Brendan Edward Kennedy

@gumptionvo.bsky.social

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A “left of the dial” VO Artist based in the Maryland / Washington DC region. He / They No pasarán. 🌹 🖤 www.GumptionVoiceovers.com

A Letterboxd review of “Stop! That! Train!” written by Gloria Cook My soul may forever be tainted by having made eye contact with RuPaul from the front row while he gave his introductory speech. This is very bad and not funny and also I have little tolerance for this kind of gay culture. Very much considered walking out. Also, if the film wasn't bad enough on its own, it's one of the most conspicuous uses of AI I've seen in a film, with a lot of VFX looking like gen AI and doubt about how much of the obvious stock footage might also be. (Confirmed in the end credits that Acme AI was the top billed VFX company on the film)
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Don Corleone from the film The Godfather saying, “Look at how they massacred my boy.”
Lying Cat from “Saga,” saying “LYING”
The movie poster for 10 Things I Hate About You
Grandpa Munster from the TV show “The Munsters”
Nemik from Season 1 of Andor, saying, “So much going wrong, so much to say, and all of it happening so quickly.”
A still of the film O Brother, Where Art Thou? with Delmar offering Everett a campfire roasted gopher.
The movie poster for 1993’s “Super Mario Bros”
A frame from the pilot episode of the Pokémon anime in which Pikachu is being pulled along and looks deeply uncomfortable about it
A photo of the back cover of “A Magical Girl Retires” by Park Seolyeon.
Dialogue from Season 2 of Andor. Top panel: Ghorman senator Dasi Oran says, “They don’t even bother to lie badly anymore.” Bottom panel: Mon Mothma responds, “I suppose that’s the final humiliation.”
The cover of Bullshit Jobs: A Theory by David Graeber
A stylized promotional photo for the canceled Netflix series “Teenage Bounty Hunters”
A screenshot of the Google result for the definition of the German term “schadenfreude,” defined as “pleasure derived by someone from another person’s misfortune”
Eddie the Jack Russell terrier from the show Frasier, wearing headphones and sitting in an office chair at the recording console of Frasier’s studio.
The title screen of