Moonstruck

“This is my all-time cornball, but wonderfully… Well, mostly Nicolas Cage couldn’t look more hot and sexy when he’s down in the bakery ovens with his little guinea tee, and Cher, and I just love… I always enjoy watching Moonstruck, no matter what. It’s just a great little old movie for any time of day and night to watch with anyone and everyone, and it’s an upper.”

“Also Moonstruck, like who doesn't want to watch Cher and Nicolas Cage together?”

“Where’s Moonstruck? Right. Favorite film. Actually Broadcast News is. But equal top. Cher, what the hell? That Performance, the single tear in the opera. And she’s The Most Beautiful person that’s ever lived. And the kicking the can. It actually made me want to step up my acting game when I watched Cher in this. There’s a groundedness to her that I found just awe-inspiring.”

“I'm starting with Moonstruck. I think it's my all-time favorite movie. I think it's one of the greatest screenplays ever written. I think every Performance in this movie is pitch-perfect and whenever I am in need of inspiration I put it on and anytime I meet someone new and they haven't seen it I will sit down with them and watch it and that I think is the joy of movie making and movie watching.”

“What about Moonstruck? Cher and Nicolas Cage, it's a twofer. I love them both, two of my faves. Is this the one where she goes 'snap out of it'? Can I do that please? Cher, Cher, Cher.”

“Moonstruck. I love Moonstruck. See this movie. Long live—literally she's always at her peak. She's always peaking. Maintains her peak, she's still peaking. She just had a constant state of peak.”