Yeah, that seemed like it had the potential to be an abusive friendship. Although pretty much everyone was afraid of him in that book.

It deserves to be featured if only for the scene of Hoffman and Sandler shouting at each other over the phone. But it is pretty great besides that, too.

That's a great moment, and Anderson holds it for so long. Wahlberg really looked like he was on the verge of losing his shit.

That's our Boner Time!!!

I watched this movie for the first time this weekend and loved it. All of the characters were handled very well, and the soundtrack is great. Also, the sequence in Alfred Molina's house was fantastic, hilarious and tense at the same time.

It's a good set up for a wizploitation flick, I'll say that.

My idea for a sequel: Harry and Ginny get separated, until Harry gets invited out to London for her company's Christmas party. A terrorist wizard shows up and takes everybody hostage, and it's up to him to take them all out and win back his wife.

But she didn't include how his other son was named COBRA!

Well, pornographic theaters are going out of style.

I can't wait for a future in which every movie title has a hashtag in it!

I think Haunting in Connecticut: Ghosts of Georgia takes the cake.

Give me a second and I'll stuff some bars of soap into a sock for him.

Don't say his name!

I refuse to believe that Tommy WIseau is from a country as normal as Poland.

I hear she also gave birth to the Antichrist!

I remember watching that in the theater (I didn't have much investment in the movie) and agonizing over getting up to pee because I didn't want to miss it when his character showed up. I didn't and he was fantastic. As expected.

The scene where he's on the phone trying to reach Tom Cruise in Magnolia. Pretty much that whole movie actually. Probably every one of his movies, actually.

This is truly terrible news. Hoffman was an incredible actor, he was never not fantastic. I just watched Boogie Nights for the first time last night, and he gave a great, funny performance in that little role. He had a lot of larger, more impressive ones, but pretty much everything he's in shows how great he was as an…

And shouldn't Sinbad be with him?

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