If you look at the votes of a film on IMDB and drop all 10's and 1's, you get a pretty good indicator of quality. If you equalize 9-10 and 1-2 as 9 and 2, you get a very good indicator.

Yes, it can be raunchy and funny and still retain it's humanity and pathos. Fun fact, the man who made Going in Style had his career ended when he made Gili with Ben and Jennifer. He also made Beverly Hills Cop, but I guess one bad film can ruin a career.

I'd like to see a raunchy Hard R version of Going in Style with De Niro, Joe Pesci and Christopher Walken.

They will need to create Splash Zones in the front rows, like at Sea World…

It's odd to see a list so different from one I'd make. Maybe it says something about how good all his films are that people can find something in all of them, even if not always the same things.

67 Characters is NOT the same thing as 67 superheroes and villains.

I think it's important to remember that this takes place in the mind of a "High Functioning Sociopath" who just murdered someone. I think we can forgive a little tone deafness as accuracy to the character.

sadly no…

Nothing is more douchey than bashing low hanging fruit with a baseball bat.

The A+ he gave himself was rated against only his own work…

That's her staff, not a lightsaber.

There is NO WAY Luke is Kylo Ren. It would spit in the face of the original films. After the prequels did that they are not stupid enough to do it again.

Saw this in theaters. I loved it. Saw it recently and it's not as good as I remember, but still better than The Dark Half. Which I also saw in theaters. I had 100% Romero record back in the day. I even saw Knightriders as the first film at a drive in. It was long, so they started it when it was still too light.…

This man is Patent-ly a troll.

You can use Fat guy wrapped in a gravy stained Confederate Flag as your national Symbol.

About a month ago someone posed this very question on the askreddit sub. There was much speculation as to which site was trying to create a story. I guess we know.

The Long Bong Goodnight

My Dream: Harvey Pekar and Andy Kaufman show up for last show.

Carey Mulligan  as Sally Sparrow