The person picked The Imitation Game for Best Picture, yet the praise it gives the film seems the blandest out of any of the nominees.

"The Grand Budapest Hotel is a textbook example of what's great about Wes Anderson. His stuff is always amazing."

The Coen brothers had a hard time writing Miller's Crossing, and out of that came Barton Fink. What I'm trying to say is: plagiarize the Coens by writing Barton Fink again.

They're really good!

Good for you!

Is Stephen Peter K. Rosenthal?

It was either that, or a screenplay Stephen thought of about a WWII-veteran adjusting to his return back home by joining a Scientology-esque cult.

Sounds cool!

There's still time!

Seems correct to me.

I love you all! You people are so smart! And not ugly!

Has anyone here written a screenplay? If not, why the fuck has it not occurred yet? I feel like some of us could write terrific scripts.

Playa, you know I was only just playin' ;)

1) The Grand Budapest Hotel: 478 points (votes on all 20 ballots)

I enjoy James Adomian's Tom Leykis impersonation. I also enjoy Lauren Lapkus. So, hearing those two together on With Special Guest Lauren Lapkus made for an enjoyable weekend listen.

Love you too, bae. Always.

I hope he knows the names of the band members.

When I read your takedown of Unbroken, I thought "Holy shit, he hates a movie!"

Ehh, don't hate yourself. I'm sure you'll find a way to like it (you always seem to do this with every movie you see in theaters). I predict you will give it at least a B.

Tanning can lead to cancer? Ummm, spoiler alert, jackass!