Spotlight is the first BP since The Greatest Show on Earth - from 1952 - to win only two Oscars, but I think its reputation will hold up a lot better. (And unlike Grand Hotel, it was at least nominated in other categories.)

The Dissolve is dead. Let it go!

You're not wrong, but if The Revenant had won, he also would have been the first person to direct BPs in consecutive years, period.

Well, it doesn't have to be his best - it has to be the best of the five nominees (in theory, anyway - I haven't seen The Revenant yet; of the ones I've seen, I would have gone with Cranston or Fassbender).

*Scott Baio kicks a tin can, walks into the night*

We can do this now? This won't end well!

"A lot of people think 'Spot.IM Farewell' is a traditional tune, but it was really written in the early 1980s."

The A.V. Club

I call dibs on Sam Waterston reading my comments!

When I was I kid, I remember it being on Monday nights. I forget exactly when they changed it, but I think it was to boost ratings.

Earlier is week I was watching the MST3K episode Moon Zero Two, from Season 1, and they make a Trump joke during the movie's opening credits.

MST3K is great for that, too. I'm always delighted to discover the source of a half-remembered reference.

It's sad Jackie Harvey was never able to land that interview.

Romney 2012: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Have you ever seen the montages for Best Picture nominees from the 2011 ceremony (for 2010)? I still pull them up once in a while.

I was just thinking the other day about the look on his face after he said "Crash" - all but audibly saying "Whooooooa."

The cutaway when the speakers' faces weren't even onscreen (the principal v. superintendent scene) amused me.

Hey, you've got the star of The Giver, too, so show some fucking respect!

He moves so fast, Spot.IM is like reading the phone book for him.

There ain't nothin' like 'em!