With all the political-themed films on this list, I'm surprised "Won't Back Down" didn't find a place on it. It was made by the same guy who did "Waiting for Superman," and it's even more heavy-handed with its anti-unionism.

With all the political-themed films on this list, I'm surprised "Won't Back Down" didn't find a place on it. It was made by the same guy who did "Waiting for Superman," and it's even more heavy-handed with its anti-unionism.

Oh how I wish that "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close" could have been on this list. In a just world, it would be- but the Oscar voters fell for it hook, line, and sinker by putting it on the Best Picture nominees.

Oh how I wish that "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close" could have been on this list. In a just world, it would be- but the Oscar voters fell for it hook, line, and sinker by putting it on the Best Picture nominees.

That sounded exactly like I thought it would. And I like it.

I beg to differ.

Saying that Seltzerberg put characters from other movies in only to have them be the victim of a fart joke or kick to the genitals is usually giving them too much credit. Most of the time, the reference *IS* the joke.

So is it safe to say that…
Seltzerberg are worse than Uwe Boll?

Phineas and Ferb is probably the best kids' show out there right now. It's made by Dan Povenmire and "Swampy" Marsh, who used to write episodes of Rocko's Modern Life (chief among them the one where Rocko goes to his uncle's ranch and the Zanzibar musical episode). Probably the best part of the show is that every…

Goddammit, don't give Hollywood any ideas.

An awful year for commercials
Some of the commercials were good (Google's and the Betty White Snickers commercial were top of the heap) but this was probably the worst year for commercials that I've seen. You raise a good point about the misogyny factor- and you didn't even go over the GoDaddy.com commercials.