One of the rare times I wish a movie was longer.
Saturday Night wasn't what I expected, in the best ways. It reminded me of Birdman in the way that it made me feel like I was walking through the halls and floating between rooms and conversations. The leads captured the essence of who they were playing. Lamorne Morris was the standout because I already love him. Ella Hunt was the biggest surprise.
I've only seen her in Anna & the Apocalypse, and every time she was on the screen as Gilda I found myself focused on her. I didn't know Matthew Rhys and JK Simmons were in this, so those were exciting surprises.The only thing that really took me out of it was that Lorne looked like Murr from Impractical Jokers, and I couldn't stop thinking about it.

Saturday Night
The revolution begins at 11:30.
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9/27/2024Runtime
109 minsOverview
At 11:30pm on October 11, 1975, a ferocious troupe of young comedians and writers changed television forever. This is the story of what happened behind the scenes in the 90 minutes leading up to the first broadcast of Saturday Night Live.

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A kinetic, affectionate look at the raw creative chaos behind television history in the making. The film captures the electricity of talented people scrambling against the clock, filled with the nervous energy and genuine camaraderie of artists on the verge of something they don't yet know will be legendary.
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Gabriel LaBelle
Lorne Michaels

Rachel Sennott
Rosie Shuster

Cory Michael Smith
Chevy Chase

Ella Hunt
Gilda Radner

Dylan O'Brien
Dan Aykroyd

Emily Fairn
Laraine Newman

Matt Wood
John Belushi

Lamorne Morris
Garrett Morris

Kim Matula
Jane Curtin

Tommy Dewey
Michael O'Donoghue

Cooper Hoffman
Dick Ebersol

Nicholas Braun
Andy Kaufman / Jim Henson
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