isn't woody getting up there

I can't think of one still working and churning out big budget films. To be 85, and direct the highest grossing movie of the year, that's nuts. He must be incredibly healthy.

With Clint Eastwood directing it, there's no way this can be disappointing

Absolutely. The Donnie Darko example is spot on. I threw up in my mouth a little when I watched the beginning of the directors cut.

We should have more people weigh in on this ambiguity. I took it as the 2000 tweaks are visible again.

Yeah I was just about to edit and say flip what I said. Where do you see that "I'm a believer" is in this cut? That's what I disagreed with

I think the Four Tops song wasn't in the original but was on the VHS, which was corrected in the DVD release. Didn't get the impression the coens went back to it.

"I got a job for you."
"Well, if the pays right and it's legal, I'll do it."
"It's not strictly legal."
"Well, if the pays right, I'll do it."

One of the all time great first movies

Bob Hoskins is also delightful in it.

Everyone loves the Mask of Zorro

I wasn't a huge fan of A.I, but it's got a handful of his greatest scenes so I would keep it away from the worst Spielberg movie belt. Kind of why it's hard to make a case for amistad, because that mutiny scene is up there with his best work

I remember what happened the last time a Stark turned down Littlefinger's assistance

She learned all the cool stuff she needed to know, but skipped the half semester lecture on why revenge is a dish best served cold

a lot of things changed while theon's uncle is still whittling his ships

Is this the final season coming up?

My favorite ending of all time. Hateful Eight's final scene had to be a homage, right?

I caught this one tonight and have to respectfully disagree with this grade. In fact, I was bummed out that it had a bunch of flashbacks and "blake lively mumbling to herself" scenes because it could have gone from good to great.

Have people been successful betting on the field in the past? 15-1 odds seems great

Frasier reruns when I go back home and visit my parents. They've been watching the same episodes for the last 20 years and I've seen them all a million times growing up, but it's comforting.