My ex-wife went to great lengths to tell me about how creepy he was in the TV adaptation of Dean Koontz's Intensity. I still need to check it out sometime.

Shaft was also my introduction to her. That film has a great cast and I watched it way too many times.

Tom Hardy
Idris Eldba
Tilda Swinton
Cate Blanchett

He's one of the few actors that has so many really good films and I still feel is underappreciated. I'm not sure I could think of a single actor who could pull off his part in 10 Cloverfield Lane.

I really like what work I've seen of his (he did so much with what little time he had in Drive) but he was one of the major reasons I stopped watching X-Men: Apocalypse halfway through. I still need to watch Ex Machina.

I saw Patch Adams in the theater. While I was actually suicidally depressed. Fuck that movie.

I enjoyed the hell out of Hardcore Henry but that Tim Roth cameo was puzzling as hell and that's saying something for a movie where I just smiled and went with Sharlto Copley's song and dance number.

I'll echo Brad Jones on the Midnight Screenings review of Krampus: I would pay good money for just an hour and a half of Adam Scott reacting to horrific things.

Especially today!

Counterpoint: His part in Transformers is one of the biggest cringe moments in a film with a lot of cringe.

Ugh, I read the book. I hated, hated, hated it. The worst part was the section where he decides it's the funniest thing ever to continue the toxic (and deadly) trans panic bullshit.

If I already had one, don't you think I'd remember it?

Oh? I'm sorry… I didn't know that.

I'm going to order one of those mind erasing kits.

Bring me my monocle. I want to look rich.

I'm so happy that I had watched Soldier enough times to get that reference and had it confirmed when I watched it with commentary. I felt like that had to be what people felt like getting some of the more obscure MST3K jokes without the internet.

"Snatch" will forever be my favorite. The conversation about the Mind Erasing Kit is easily one of the funniest things I've ever seen.

This comment section is my favorite thing I've seen today. So many memories of a show that I know almost by heart (like most others, season one is very hit or miss and I usually skip half of it.) This show will always be special to me. It reminds me of friends that I've not seen in years. (No joke, one of my best…

I don't think I've ever said that about a Shane Black movie.

Joke's on you, I gave up watching it when they decided they were breaking out of school to go to the mall! I only wasted about an hour. (It also didn't help that I found the scenes with Magneto's family, even that one scene, hilariously overwrought.)