to become as big of a hit as it did, and creating the stars that came along with it. Now, more than a decade later,
Community has developed a cult following, to the point where there have been plenty of rewatches, and even a cast reunion recently. Pretty sure all of us are still waiting for that âsix seasons and a movieâ plot point to finally come true.
However, itâs been nearly six years since the end of
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It kind of feels like all of us have been trapped in
Long Weekend. Which helps to make the new indie romantic escape from writer-director Stephen Basilone so welcome at a time like now. So much of our entertainment consumption has been about bingeworthy TV shows and blockbusters that were supposed to come to theaters but now appear in our living rooms. We miss the modest-budgeted, character-driven and high-concept stories, the ones youâd discover at a film festival and spend weeks raving to your friends about it.
Long Weekend is that kind of movie, though it has secrets that we need to guard with our lives. We can sing about chemistry found in its leads, Finn Wittrock and Zoe Chao. He plays a man getting over a vicious breakup, and she⦠well, she comes around at just the right time. Part of their courtship involves an original song that Chaoâs character, Vienna, has to perform on the fly, to prove something to Wittrockâs character, Bart. So when I