Thank you for that sterling sixth-grade book report, @disqus_pc2oxmrpeC:disqus.

It might be the most gorgeous movie ever made.

Also, Allen's guilt is the furthest thing from proven at this point.

I blind-bought it on Blu-Ray and still haven't watched it. I probably will, though, as a die-hard Vittorio Storaro fanatic, and, uh, it's going to be something when I do.

At the very least, The Conformist is a completely terrific film from the same director made without abusing the trust of any actresses that you can totally watch instead of this one.

The full season 2 of Sense8 will premiere on May 5, 2017.

If we want to get Dissolve members to join, we'll likely have to do it Sunday as well.

Emma Stone, John Cena, and Casey Affleck are hosting this year's last three SNL episodes.

I briefly considered subjecting myself to Billy Lynn for her.

She's honestly one of my favorite actresses currently working.

Sing is way overstuffed with stock plots, the voice acting is dull, the music isn't good enough to cover those rough spots, and the whole thing just lacks imagination. Disappointing too, since I love the director's music videos and Son of Rambow.

Oh wow, the only comments here about some part of this video sucking are about the Stones! What an actual relief.

He also composed the score to Creed and will compose the score to Black Panther.

The worst films I've seen in theaters this year are Sea of Trees and Sing (damn McConaughey, get a hold of yourself).

Unless your metric is purty colors and you comment online with the username "The Narrator Returns".

Isabelle Huppert won the New York Film Critics Circle award for Best Actress!

I shall spread the word (whenever we play).

The shot in the trailers of the camera speeding into the car during the assassination is something goddamn else.

Even if this movie was otherwise garbage, I'd still see it for Mica Levi alone. Her Under the Skin score was astonishing (especially to hear in theater surround sound), and the fact that she's apparently a favorite to win the Oscar for this makes me love it already.

I love Gus Van Sant (and obviously Joaquin Phoenix), and I really hope this ends the tailspin he's stuck in now.