I feel like that's super guessable, though.

Is Noah considered a commercial failure? I was talking with a friend about this the other day and was staggered by how much it made (~$400 million worldwide). Even with its considerable budget, a 2x return is a success, right?

I'm kidding, I assume even drunks can keep their shit together for the biggest few weeks of their professional career. At least, those not named Johnny Manziel.

Yes, Massachusetts, that bastion of temperance.

It's a solid block but fuck Michael Floyd, as he is perpetually putting people in danger by drunk driving.

Seriously, that's some Night of the Hunter or To Kill a Mockingbird level one and done shit.

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I remember seeing the syllabus for a class at, I think Pomona College, that focused on four "big" novels: Gravity's Rainbow (Thomas Pynchon), Infinite Jest (David Foster Wallace), Cryptonomicon (Neal Stephenson) and Underworld (Don Delillio, and already mentioned).

Also, Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia

I still have to see it one of these days, but for my money that's the best movie title I've ever heard. It'd be nice if folks got more creative with titles.

Rodeo Clown?

I mean, a very lengthy and successful career in comedy and television shouldn't be totally dismissed, but being at the heart of the two biggest talk show snafus of his lifetime and easily being the least talented of all the people involved…yeah…

I remember trying to make myself really take that moment in, cause I thought it was a pretty massive changing of the guard.

I think I saw Haywire around the same time I saw The Raid and started to wonder why every movie wasn't just an awesomely lean fisticuffs story.

I suppose the commenter did say "the last 16 years", which is a pretty convenient clarification to exclude an impressive-as-hell decade. And even then, Solaris, Traffic, Che, Haywire, Behind the Candelabra and others certainly offer something interesting at the very least.

I feel like that could've been a nod to European directors maybe? Not sure. Bennett Miller being nominated that year was weird as well. Selma was pretty bland to me, though - I'm surprised Chazelle or Eastwood didn't get represented. I guess the latter's performance at the RNC still probably rubbed people the…

I think Gosling and Stone compliment each other quite nicely, in that she can certainly sing, while I think his acting is deadpan and hilarious, really cementing the vibe of the movie. In other words, I preferred his acting and her musicality.

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Midnight Special made their list.

Adam Driver plays a bus driver in a new movie.
The new movie takes place in a city called Paterson.
The name of the bus driver played by Driver who lives in Paterson is Paterson.
The movie, called Paterson, is set in Paterson with a main character named Paterson, who is played by Adam Driver, the whose character is…