Remember, this is a film that looks on as a line of thugs commit multiple murder in a Chicago garage; Wilder shows only the thugs, however, not the jerking bodies, and thus gives us leave to laugh.
Nothing left to do but laugh.
Sometimes, the only thing left to do is laugh.
The film, and the people in it – and actually this whole Channel 4 mental health series – don't ignore the fact that although it is all so sad, baffling and exasperating, there are times when the only thing left to do is laugh.
My husband and I joked that one day we would travel from doctor's office to doctor's office asking, "Please sir, can you spare a bypass surgery?" Our fear ran so deep we had nothing left to do but laugh as we imagined a future in which our daughter lacked any dignity and literally begged for life-saving treatment.
It's not the first time that Dieudonné, a former mainstream comedian who now puts on highly politicized, tendentious one-man shows in which the far right and the far left unite to laugh at his anti-Semitic humor, has come under the sanction of the law for his remarks.
When we are trying to smooth everything out and look like we have it all together, we spend all our energy at that game and there's no energy left over to laugh and play or be present with our loved ones.
There is no construction in Europe there is nothing left to build there, laughs OAS's Africa head, Leonardo Calado de Brito.
From left to right: Mole laughing his ass off, Perry losing his shit, Don loving it.
