"Get me Diego Luna! He's fantastic on Mozart in the Jungle!"

She's also terrible at picking projects. Aside from Perks of Being a Wallflower, her post-HP movies have been terrible.

So Chazelle had to settle for a much, much better cast? I hope he learns to ignore his intuition from now on.

Mozart's the best comedy on TV and Bernal's giving an all-time performance.

Sounds like affirmative action.

And what are those wrong reasons?

Biggest snub: Clint Eastwood.

Children of Men.

I thought it meant the movie was going to be avout Renner shooting at something and missing.

Josh Holloway, that takes me back.

The Sopranos was a crowd-pleaser? The finale was literally an F-you from the creator to the viewers.

Does Hughes really count as a celebrity?

The tone of this piece, from calling Gosling's casting in Blade Runner distracting to acting like Netflix is some cinematic ghetto, was very strange and I guess that counts doubly since the hook is that these movies are supposed to be a bright spot in the upcoming apocalypse.

But they don't make movies like Lawrence of Arabia or The Searchers anymore. There are no big thoughtful blockbusters outside of Christopher Nolan's output.

…but he made Multiplicity instead.

As a Texican-American, I give them a pass.

"these tacos have been compared to cat food on Twitter."

One Day At A Time looks terrible but true equality is the chance to be terrible equally so it's got that going for it.

By marriage.

I'm not sure the eighth installment in the biggest film series of all-time is proof of anything other than that people really love Star Wars.