A dart hitting the stage was enough to end a Metallica show outright, no warning, no encore. Richard Crouse has the story behind one of only four times the band ever walked off mid-set, plus the AI movie trend nobody seems to actually want, including a studio founder who cast himself as a Greek king.
Darts, Bald Caps, and an AI King of Ithaca A Metallica bass player reveals the small-town Canadian show that got cut short after fans started throwing things, and how the crowd handled it themselves before security did. Crouse also breaks down an AI-generated Odyssey retelling from a filmmaker who gave himself the lead role, and why AI stars still aren't landing with audiences.
Three Hours, No CGI, and a 60-Foot Puppet Cyclops Christopher Nolan built his Cyclops with an actual puppet on a real island instead of pixels, and Crouse says it shows. He reviews the nearly three-hour Odyssey and pours three mythology-themed cocktails built to match it, from a divine nectar to a Circe-inspired fizz.
Topics: The Odyssey movie, Christopher Nolan, AI movies, Metallica, cocktail pairings
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