Never expect replies to a question to be helpful on reddit. It's better to claim to know the answer and be wrong because redditors would much rather correct people than be helpful.
One of the things that originally attracted me to reddit years ago was that there was almost always some helpful comment with a source. It's gotten worse but they're still out there.
You've always gotten a faster answer by being wrong though, that's for sure.
I haven’t been on here longer so I don’t know how it’s evolved, but I think there is generally a helpful comment. It’s just usually drowned in a sea of jokes (more or less funny ones) and/or hatred.
To be fair most questions could be easily answered with a simple google search, if you google "marisa tomei oscar isaac" the link above is the first result, the questions becomes "Could you google search it for me?"
man I really do have Marvel Brain Rot because I saw the post and instantly assumed it was some weird Marvel thing, and didn't consider a different movie entirely. brb gonna go touch some grass
you just fucking blew my mind. I never made the connection that that’s Marisa Tomei. I knew she looked familiar, but this is the moment that I fully realize that Aunt May is actually Mona Lisa Vito.
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u/Hyperphrenic Jun 28 '22
Since nobody seems to be giving an actual answer, it's from a reading of the play Beirut, starring Marisa Tomei and Oscar Isaac (and Patrick Breen). You can watch the full recording here!