The Venture Bros. Movie Is The Perfect Ending To A Series Too Good For This World
One of the greatest animated shows of all time has come to an end, and the Venture Bros. movie is a brilliant, perfect send-off.
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One of the greatest animated shows of all time has come to an end, and the Venture Bros. movie is a brilliant, perfect send-off.
Paul Reubens took his eternally youthful and immature alter ego from improv comedy stages to the big screen to Saturday morning TV and Broadway.
Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast/GettyMuch has been made of Michael Cera’s performance in Barbie, where he plays a sort of bizarro-Ken: Allan, the discontinued, waifish bestie of the Barbies’ buff male counterparts. There are many Kens, but only one Allan, and that singular nature is to Cera’s benefit. Barbie takes advantage of Cera’s unique, instantly identifiable presence: He’s very good at playing the awkward, non-threatening, sweetheart. Allan, the one male doll that supports the Barbie
You may know him best from “Juno,” “Arrested Development,” “Scott Pilgrim,” or his underrated 2007 web series, but Cera’s entire career has been building to “Barbie.”
Tim Heidecker double bills himself on his 'Two Tims' tour.