He produced "Blue Velvet," among many other greats, so he gets a lifetime pass, whatever that means.

Speaking of least likely Best Picture winners, I would nominate "Marty" from 1955 or whatever. Or maybe "Tom Jones" in the early 60s. Far from the worst winners, but among the most surprising.

Older than 22, haven't seen it. Aren't there, like, thousands of more important films?

Yes it does.

If you think that "warmongers" and "liberals" represent "both sides off the political spectrum," then you are truly a complete idiot.Read some fucking books.

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Maybe that's because you're stupid.

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4 months later…

For me, this guy is neck-and-neck with Ed Helms for the great Bland Aging Middle-Class White Male Comedy Marathon. Until this current season of "The Office" Helms was clearly ahead, but Sudeikis is now probably a nose ahead, due to his turn in "Horrible Bosses" and as various characters in SNL, albeit handicapped by…

Amen! He was pretty damn good in Horrible Bosses, too.

Nice fart. On the other hand, grad students are the best.

It's "Raging Bull" - singular - you moron.

Well, Sean O'Neal, according to BoingBoing you're completely full of shit.

Yeah, well "Slumdog Millionaire" is the worst-directed movie ever, and it is also, like "Schindler's List," a moral atrocity. You're not missing anything with those two.

I love the IT Crowd, but it is anything but realistic.

I bet you're wonderful at parties.

"Poor, stupid, and forever an example of how Homer has become a drunken, abusive jerk, Bart has become a mindless idiot, and Lisa has become the annoying eco-warrior and general fun-killer." All these have been the case since very early seasons.

Oh, stop exaggerating. It was not an "absolutely dreadful" era. Honestly and conscientiously compare it to virtually any other era, then get back to me.

I think Armisen's pretty great (especially since watching "Portlandia"), but his impressions are total shit. He puts absolutely no effort into his Obama.