And elves!

I loved Patton's question after she said she read a lot of James Joyce and other books.

*golf clap* Well said.

Chump Change for me.

Down with eponymous!

Mary Holland is fast approaching Lauren Lapkus status in terms of hilarious people who are Earwolf MVPs. Just her voice alone can make me laugh sometimes, even when she's not doing a character.

Oh, absolutely. He's like Michael with an absolute solidarity to forever stay on the straight and narrow path. Makes for a one-of-a-kind film experience.

The cast in A Most Violent Year was ridiculous. He is a master of giving an actor only one scene in a movie and having them make a strong impression (I am looking at you, Catalina Sandino Moreno).

Even when he *******SPOILER ALERT******** confronts that dude in the barber shop and demands he pay him they money for all the oil he stole/paid for, he does it so calmly. If ever there was a time to get enraged and angry at someone it would be then.

Frances Ha distilled to its essence: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Franco's expressions in the Eminem interview sold me on his face acting ability. When he wants to, the dude can make a face that is just hysterically funny.

It's a legit terrible movie, but the sex-fighting scene is incredible. Green is not one to hold back, ever.

Niece Denise and the skit about Young Larry bird are two of the things I have laughed the hardest at in recent memory.

I really liked it, but have never read the book, so what @avclub-1995235c85099e61fc4fe43428368aa7:disqus said may be something you should listen to. Very grimy, weird, off-putting dirty film.

You will love A Most Violent Year. Chandor has a gift for getting the most out of his actors. I wonder what his secret is.

Forster and Greer are epic in that. Also the scene in the parking lot with De Niro and the now-retired Fonda is the most hilariously darkly funny scene Tarantino ever did.

Just going to leave this here re: Kristen Stewart.

Saw A Most Violent Year. Liked it a lot, it was almost a bit too minor to become great, but the acting is all around amazing. Jessica Chastain was perfect, but I wish they would have spent more time with her character and her actions. Oscar Isaac was amazing as well and the chase scene he gets to have is the…

She's very funny on the Comedy Bang Bang podcast the two times she's been on.

Kept in a cellar and taken out after twenty years for one night of decadence?