"The first third is as "Kubrickian" as it comes…it almost feels like Spielberg was simply following a Kubrick cookbook."

Oh, holy shit, May. Not necessarily a fit for this list, because it is a gradual shift from shy but lovable to…well, to the end of the film. But boy, was I not expecting what I got when I watched that one.

Plastics!

I can understand a dislike for Harold and Maude, but I can't condone it.

As I said on a previous comment, Moral Orel is fantastic, and the last season is a work of art. It doesn't get nearly enough recognition.

Yeah, E.T. hater here.

Moral Orel, bitches. "Numb." How this could not have already been mentioned is absolutely beyond me.

Comic books? Poetry? A Confederacy of Dunces? This thread saddens me.

dfmoss - Ice Harvest. Not the same flick.

@OhNoNotAgain
Hansard's character bugged me from the start of the movie, and never let up. He was a stand-offish dick and a mediocre musician, and I couldn't understand why Irglova's character continued to try to win his favor.

I'm gonna go write in my gurnal.

So will I, Peevish. So will I.

Loved Southland Tales, regardless of knowing that I probably shouldn't. It's just so much fun.

Speaking of "no discussion about Walken would be complete without"…

You're so beautiful, you could be an air hostess in the '60s.

You're so beautiful, you could be an air hostess in the '60s.

25 percent of the game will be sex mini-games, ala God of War and "Hot Coffee."

Aw, now I want to see what all of the other staffers avatars are.

If anything deserves a second chance, it's Soylent Green. For a movie about government-sanctioned cannibalism, it's pretty fuckin' boring.

^ Glee!