It could be worse - they could have asked their kids to say the darnedest things to Bill Cosby.

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Mike still refuses to watch them, but I'd love to hear El-P's take.

I remember the lead actors/characters being pretty insufferable, so I ended up rooting for their deaths early on. The 2nd one definitely improved in terms of casting.

Good call on that scene from Louder Than Bombs. That's a very underrated movie that needs more love.

I think about that scene from Manchester and immediately tear up. Agreed that it's even more devastating than the scene with Williams.

Fallon is not old enough to do cocaine. I'm surprised he's even allowed to drive.

Your mom sounds like me. I also go out to movies every weekend and rarely rewatch stuff. I generally want to be watching something I've never seen before when I sit down for a movie.

But which plane landing in Sully?

If I were voting in anything, I'd give Best Supporting Actor to Gosling for this. Such a great, well-rounded comedic performance.

Yes to this. Best scene in the film and absolutely hypnotic.

My favorite comedy and the most rewatchable movie made this year. I could watch The Nice Guys every day after work for years.

What's funny is I didn't really like Scrimshaw much until that scene, but he's so amazing in it that it turned the whole performance around for me.

It's broken up, so not really one scene, but I loved the long conversation Portman has with John Hurt's priest in Jackie.

Seeing this tomorrow night and am absurdly excited for it. Never thought I'd look forward to a musical this much.

The ratio is key, and that was my point. I usually go with Dolin and a very light pour.

Boo on this. That movie is a joy!

I'd go with some different choices on some of these, and the highlights in them:

I really love the last scene at the bar in The Nice Guys, but it also makes me sad since I know, due to the movie bombing, that I'm not going to get to see them together on another case.

It deserves a spot here for how they use Ant Man alone.