But on the bright side, Christopher Doyle will shoot it!

Easiest thing in the world!

Objection, your honor, strangling the witness!

Now people can skip directly to the good parts of Along Came Polly (anything with PSH and, to a lesser degree, Alec Baldwin) while ignoring the rest.

We must all read Miller's Ladykillers defense forthwith

Hopefully this keeps the original's aesthetic, which was to shoot normal conversations like a tennis match.

I was speaking more in general than in the context of this article. I'll admit that I don't even really have anything against Fargo, I'm just irritable because this site refuses to acknowledge The Knick much at all.

"Miller's Crossing; I know that movie! A+!"

"Sad, slowed-down version of pop song" is a movie trailer trend which needs to crouch down in a hole and die quickly.

You'd think this site could take some time away from fellating Fargo to give it some attention, but you'd be wrong.

At least Mark Luthorberg looks like he's trying for something, as opposed to the rest of the mishmash.

Writer, Singular is probably my least favorite Romanian New Wave film, incidentally.

In Apartment 23.

On the flip side, about trailers I hated this year, I don't think I could have stood it if I saw the trailer for Pawn Sacrifice one more time. There are only so many times one can hear Lily Rabe say "We're Jewish, Bobby's Jewish!" before that statement becomes completely meaningless.

It was just barely outside this year, but the trailer for Knight of Cups was pretty damn great. If only I could've seen the goddamn movie it was promoting by now…

ctrl+f "knick"

I don't know for sure, but I think it was him.

Everybody went ape-shit for Amy Schumer in the "Bad Blood" sketch, but what really got me there was Robert Downey Sr.'s brilliantly inexplicable cameo. You'd think Louis C.K. would be the host to get him to make an appearance, but apparently not.

Here it is.

Ha, I literally just wrote about Alice (I'll spare you the pain of having to read that piece). I really like it, and it really is gorgeous (my favorite is the red-lit recreation of Doug and Alice's first meeting).