"Small print", probably.

Killing Miss Daisy

"Then there's the time the country rallies together to beat back hell, like the time we as a nation said no to Yahoo Serious."

The very idea of Klaus Kinski in a show for kids blows my mind.

Aw, I like the Silvestri suite.

I'm surprised Dickeyville didn't get a mention.

Wearing an Ernest Moniz wig!

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This is at the cheap theater near us right now, which surprised the hell out of me because they've recently reduced the number of active screens and have passed on a few of what I would have considered more mainstream movies. That said, though, Abbie's Mom and I really enjoyed this movie!

I believe he once even said, regarding Virginia Woolf, "If I had wanted to write about two gay couples, I would have written about two gay couples."

Not so much a bait-and-switch for me, but I didn't see it until after all the glowing reviews and attention on the awards circuit, so my expectations going in may simply have been too high.

The first movie Abbie's Mom and I saw together. (Luckily it wasn't our first date, period, so we had a few weeks under our belt.)

Will or Colin?

But Tom Hanks rode Larry Crowne all the way to box-office gold!

The Best Picture of 1937, The Life of Emile Zola, focuses on the Dreyfus Affair, and Joseph Schildkraut won Best Supporting Actor for playing Dreyfus.

"The cuffs are weak? The fucking cuffs are weak? You're weak!"

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Rob Kardashian's moment to shine!

"American Psycho era Bale blows Oscar Isaac out of the water, though."

A whole new level of kinky torture, but that would imply the possibility of anyone involved getting pleasure from it.