What’s Aged the Best?
Haircut, physical comedy, apartment, tears, Goldwyn and Soho remain strengths.
In the discussion (6)
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- Moore reportedly arrived with an unannounced haircut that surprised the director but renewed her screen identity; Swayze’s exaggerated faces and passing-through reactions are enjoyable.
- The high-ceiling loft and newly discovered space are praised, with a reverse-Conjuring comparison; Moore’s crying is another strength.
- A Victoria Jackson/Swayze SNL parody of Molly’s private habits is recommended.
- Goldwyn is so convincingly sweaty and evil that the hosts think it limited his subsequent roles until Scandal; The Pelican Brief is called great and a good-guy lead career imagined.
- The non-spooky ghost with unfinished business is praised as an enduring pop-cultural premise, distinguished from The Conjuring and Harry Potter.
- Soho’s streets and emptiness are praised; After Hours is explicitly liked as another use of the area.