I mean, why is a dog lying in the sun beautiful, but a man taking money out of an ATM sad?

Pi's original account of what happened having too much of a storybook feel doesn't really make sense as a criticism.

I can understand preferring Whiplash, but if your biggest criticism of Boyhood is that Mason's life was too typical, I think you're missing the point of the movie.

I have no idea where that has become "the consensus."

I'll take Kubo over Zootopia, but Zootopia>>>Moana, and I really enjoyed Moana.

I think they needed that moment, to even out the portrayal of the parents.

Which is, of course, the entire point.

It's a goddamn travesty that it beat Boyhood.

Lone Star is so fucking good.

In fairness, Mahershala Ali is rapidly getting there.

"Where the hell is Everybody Wants Some?"

Cyclops shows up, takes charge and fixes everything.

Holy shit, did I love Hawke's performance in Boyhood. You could watch all of his scenes with the sound off, and get the gist of his arc solely through his body language.

Having watched Boyhood and the Before movies in succession…Hawke is an absurdly gifted physical actor.

Having watched Boyhood and the Before movies in succession…Hawke is an absurdly gifted physical actor.

*Pushes up glasses even further*

*Pushes up glasses even further*

Not to mention that Hawke wrote Jesse's dialogue, a fair bit of it in Sunrise, and all of it in Sunset.

Not to mention that Hawke wrote Jesse's dialogue, a fair bit of it in Sunrise, and all of it in Sunset.

Goddammit. I wanted to see Brown get his ass beat by Soulja Boy of all people.