This review does kind of get at why I liked the crash portions of Sully the most. There's something really enjoyable sometimes about seeing people who are good solid professionals doing their jobs effectively and as a well oiled machine.

Well, we all know, had Mark Whalberg been there in real life, that oil tanker would not have exploded.

His Bond is so, so underrated. Really sad he only did two of them.

Seconded. Also see The Wailing, as they end up almost like companion pieces to one another, although Train To Busan is way more easier to understand.

Plus, they're not opening it wide this first week, which is more cautious than their previous uplifting sports films.

That already came out and was well reviewed here. It also looked a lot better than this.

I actually got that with another Shyamalan joint, The Last Airbender. Never have I seen optimism die so quickly then over the run of that film.

In NYC at least, it's playing for at least a week, if not more, at IFC Center.

Yeah, I see where the confusion comes from. I definitely meant it more as a consolation than anything else.

As in, even those are the only ones you answers, they are at least all right answers.

Hey, still right on those two.

I got mixed up with years and initially offered Renee Zellweger.

Yup, Empire Records was the first one, with the Gin Blossoms song meant to be the giveaway.

Correct on both. No need to question the second one.

You guessed correctly!

Of course it is!

In Earth-2, correct!

Correct on both. That first one was super hard, as none of us could remember Chris Pratt being in Jennifer's Body, so it never came up.

There we go! You got it.

Good job. You got them all correct. Probably also correct on how badly used the songs were in The Big Chill, although I haven't seen that film.