I also have never seen Titanic, and I feel that is reward enough itself.

Yeah, but it won some oscars like thirteen years ago and has depreciated in value ever since. What's the point in hating it? The most impassioned defenses in this comment section are like "Well I don't really care for it, but it's not actively repugnant."

Yeah, but it won some oscars like thirteen years ago and has depreciated in value ever since. What's the point in hating it? The most impassioned defenses in this comment section are like "Well I don't really care for it, but it's not actively repugnant."

Man, quit acting surprised when Tom Cruise gives a good performance. You know you can dislike a guy's public persona while still admitting he's good at his job, right?

Man, quit acting surprised when Tom Cruise gives a good performance. You know you can dislike a guy's public persona while still admitting he's good at his job, right?

Quadrilogy: I always think of those three + the Matrix as being "of a piece."

Quadrilogy: I always think of those three + the Matrix as being "of a piece."

Stoned lifting is definitely common. I would imagine it takes your mind off rote mechanical work without the motor sloppiness other intoxicants induce.

Stoned lifting is definitely common. I would imagine it takes your mind off rote mechanical work without the motor sloppiness other intoxicants induce.

People have brought it up a couple of times.

People have brought it up a couple of times.

"In the case of Shawshank, it's been at n.1 for, best as I can tell, the last ten to fifteen years."

"In the case of Shawshank, it's been at n.1 for, best as I can tell, the last ten to fifteen years."

Shawshank I can understand; it's a little sappy. Silence of the Lambs though is just inexcusable and confounding.

Shawshank I can understand; it's a little sappy. Silence of the Lambs though is just inexcusable and confounding.

@avclub-22eda830d1051274a2581d6466c06e6c:disqus Step One: Slander.
Step Two: Respond to the notion that you should support your opinion by copy/pasting a Slate article.
Step Three: Throw a tanty.

@avclub-22eda830d1051274a2581d6466c06e6c:disqus Step One: Slander.
Step Two: Respond to the notion that you should support your opinion by copy/pasting a Slate article.
Step Three: Throw a tanty.

I think it might have been the Skyfall trailer where AVClub commenters convinced  me to give Dalton a chance. Glad I did, because License to Kill is fucking hardcore. And I also realized where Dark Knight Rises stole its opening scene from.

I think it might have been the Skyfall trailer where AVClub commenters convinced  me to give Dalton a chance. Glad I did, because License to Kill is fucking hardcore. And I also realized where Dark Knight Rises stole its opening scene from.

I really think the Fugitive should be on here, but it's kinda been forgotten, and I'm not surprised it was omitted.