And yet it still manages to be worse than an SNL sketch, which is no mean feat.

Fail them all!

NBC did.

I'm gonna take a stab at the lack of Joshua Jackson.

Just like Rickman did, she brings every scene she's in to a new level, while elevating the performances of those around her as well.
For example, Stranger Than Fiction.

If the movie was only about Rickman and Thompson's characters, I would have agreed with you.

Goldberg, obviously.

Inappropes

Ahh, but without it we wouldn't have gotten that American Dad episode that (sorta) parodies it.

That's the reason it's a pretty decent movie - Zach absolutely kills every scene while at the same time elevating RDJ's performance.

But, in reality, isn't it all just acting. If the actor can pull of what is asked of them better than any other person, they get the job, no matter what they identify as personally.
I definitely want to see more diversity from all walks of life involved and brought to life on film, but only if it does the subject…

Elizabeth?

I think the writer of this FOC may be a little biased. But it is an opinion piece, so I'll shut up now.

You lost me at Cate Blanchett

Exactly. Wasn't the main criticism of that scene from the LGBT community that it was not at all realistic?

Mainly because of that main sex scene. And, really, you can see it in the actors eyes and expression that they're starting to get pretty over the whole experience. Trust me, I know. I may have watched that scene more than once.

Wow, we posted the exact same thing at nearly the exact same time.

Yet, unbelievably the word "soccer" originally comes from the limeys.

Wait, I thought someone else did the voice? Either way, the voice was added later and that's the only problem with it: the voice didn't seem to match up with his mannerisms.

And here I was thinking you were supposed to be libidinous.