Why stop at just the MCU? How about ranking all the Marvel movies?!

People had dreams about the election, and van Winkle's illustrated them.

Maybe, but the X-Men movies have always been large scale with more unwieldy setups than any other superhero franchise. Spider-Man 3 succumbed from too many characters; X-Men has always turned that into an asset. I suppose there have been focuses on just a few folks and one strict plotline to avoid the pitfalls of…

I watched The French Connection. I didn't love it, though to be fair, I wasn't paying attention 100%. The car/subway chase was great of course, even though I've already seen it a bunch of times. I did like the matter-of-fact downer ending.

1. Iron Man

We never found out because it was cancelled too soon, but I think he made a decision in which he would purposely not know which reality was real.

“Paul Robeson of Porgy and Bess fame was one of the great singers and civil rights leaders of his day. We used a computer to make him sing ‘Trap Queen.’”

Mostly Column A, a decent amount the second part of Column B.

When Alex said that a sucker is born every minute in regards to Final, my first thought was, "Huh? That's too early for W.C. Fields."

I like the part of Step Up 3 that's an homage to Fred.

John Oliver?

Well, there you go: it wasn't as tiresome then as it is now.

Ugh! A black background!

Does it have 3rd act problems? I haven't re-watched it since I saw it in the theater, so I'll defer to those who have seen it more often and more recently, but I don't remember that aspect bothering me at all.

The DGA's list of the 80 best directed films of all time

Is there anyone besides me who puts Iron Man at number 1? (And it's not even close.)

Super Chunk Answers:
1. Lou Ferrigno (I guessed Andy Serkis.)
2. Welcome to Collinwood (I guessed Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, which I knew wasn't right, but it was the only Clooney/Rockwell collab I could think of.)
3. Avengers: Age of Ultron (I guessed The Incredible Hulk.)
4. Draft Day (I guessed Superhero Movie. I…

SNL May 2016 Lineup:
5/7: Rachel/Girl on Fire
5/14: Aubrey Graham
5/21: Ferecito/Sitter(-Thinker)

5/3/16 MOVIE TRIVIA RECAP
Some of the typical top teams were not having their usual, making it a little easier to handle the Joan Allen Fan Club's epic struggles. Anyway, I was never in contention, but it still hurt so bad that I couldn't identify A Raisin in the Sun or Throw Momma from the Train in the Mother's…

Wow, Tom Amandes looks just like Keith Carradine. But unlike Keith, he Tom shares a birthday with me.