Mid-Century Modern was absolutely hilarious and a comforting sitcom where you didn't have to think... just sit back and laugh at all the craziness. The three men were excellent and have great comedy chemistry. The surprise is actor Matt Bomer who is not known for being a comedy legend like Nathan Lane or Linda Lavin. Bomer hits it outa the park with a fantastic comedic turn as a dumb innocent Mormon who is making up for lost time being religious by hopping into bed with everything that moves.. yet maintaining a pure heart of gold. It's an amazing combination. The entire show is superbly written, directed, and performed.

Actually, if you watch the 1976 movie BURNT OFFERINGS... you will see scenes that the legendary director STANLEY KUBRICK copied for his 1980 haunted horror THE SHINING. Everything from old pictures of the house and it's residents of past generations, to maternal/fraternal possession being a danger to their own family . Watch BURNT OFFERINGS first, then rewatch THE SHINING... and you will see how even the great Kubrick cheats

STANLEY KUBRICK'S "EYES WIDE SHUT" was NOT one of his better films. It is as though Kubrick was not really caught up with the times, with how advanced movies that had controversial erotica had become by 1999. He made the scenes in Eyes Wide Shut as though he believed his scenes inside the sex cult were breaking new ground and would be considered shocking, the way his movie A CLOCKWORK ORANGE was seen as shocking in 1971. But by 1999 everyone had seen the same type stories and many were done far more shockingly and graphically. Kubrick, who had hid himself away in the deep Countryside of England for so many years, wasn't up with the times or recent movies. EYES WIDE SHUT was the kind of movie an old man would think of as controversial and erotic. It was neither. It was verbose and dull for the most part.

🏆 DEMI MOORE was indeed brilliant in THE SUBSTANCE... and more than that she was COURAGEOUS in other ways that even men at her age would never dare to in a movie. As for the female director of The Substance.. she also did a fantastic job giving us a Kubrick-Like Film.