I would have thought Lin-Manuel Miranda wrote Hamilton purely out of contractual obligation.

…Except for the Oscar he won for Training Day.

Yul Brynner was Russian.

The Big Short almost (or maybe not so almost) had me rooting for the collapse of the global economy because … nuance.

…Because 2 1/2 year old Tanner, who sat watching her daddy play the "Richmeister" on television that night would one day discover music and become … Elle King.

The Canadian HLN greatest hits album that came out a couple decades ago actually has the "Toronto! Montreal!" scream at the end.

People discovered "Mr. Blue Sky."

Yeah, but Tarantino shot most of his movie in one room (apparently). That may not win many converts to the format.

They all "made sense." 70MM provided a superior sound system more than anything else. It's basically the equivalent of what digital sound is today, albeit if only a handful of theatres in large cities had digital sound. In other words, 1992.

According to the website in70mm, the following elitist, artsy, snobs-only films were also released in 70MM:

"Shot in 70mm, but largely set in one room"

To truly appreciate the Interstellar soundtrack at home, you have to be willing to let your neighbors call the cops.

"trying to capture the same success as E.T."

"And when he was unable to pry Morricone away from a previous commitment to Italian filmmaker Giuseppe Tornatore"

You have one of those newfangled 70MM Blu Ray machines?

I want to know everything about The Force Awakens before it opens. But the second it opens, I don't want you to tell me a thing about The Force Awakens, because SPOILERS. Happy Thanksgiving.

On the one hand, he's Rob Schneider.
But on the other hand, he's the first SNL cast member who's child has recorded a top ten hit!

"Thriller" (the song) was a big hit in the spring of 1984. I remember it, but I still can't believe that song wasn't released anywhere near Halloween.

Uggh, stop beating around the bush, Internet.

Also, Kanye was initially known for his talent, not his ego.