He is literally a lightweight actor though. Look at how tiny he is!

Wes Bentley always seems like he's thinkin' 'bout stabbin'.

Well my favorite movie is Millennium Actress - is that boring and expected? I don't know - and I'll cop to not seeing everything she's been in (including that Pride and Prejudice, I'll get on that).

Yet you're falling into your own trap by calling the films of 1952 mature, when they're really not. There might be an exception that is targeted towards an older audience, or has a story built on mature themes, but for the most part, you posted a list of movies that is going for an audience that is as broad as…

Tyler Perry's Temptation: Confessions of the Spy Who Loved Me.

Shrieking harpy isn't exactly an accurate description of Grace Jones…

Not in the world I grew up in, buddy.

But clever is not a synonym for mature.

Well by definition, since they came out decades later, but in context, no, the latter aren't "clearly oriented towards decades younger audiences." A movie about a monkey creating the fountain of youth is not a bastion of maturity. Musicals were usually pop spectacles for youth audiences. Hans Christian Andersen was a…

Well apparently you haven't seen either movie, especially Monkey Business, which derives all of its humor from people acting like kids.

All goes well, it could be the first good movie Rosamund Pike has ever been in.

It's only more mature in the sense that it's 60 years old.

Well you're talking all time, so assuming 100 years of film you're going to get maybe 10 films a decade on average. Now, you've got to include films that are influential and get a snap shot of different eras and cinematic movements, as well as trying to get an international perspective. Plus, given that you don't know…

Canada.

I'm still amazed that at one point TLC had three separate shows about little people just doing stuff.

Personally, my hierarchy would be scientist, artist, some random person off the street, prostitute, politician, in order of most to least welcome on my money.

If you're having girl problems I feel bad for you son, I've got 99 homos and a bitch ain't one.

I didn't realize that musicals were considered mature, since the only real differences are more musicals and fewer sequels. The top grossing film of '52 was even a big expensive spectacle.

Yet, in another thing that turned out well for Montreal, they were the start of Anthony Cavillo's career.

The Als had already gone under, had they not? The Baltimore move was a revival of a team that no longer existed.