Since my answer (the "Layla" montage) is already taken, I'll give a shout out to the entire "May 11th, 1980" section of Goodfellas. I'm not sure how many different songs he uses, but it's a pretty ingenious way to put the viewer inside Henry Hill's head.

As long as he doesn't play any more "Doohly appoyntid Federahl MAAAAHSHAAAALS", I'm okay with Scorsese continuing to use him.

Haha remember in the late 90's and early aughts when directors thought that Cameron Diaz could be a serious actress? Hate to play monday morning quarterback, but…nope.

Artistically: Raging Bull
Personally: Goodfellas

Ah, the 90's: an age when Sharon Stone could get nominated for an Oscar for basically playing herself. Those were the days.

Oh, you don't know what a mook is? Fuck you, pay me.

I see what you did there.

Since you asked so nicely, teadoust, I'll tell you. I have no idea what she thinks of Borgnine.

Now dat's what I call a CLOSE ENCOUNTER!

Devil in a Blue Dress? Really? All I think about when someone brings up that movie is that awful scene where Denzel is fucking that chick and she just keeps yelling "You're hitting my spot!" Uggh, gross.

Scott Pilgrim felt off because it was a bunch of cool shit without a satisfying payoff at the end. Look up "tacked on" in the dictionary, and you'll find that ending there, glaring at you. They handled it so much better in the comics, there's actually some real resolution and real narrative payoffs leading up to what…

A friend of mine met "Ernie" recently when he came to speak at the place where my friend works. They ended up talking for like, 20 minutes. He told a lot of great stories about playing Cabbie, apparently it was one of his favorite parts he ever played. He seemed like a true gentleman and a scholar from what my friend…

I deleted my yahoo e-mail account solely based on the commenters on yahoonews and yahooanswers. Talk about the absolute dregs of mankind.

Nathan, if you want to cover a bad John Wayne movie, look no further than "The Green Berets", his pro-Vietnam film released at the height of public outcry against the war. In addition to being completely out of touch with just about everyone in the country, it has such classic bad movie touches as an annoying little…

I hate to say this, but I suspect that the only reason that Lobsters hasn't responded to this is that he's tracked you down and is coming to kill you, jackslater. Lock your windows and your doors.

"I'm not a doctor, but I would have said the exact same thing you just did."

"go PUT"

I'll jump in on this quote-a-thon in a second, just gotta go out $7 worth of Hoobastank on the jukebox.

hatin, the season premiere was pretty bad, but the rest of this season has been nothing but win, especially last week's episode.

Ooof, looks like someone touched a nerve there, Lobsters.