Faces of November: 12 minutes of silent shots of JFK's funeral, focusing on the distraught faces of everyone there. Which leads into…

Lights Camera Jackson gave Jackie the same grade he gave Collateral Beauty; a B. He rated both higher than Manchester by the Sea (B-), Arrival (C+), and Nocturnal Animals and Loving (C). This fuckin' kid, man.

I've always been on your level, I'm just slightly okay at hiding that fact.

Who, me? As for me, I feel all the feels!

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But seriously, I do not begin to understand the hate for that movie. It's hilarious, surprisingly incisive in how it deals with the Mandarin, and has extended scenes of Robert Downey Jr. mocking a small child. What's not to like?

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At the very least, the point there is the characters don't know the information.

Criterion will be releasing Blow-Up and Being There next February!

Okay, at least bother to give the byline one look. Come on now.

Also, I choose to blame its failure on it not having "Your Blue Room" on the soundtrack. C'mon now, it's perfect for a space movie and especially a space movie with that title!

It is a banner week for reviews of movies whose trailers misrepresent their movies' premises.

At least we have the other Rodrigo Prieto Christmas release to keep us entertained.

Even if he doesn't win the Cinematography Oscar this year, James Laxton deserves some kind of award for managing to shoot Moonlight and Yoga Hosers in the same year.

I saw an article posted with a former Scientology executive who firmly denies that Smith is a Scientologist.

Yeah, the other Will Smith trailer earworm.

Oh Christ, I didn't even hear about that. This movie is the gift that keeps on giving.

"Time Will Crawl" is a legit great song too.

I'll admit I saw only one of the movies on the list, but Sea of Trees was pretty easily the worst film I saw this year, below even Batman v Superman. What a fucking waste of a good cast, a good setting, a good director, and good cinematography.

One last thing: I can almost understand why all the other actors chose to be in this movie. Kate Winslet's post-Oscar taste in projects hasn't been great, Michael Pena is still not a huge actor, Keira Knightley isn't doing much of anything, and Helen Mirren has been down this road before. But Edward Norton as…