Search results
“Imagine That” is amusing without ever being break-out funny — except for one scene, loudly appreciated by the kiddies in the audience at the screening I attended, when he makes pancakes, and Olivia insists he eat them covered with gobs of ketchup, mustard, chocolate sauce and hot sauce.
Scott is the creator and host of Imagine That!, an engaging team-building and communication-enhancing activity structured as a classic game show. Scott energizes and delights businesses, non-profits and college students in this interactive and unique approach to improving effectiveness and fostering innovation.
People also ask
What is the story of Evan & Olivia?
Who plays Olivia in 'Murphy'?
What does Olivia Wilde think about feminism?
- What Happens in The Movie?
- What’s The Twist?
- Okay, So What Was with That plane?
- What About That Moment When Alice Almost Gets Crushed to Death While Cleaning?
- Can Women Die in The Simulation?
- How Does Alice Eat Or Go to The Bathroom While Using The Simulator?
- Why Did Frank’s Wife Stab Frank?
- Why Did Harry Styles Dance at That Company Party?
- What Are The Influences on Don’T Worry Darling?
- What Does Don’T Worry Darling Have to Do with The Matrix?
Alice suspects something weird is going on with her husband Jack and their Stepford Wives existence. The wives are forbidden from going into the desert that surrounds the town. They occasionally whisper about what it is their husbands are actually doing all day and theorize about the strange sonic booms that disturb their leisurely afternoons. The ...
It’s all a simulation! The electroshock therapy doesn’t go as planned. While lying on the table, Alice accesses memories of her real life. It turns out that she is, in reality, a doctor, not a housewife. She lives in a dreary city apartment and works terrible hours. Jack is her partner in that universe too. He doesn’t particularly like how much Ali...
Alice watching a plane crash kicks off the entire adventure. Was it a glitch in the VR experience? It’s hard to imagine that Frank would purposefully program that into the simulation.
Alice has several trippy experiences, like the wall of her house nearly crushing her to death and the dance class hallucination. Is that a glitch or Frank messing with her head as some sort of punishment? It’s never made clear.
Apparently not. Bunny specifically says that if mendie in virtual reality they die in real life. Why would women be the exception? Unclear. Margaret slashes her throat early in the film and disappears. She either died by suicide in real life or found that killing herself was the only way to escape the simulation.
Even if Alice’s safety isn’t threatened inside the simulation, how is she surviving outside of it? We see Alice hooked up to the simulator machine in a bed. Didn’t any of her coworkers or family ask about her going missing? Once she’s attached to the machine in the bed, how does she eat? And how does she go to the bathroom? Does Jack have to take c...
The status of Frank’s wife Shelley (Gemma Chan) throughout the movie is a mystery. Does she know that she’s living in a simulation like Bunny? Or did Frank trick her? Presumably the latter: He figured out how to capture his wife in his 1950s suburbia and then podcasted about it to other insecure men across the world. At the end of the movie, when A...
There is a scene in the middle of the movie when Frank promotes Jack, and then Jack does a really long, elaborate dance onstage at a party while Alice has a breakdown in the bathroom. I have absolutely no explanation for why this scene exists in the movie. Maybe there’s a Dance Dance Revolution mini-game within this virtual reality universe. Jack’s...
The most obvious touchstone for Don’t Worry Darling is The Stepford Wives. For the uninitiated, Stepford Wivesis a horror novel-turned-movie (released in 1975, followed by a 2004 adaptation with Nicole Kidman) that satirizes men’s reactions to women’s liberation. It centers on a photographer named Joanna who moves with her husband to an eerily perf...
The Matrix is a touchstone, not only because the entire plot of that movie centers on the hero deciding to unplug from a beautiful-looking but unreal simulation in favor of a grittier life in reality, but also because of The Matrix’s inadvertent influence on the language of men’s rights activists. In The Matrix, the hero Neo (Keanu Reeves) must cho...
- Eliana Dockterman
In Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon Movies’ family comedy, Eddie Murphy stars as a successful financial executive who has more time for his blackberry than his seven-year-old daughter (Yara Shahidi).
- (14)
- Vanessa Williams
- Karey Kirkpatrick
Jun 12, 2009 · He also invites Olivia to repeat a playful blessing before they dive into a meal of pancakes dripping with all manner of nasty toppings. Sexual Content Trish wears formfitting tops.
- Karey Kirkpatrick
Eddie Murphy plays a father named Evan who doesn’t give enough attention to his daughter, Olivia. He loves her but is caught up in his job, trying to compete against a man known as Mr. Whitefeather (Thomas Haden Church), who always seems to have a gimmick to sell the clients.
As the week progresses, it becomes clear that Olivia's special security blanket, "Goo Ga," and her imaginary princess friends are prescient about business deals. When Evan loosens up and starts believing in Olivia's unseen pals, it looks like he'll be a shoo-in for the big job.
