A lot of fine films to catch up on, no doubt about it. Also catch "Our Kind of Traitor" and "The Blackcoat's Daughter" if you can.

Good to see Alec Baldwin's career going so well. By next year, he'll be eating bugs on a survival reality show.

Mystery Science Theater 3000 is coming back just in time to do this one.

A burger chain out west used Dennis Rodman in its ads. I wouldn't want to eat anything where Dennis Rodman's mouth has been.

Anna Kendrick all set to be next Incredible Hulk.

Lock her up.

Jeff Bridges's wife in "Texasville," played by Annie Potts, wearing a tight T-shirt with: "You Can't Be First, But You Can Be Next."

Then the train breaks down and she uses Uber and the credits roll. The End.

Hmmm, a "damsel" was one of "The Hateful Eight," wasn't she?

Tony had a great ear … he loved old rock, old pop and a lot of classic Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra. The guy was gangster with good taste.

Bobby (I mean Steven) then turned up as a sweet mobster in Columbo's final case, "Columbo Likes the Nightlife." So he was part of two classic series's endings.

"Celebrities." Ha. Good one, AV Club!

A big thumbs-up to AVC's Benjamin Mercer … best comedy I've seen this century was "Bernie."

Worst show on TV? Definitely a contender.

Diane Kruger always gets involved with these inglorious bastards.

How did Rich Cohen type with only one hand free?

Warren's been working on another movie, too, due out in 2026.

"Black Mass" and now "Loving," as Joel Edgerton goes for the Nic Cage Lifetime Achievement Over-Acting Award.

As opposed to those Nicolas Cage performances that weren't crazy.

Tens of viewers enjoyed Season 1.