“Somehow it feels good to be in a place like this.”
Chloe Feynman hilariously mimicked Nicole Kidman’s now-famous AMC ad. A segment from the season 48 premiere of “Saturday Night Live.”
Kidman’s comedian impersonation is spot on, 2021 commercial It has inspired countless memes and boasts a cult-like following.
“We came to this place for the magic,” says Feynman, 34, sticking mostly to the original script while mimicking Kidman’s hand gestures.
“We come to AMC Theater to laugh, cry and care. Because that’s what we all need.”
She then quoted the 55-year-old Kidman’s most iconic line in an ad. “Broken hearts feel good in a place like this” – Pop has truly cemented its place in the history of her culture.
Comedian Kenan Thompson then stepped into the frame, playing a regular theater goer who wasn’t entirely marketed with the message.
“Our hero feels like the best part of us,” Feynman said as he began to lie down on top of the cinema with twinkling eyes.
“What happened,” Thompson hilariously concludes the skit.
Fans were quick to react to a social media video captioned by the official “SNL” Twitter account, “Standing for the national anthem.”
“Lol so good,” one fan tweeted, while another wrote, “I love Khloe! She is so talented!”
A third viewer said, “Chloe Feynman is one of the funniest people. [sic] Talented performer from SNL! “
Fans also jumped into the comments section of the NBC show’s Instagram page, writing things like “Wait this is actually really funny.. good job SNL” and “I was in tears.”
original viral advertising It features Kidman walking around an empty movie theater waltzing, staring into the camera lens and earnestly delivering his lines.
The “Big Little Lies” star recently charmed AMC executives as well as moviegoers. extended her contract I will serve as spokesperson for the chain for another year.
“As Nicole Kidman reminds us in AMC’s now iconic and revered ad campaign, ‘Given that Hollywood has great stories to tell,’ moviegoers are more likely to love AMC. We are clearly eager to enjoy these dazzling footage on the giant solo screen,” Aron said in August.
Kidman, for her part, was still a little baffled as to why the TV spot was such a hit.
“I don’t know why it worked or why it went viral,” Kidman said. told GQ“But what I can say is that the response is a direct result of the number of people coming back to theaters to enjoy the film. And it’s exciting.”