Leave Willie Tyler and Lester out of this!

Leave Willie Tyler and Lester out of this!

Somehow you've found the place where Gary Larson and Werner Herzog overlap. Kudos.

Somehow you've found the place where Gary Larson and Werner Herzog overlap. Kudos.

Immediately after finishing The Hand?

Immediately after finishing The Hand?

Agreed. It's cheap and overly pleased with itself. She's much more palatable in short story form. That said, this sounds much more mature so maybe she's grown up a bit as a novelist.

Agreed. It's cheap and overly pleased with itself. She's much more palatable in short story form. That said, this sounds much more mature so maybe she's grown up a bit as a novelist.

And in Into the Wild.

And in Into the Wild.

"We've got to shoot this from different angles. Again and again, and again and again!"

"We've got to shoot this from different angles. Again and again, and again and again!"

Well, there's this:

Well, there's this:

Yes, so many great actors in small roles. I loved that Goggins played basically the opposite of ownage.

Yes, so many great actors in small roles. I loved that Goggins played basically the opposite of ownage.

No, although it has one decently staged action scene. There's not enough action to really call it an action movie. I'm not sure how to define it, except as terrible.

No, although it has one decently staged action scene. There's not enough action to really call it an action movie. I'm not sure how to define it, except as terrible.

There seem to be endless stories from that set—apparently Snipes at one point stopped even doing close-ups and his face was digitally composited later over his stand-in's.

There seem to be endless stories from that set—apparently Snipes at one point stopped even doing close-ups and his face was digitally composited later over his stand-in's.