I will be laughing all day at the thought of a sequel to Johnny Dangerously.

2014: The Praline Prediction

What's amazing about Pam Grier is that she's still so unbelievably gorgeous in Jackie Brown, which is partially about how beautiful she was 20-25 years earlier.

The Addiction is really good, as are his early films that Burl mentioned.

Glenn Close wasn't actually drunk at the Globes, she was just playing a bit for Fey/Poehler.

I do hope you have seen the outtakes of Siskel and Ebert fighting.

Well, if seeing his name too much was an issue, he could have opted to NOT have his name above the title, as opposed to not taking credit for work he actually did.

Snarf!

This is really the only way to "watch" awards shows. Two years back, I didn't watch the Oscars and just followed the liveblog here, which I'm sure was way more entertaining.

More UHF station good, really.

Goggins in Lincoln is especially enjoyable, because he's so scared and timid in it. Very un-Boyd kind of performance.

Mega-wattage smile?

@avclub-adad33d3da210f8c6efe515ace3e7089:disqus Yes, Jesse James, plus the fact that his work for No Country for Old Men was also that year.

It mostly gets past that, due to how Russell stages his scenes. It's closest to Flirting With Disaster of all his films, with this kind of screwball tone dominating what would otherwise be really egregious.

The love that Gladiator still gets is baffling. That movie is terrible.

The love that Gladiator still gets is baffling. That movie is terrible.

Best Cinematography:
Should Win: Deakins. Will Win: Kaminski

Such a great, great film. Pullman is phenomenal in it.

It's ok. "The unchallenged best film about classical musicians from the last twelve months" will appear on the blu-ray box for A Late Quartet.

It's a good thing to fascist about. I'm pretty convinced that happiness is just a by-product of caffeine.