Alternatively, just watch The Muppet Movie again.

I have a soft spot for Logan Marshall-Green because a few months ago I went to a screening of The Invitation in Tacoma and after the movie he did a Skype interview with the audience, and he was really nice and insightful.

The grammar police would probably have a stroke if they saw Wicked.

I wouldn't mind seeing Menzel and Chenoweth reprising their roles, but were I casting the film, I would probably go for-

Hey, if Groucho Marx can find it in its heart to help two young lovers, anyone can.

I knew I liked you.

Tibetan, technically, but the point stands.

Hey man, I also considered answering Cloud Atlas or Hairspray. Nothing wrong with recentism.

I really hope everyone got it wrong because they assumed it'd be too obvious.

Ooh, that's a really good one. I would also say The Truman Show. Andrew Niccol can really show how great humanity can be.

How is Arnold Vosloo known for Blood Diamond and not his most famous role, Zeus and Roxanne?

Back when I was stupid and thought that Scott Lang, the second Ant-Man, was Chinese, I remembering being confused about Paul Rudd being cast when John Cho was right there.

Now that would be a worthy Final Jeopardy.

Now, if they had made the question involve Gus Van Sant's shitty remake, that would have been something.

Now that I think about it, I do consider Hairspray extraordinarily inspiring, but I think I talk about that movie too much.

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Greetings all! I've been busy all day, so it wasn't until twenty minutes ago that I found out about the Democratic Filibuster that's going down today. Now, I'm not a fan of filibusters, but I'll admit that it's still inspiring to see my Party finally step up and show some balls for once! So, on today's Debate Club, my…

Nothing surprising about The Emperor's New Groove. That shit's a modern classic.

I want to upvote you a gain for Hot Fuzz and The Emperor's New Groove.

Core Concept and I agree on something! This is a joyous day indeed.