For me it's Once, for sure. Partly because the leads were clearly actually falling for eachother, and nowhere near experienced enough to hide it. Partly because the circumstances don't make sense, and they both know it deep down, and fate doesn't conveniently arrange itself for them to wind up together at the end.…

Just saw this tonight, and the review gets it right: thoroughly bland, alternately underwritten and painfully on-the-nose, and quite indecisive about it's tone. Given Patricia Clarkson playing the lead, I couldn't help but compare it to the vastly superior Cairo Time, another film built around romantic tension and the…

Don't forget his years of saving aliens from Black Holes (with the help of Kenny Loggins of course).

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Not that the version of Life During Wartime isn't great, but I was shocked that the one chosen from Stop Making Sense wasn't Once in a Lifetime. The studio version is lethargic and mediocre. This, on the other hand, is a revelation: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

The real issue with Clooney winning for Syriana wasn't so much that he should have gotten it for something else, it's that it kept Alexander Siddig or Jeffrey Wright from even being nominated for their stunning performances in the same film.